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@neuroserve @vermaden Yes still cool it works now. I will try out sylve for sure.

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@vermaden Also if you keep your infra as code and databases clustered it matters even less. Things can then be thrown away and rebuilt at will. 😀

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@BrodieOnLinux I can't think of any issues I really have with uses of AI. The problem I see is that many people are closed minded, and they are not able to see that the usage of the term slop could have applied to many pieces of software well before AI.

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@puredarwin https://t.co/LM88TiqGFb is open source BTW. I didn't realize this for the longest time.

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@franciscojr7777 @dhh But I would still try Omarchy either way. 👍

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@franciscojr7777 @dhh ~25/35 epics closed, full set of kexts, kms for almost any gpu type,all rpi5, power management, bluetooth all using IOKit, mach, planning on Christmas or right after to have a stable image desktop/minimal server ready to roll. It’s rolling preview now gated by CI.

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@phoronix No matter which way it goes, it is about time.

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@hyprbsd @freebsd I really wanted to check this out but my ISP is blocking the website and I haven't had time to call them. Is there a direct link to ISO or source somewhere?

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@NetworkChuck What? Chuck I love your show but no, just no, that is a never for me lol. 🤣

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@dhh I do think Omarchy will have my attention for a long time more than any other Linux distro ever could. If it ever replaces or looks at replacing the guts like systemd, gets things like AppImage I will have any even harder time looking away.

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@dhh That said. Sometimes I think about going all in on everything because Omarchy is so cool. But I really like things like launchd, iokit, and GNUstep! It just feels so much more right to me than systemd, udev, etc. And I just want AppBundles/AppImages. 🤣

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@BrodieOnLinux All I can think of is I never, ever in my life want to deal with any project that involves a CoC. At first years ago when FreeBSD tried to adopt one banning virtual hugs it just sounded ridiculous and the whole thing ticked me off. These days it just seems like a nightmare.

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@BrodieOnLinux Is there perhaps really a good reason they can't? Maybe they could get sued unfairly if they did release everything? I've seen other notable projects stay quiet when developers got the boot and people wanted to know.

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@vxunderground Regedit and tablets do not mix. 🤣

[probono @probonopd]

Computing hasn't been this much fun in a long time. Every day a new 🐧 #AppImage comes around that is simply amazing.

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@LundukeJournal It sounds like they are just experiencing a shortage of virtual hugs. 🤣

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@LundukeJournal Interface issues requiring extensions to fix aside I can only guess maybe when they split from GNU to make their own foundation things started to go really south? Formerly I would have said maybe RedHat should have chosen KDE but they also seem to have lost all their marbles.

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@Tigersharke It was exactly things like this, how ifconfig works in FreeBSD, how it shows the negotiated link speed, makes it clear what driver is used, are the very reason I ever bothered with open source at all. I certainly wasn't impressed by eth0 lol.