I thought AGPL was the more restrictive version of GPL? Which license should we use so that corporates need to pay?
I thought AGPL was the more restrictive version of GPL? Which license should we use so that corporates need to pay?
You must be LTT’s chaperone
Everything needs to be slapped with the AGPL. Fuck corporate America
Gentoo is the epitome of RTFM. It is beyond the Arch install in “complexity”.
Support Mullvad.
You should have bought the framework after they put more effort into Coreboot.
Pine64 and Fairphone are good companies too
You do know that you can run SELinux on Debian right?
And MAC isn’t the end-all for security arguments
Tell her to pay for Proton. Easy way out
Just let her have Gmail if she is willing to divorce you over windows and email (what a handful you’ve caught there lad)
Family email server? Your family have an email server to themselves? You managed to deal with block lists over 2 decades and more?
My utmost respect to your dedication
Just run KODI from anywhere
I have no love for linkedin, I’m pretty much forced to be on it though
That’s the point.
They should’ve moved to Windows
Who the fuck is this little shit? Can’t they even be a little considerate towards rust? Just because they have 15 years worth of inertia for C doesn’t mean they can close their eyes and say “nope, I’m not interested”. I do not see how the kernel can survive without making rust a first class citizen
I wonder how ungoogled-chromium is faring?
Kubernetes and general logging
TBH I don’t even use awk that much, even that is plenty powerful for my needs. Perl absolutely blows my mind with how needlessly complex I can make stuff with it
Perl would be my candidate for more advanced text handling than what sh can do.
Never used Lua but I think it’s fun.
If nothing else works, just learn C/Rust. There’s plenty of that on Linux systems, I think you’ll be able to manage. Yes, it doesn’t meet a lot of your requirements.
The problem is the hardware not working because proprietary drivers aren’t built into GSIs
Alright we should use that then