How much do you tolerate before switching sides? Think about Windows vs Linux. People don’t switch.

Once you are ready to go public though you need to be stable and secure

Is that really true though? If you have a product people actually want, they’ll use it regardless of bugs

Going slow doesn’t mean you don’t break things either. If you don’t want to break things, you need test plans, logging and alerts

I sleep at night telling myself it’s better me, someone with morals, than someone else. But the real answer is money

Sorry but I like the drip

ew /s but I feel gross even writing that

1. I can afford good clothes now
2. High quality clothes last a long time
3. Having a Ubuntu shirt is a good conversation starter
4. I would rather have a Tux logo than a Nike one
5. Giving 5$ to KDE makes gives me the false sense of real contribution to the project

LFGGGG

MacOS pisses me off endlessly with a popup that forces you to update (and you have to close your apps to update). Linux was better in that it never asks me to update, but if I ever ran an update I would have to close my browser before opening a new tab. This though… This is amazing!!

Hail the victorious devs!

From what I understand, xorg has fundamental security flaws. How will they remedy this?

They won’t. Don’t download random shit and if you’re worried, run it in Flatpak

What happens when the Linux kernel drops support for xorg? Do they intend to fork an older version of the kernel in order to keep support?

Not really possible, since X11 is only built on top of the kernel’s graphical interface (same as Wayland). Even if that wasn’t the case, the kernel doesn’t delete any code that anybody uses (that’s why 30 year old programs still run)

The first comment on the request

For the sake of all of our sanity, I’d really appreciate if FESCo could decide on this one really quickly (e.g. putting out a statement) and avoid what could be a most unpleasant flame-fest on this mailing list.

If we find out “I do not consent” opts out, I’m fine with it.

Why? They don’t need more money. Jellyfin proves how much of their service can be done for free

I have access to ~20Gb/s worth of extra bandwidth. Is there any way I can “donate” it to different Peertube instances? Right now I just use it to seed things and run XMR/I2P nodes

No lol

You can dual boot it

I saw that MouseKeys for Wayland got merged. Is there any chance we can do more scriptable bindings in the future? I’d love to see things like “hitting 2 jumps to this x,y pair”, “hitting 9 goes 75px down and 75px left”, etc

ew MIT license

Yes, it’s the “original” instance

1. Finish off Firefox
2. Break up Chrome
3. Profit

Have you considered applying for a FUTO grant?

https://futo.org/grants/