scabros

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   by scabros 3y ago

   I do not share this opinion at all. On the contrary, I believe that the day software licensing ceases to be relevant, we will slowly and inevitably return to times of slow technological development, expensive and insecure services, and high
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   The Open Source licensing war is over(infoworld.com)

   3 points by scabros 3y ago|3 comments
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   by scabros 4y ago

   I got tired of reading "expert" opinions in this thread... All throwing numbers that "don't add up", but at the same time confusing some elements of the story to make it sound as "fake". Sometimes, there a
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   by scabros 4y ago

   Maybe it's time to switch to Devuan, which is a systemd-free fork of Debian that works really well.
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   by scabros 5y ago

   last time i checked Alpine linux I had the idea that the desktop functionality was barely supported (i think the only DE available was XFCE, which is fine to me, but the install documentation seemed incomplete). I think I'll give it a
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   by scabros 5y ago

   I read HN regularly since a couple of years, but registered just for this comment. My first GNU/Linux distro, but in early 2000. I have great memories from that time, it was "harder" but very rewarding. The best example of le