Diseased Open Source Software Community - it's about ethics in Code of Conducts

[daddydeath42069]

Raising families most likely.

Not going to lie there's a shelf life in development where you either dedicate yourself to family, troon out, or die from overworking yourself in some fashion.

 

[volatile puar]

Not going to lie there's a shelf life in development where you either dedicate yourself to family, troon out, or die from overworking yourself in some fashion.

The guy who made neofetch (so you can tell people you use Arch, btw) quit so he could work on a farm.

 

[moocow]

Aren't radical communists?
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True, though I don't think the two groups are mutually exclusive.

At this rate I might succumb to insanity and make my own damn distro.

Are Arch, Manjaro and friends pozzed now too?

 

[MagneticTowels]

True, though I don't think the two groups are mutually exclusive.


Are Arch, Manjaro and friends pozzed now too?

You know, there's nothing stopping us from making "Kiwi Linux".

 

[volatile puar]

You know, there's nothing stopping us from making "Kiwi Linux".

Licensed under GPL v3 + nigger

 

[REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!]

You know, there's nothing stopping us from making "Kiwi Linux"

KiwiBSD

 

[enaR]

The guy who made neofetch (so you can tell people you use Arch, btw) quit so he could work on a farm.

It makes sense there's a lot of overlap between hobbyist computer guys and self sufficiency guys

 

[Taser Confetti]

Are Arch, Manjaro and friends pozzed now too?

>Are the most programmer socks distros pozzed out?

What do you think?

 

[Anti Snigger]

It pains me how retarded canonical is, I've always used ubuntu as a baseline, but between the PR nightmare shit like this and having apt upgrade shill fucking pro, I'm getting a tad bit irritated

 

[volatile puar]

Manjaro might as well be jeetware, and in fact that may be an insult to the New Delhi programmer caste.

 

[Buzz Killington]

There were so many other ways for them to handle this, they could've even ignored it. But to acknowledge it and say it's acceptable? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

 

[YoRHa No. 2 Type B]

Are Arch, Manjaro and friends pozzed now too?

Was Arch ever not pozzed?

Also the entire r/unixsocks subreddit.

 

[GoysGoneWild]

I'm ignorant wrt gentoo, but couldn't we just do an "overlay" or something with all the bespoke use flags and custom binary repos?

I probably butchered the fuck out of that.

Anyway you can use Artix with dinit, xlibre, seatd and turnstile to kick as much of the freedesktop cancer to the curb.

 

[natural born loser]

All I am seeing is posts from Bryan Lunduke's websites... He has been known to fake shit, and he is known to be off the rocker a lot a bit. I will believe this when it is confirmed by other sources. Until then take anything he says with a grain of salt.

Can you name even one thing? I thought not.

 

[General Emílio Médici]

You know, there's nothing stopping us from making "Kiwi Linux".

KiwiArch, the chuddiest distro

 

[skunt]

how is opensbd (and variants)?

 

[Taser Confetti]

how is opensbd (and variants)?

Basically unusable for all but the most hardcore of grey beards with specific hardware (aka Thinkpads manufactured during the Obama administration).

 

[YoRHa No. 2 Type B]

Basically unusable for all but the most hardcore of grey beards with specific hardware (aka Thinkpads manufactured during the Obama administration).

I've heard that Frameworks also work decently, but since the devs mostly use Thinkpads its what OpenBSD targets.
Otherwise I don't see it used very often even in the server world, when Linux and FreeBSD already exist there's not much reason to OpenBSD, unless you truly need that high security.

 

[moocow]

You know, there's nothing stopping us from making "Kiwi Linux".

It'd get banned from discussion practically everywhere, experience the same DDoS and tortious interference the Farms itself suffers, and be mercilessly attacked by practically every faggot in FOSS who learns of it. You'd spend more time arguing with morons than writing code or building binaries.

Anyway you can use Artix with dinit, xlibre, seatd and turnstile to kick as much of the freedesktop cancer to the curb.

Ah! Artix was the one I was thinking off. How bad is the poz on that one (politically, not technologically)?

 

[Taser Confetti]

I've heard that Frameworks also work decently, but since the devs mostly use Thinkpads its what OpenBSD targets.
Otherwise I don't see it used very often even in the server world, when Linux and FreeBSD already exist there's not much reason to OpenBSD, unless you truly need that high security.

I forgot Framework existed honestly. I've always read that FreeBSD had worse laptop support than OpenBSD but maybe that's incorrect or outdated info.