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OpenMandriva Lx 23.01 “Rome” Released
(wiki.openmandriva.org)
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I just can say....super happy for them they really earned it!! Polished and free for so many years....excellent!
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I am not talking about BSD vs Linux, i am talking about systems where no shitty driver can bring down the system....i say that as a FreeBSD user btw.
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>I'm not familiar with the architecture of OpenBSD, does it run it's drivers in userspace? No it's the BSD without modules. >Example of microkernel: QNX. Yes and minix, hurd and TrueUnix64 just some other examples.
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And you can add the water and power that was wasted before that...snowcanon's...bring up food and beer so the skiers can eat a schnitzel and drink a beer there, and about 70% come with their cars, and all the helicopter flights and exp
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Ah nice do we try to find excuses that monolithic kernel's are not so bad at all right? And it's totally ok that those (any) "high-quality" driver can crash the system? >Linux uses modules, some other BSD not. Has not
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I would say that (probably?) even his contributions have so much work (patches) from others in it, that he's not the solely owner of the code anymore (same with git), i would say it's nearly impossible to change the license once i
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That's what i don't get with linux...having all drivers inside the kernel is madness, no wait...it's pure stupidity. No other Universal OS makes that...crash my system with a USB-Controller...that's some Windows 98 relia
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>I'd love to switch my rsync+ZFS snapshots backup servers over to HAMMER Why don't you do that? You don't need linux to be happy, quite be opposite actually, install DFly and have fun.
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I mean it's just impressive for such a small project, and benchmark's...well they just count for your very own workload..it's good to find regressions but not much else. BTW i run FreeBSD ;)
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>but Linus Torvalds could No he cant, he's NOT the owner of 99.9% of the linux kernel code, he is "just" the owner of the trademark "linux" and some code. The Linux-Kernel-Code could just change license if every
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They even kill officially billionaires, that would never happen in the US....barbaric!!
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Wired was really good around ~2008, who i responsible for that massive pile of shi* that it is today?
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Benno Rice -> "The Tragedy of systemd" OR "The Trouble with FreeBSD" I am a bit torn apart about him, he's half right half wrong, anyway it's good to have discussions like that.
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>but isn’t really suitable for general use. Can you tell me why? Because i used it for 3 years regularly in a professional setup (~10 servers). Never had a problem with hammer 1 or 2 or anything else.
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4y ago
>allegedly Netflix uses it for servers Not really "allegedly" as you can read here: https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/appliances/#software
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>Some years ago they claimed to be fast. It is fast, maybe the fastest of all BSD's: https://www.phoronix.com/review/bsd-linux-eo2021/2
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4y ago
You can use WifiBox[1], being a user of FreeBSD myself (Laptop, Workstation and many servers) it would be nice to have "native" ac/ax. [1] https://github.com/pgj/freebsd-wifibox
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4y ago
Moon mission man again: >>3(a) bundle the complete, corresponding source with the binary. >>Using option 3(a), that is, putting exact BusyBox source and .config file you used to build the binary on the same medium which you use
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4y ago
Drink less beer and do more sport and sex, your sleep will improve.
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Why are you getting downvoted? I dont get that....
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Your making problem's up where no are, make a textfile trow in your for example *gnu.org links for the full source and trow in your patches at the end of the file. >you can’t just throw out a magnet link and say There are webseed&#x
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It's great, i use it for the at last 2 years. Btw you can have 4 machines for free (2x 1core x64 1GB ram each + 2x 2core arm64 12GBram each) the min hardisk is 50GB so 4 machines from the free 200GB. Free Networking traffic up to 10TB&
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The GPLv2 (BusyBox) says the end-user needs to have access to the changed sources (for example a link to it) and a copy of the license IF and just IF you redistribute the Code. The link could be very well a magnetlink to a tar or a patch-fi
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Hey Chat, How to change start-site to google.com in edge?
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I'm working on a project to use 3DS devices as a Terminal and IoT device with RTMES as the OS. Still in pretty early stage (aka nothing to see here) but used 3DS's are cheaper then RPI's have wireless, a Screen a keyboard (to
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>or a CIA ops? Damn you got me.
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>convenience True, if you don't care about security upload you password to the cloud or open your Car without any manual action ;)
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4y ago
Same marketing strategy like the "Black Death Cigarettes": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_(cigarette)
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DragonFly BSD 6.4.0 Released
(dragonflybsd.org)
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