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Ah, it's "everyone who disagrees is a nazi" o'clock again.
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The conspiracy theory: redhat and freedesktop want to kill X11Melty from one of GNOME devs over XLibre.
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https://blogs.gnome.org/alatiera/2025/06/23/the-fascist-maggots/ // https://archive.ph/RCqys
Same faggot earlier claimed his clique "worked hard on killing x11".
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Now why would it need to be killed if it has a bunch of tech debt and thus could die on its own?
What's funny is that AntiX (the proudly anti-fascist distribution) is willing to at least consider XLibre, because functionality is more important.Ah, it's "everyone who disagrees is a nazi" o'clock again.
A coder keeping something "straight"? In Current Year? During Pride Month? In Open Source, localized entirely in GNOME?Not sure I would trust a coder who doesn't keep "literally" and "literary" straight.
Seeing programmers react like this to relatively minor maintainer disagreements really makes me believe in "low emotional intelligence", it's true it's all true.Melty from one of GNOME devs over XLibre.
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Same faggot earlier claimed his clique "worked hard on killing x11".
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Now why would it need to be killed if it has a bunch of tech debt and thus could die on its own?
Fair point!A coder keeping something "straight"? In Current Year? During Pride Month? In Open Source, localized entirely in GNOME?
Amidst all this xlibre talk, here's GNOME doing its thing: Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd (archive)
KDE are starting to do the same by having DrKonqi have a dependancy on SystemDSo what should distros without systemd do?
First, consider using GNOME with systemd.
I have a better idea.
I would love to know how these people are differentiating between fascists and Nazis in their heads.Melty from one of GNOME devs over XLibre.
Because Go is a practical memory-safe language. It has reasonable, readable C-like syntax. It has a pointer-safe memory mechanism and good threading support.Can anyone give a quick explaination why a lot of the "new" cryptography stuff is written in fucking go?
https://github.com/pedroalbanese/edgetk https://github.com/FiloSottile/age
I have one of their laptops, something about video output on Linux is a bit fussy but it still works. I got great customer service at the time, but the guy took my money (and many others') and ran when I tried to order another one. He's been gone for years.Anyone have any experience with XY Tech / 51nb boards? Having an X200 with modern specs seems too good to be true (+ they come with a disabled IME through some hardware modding to pull it into "manufacturing mode"). The old page seems defunct as of 2022, though it looks like they've moved shop to a forum of the same name. Any of you lads happen to speak Mandarin?
He's from China judging at the email domain @163.com. Though I'm not sure if a TB4 connector for Ultra 7 165H is needed unless you're trying to EGPU crysis lmao.I'm double-chucking with these guys now: https://www.tpart.net
Supposedly they're shipping soonish, we'll see what happens.
Yeah, all these guys are pretty much just hopping the fence after dark at the motherboard factory in China and running off their own designs.He's from China judging at the email domain @163.com.
Well, I will have to say goodbye to KDE Plasma and probably switch to XFCE with Chicago95 or some quirky old DE like Common DE\Trinity. Unless someone forks Plasma which is a hard thing to do and maintain.KDE are starting to do the same by having DrKonqi have a dependancy on SystemD
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Can't wait for Plasma 7 to be fully dependant on SystemD
For now though, the only solution is to nuke it from your system
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AFAIK the 51NB X210 has been successfully Corebooted but I don't see any commentary on whether it is me_cleaned. The i7-8550U the guy who ported it to coreboot should be me_cleanable if they ship with no boot guard, and even if they do, the libreboot deguard script should cover that as well. Someone with one of these boards just has to put in the work to port it to Libreboot at that point, but I somehow doubt the dev team is going to go out of their way to target niche homespun enthusiast boards.They're part of the techie enthusiast community. It's probably just a serrial/IMPI flash of the MB's ME controller since versions newer than Nethalem (1st gen Core so like 200you can't remove the ME permanently, the CPU will not boot otherwise. You can only remove the wifi blobs and hope the CIA didn't build backdoors in the boot code.
Absolutely nutty specs on the X210AI, and he sells all the other ones, too! Please let me know how it goes if you do end up buying from him. I'm very interested in getting one of these myself, especially in light of possible coreboot/me_cleaning options.I'm double-chucking with these guys now: https://www.tpart.net
Stealing this turn of phrase.they are basically stimming when they start poasting like that.
Dang, is that why I'm so bad at Devil Daggers?33ms of soupy cursor latency. (BUT AT LEAST IT NEVER TEARS!!!!)