A few days ago someone gave instructions on r/debian for building Xlibre and managed to get more updoots than the people yelling "nazi", so I don't think it's as unpopular as some people would like you too believe... Time will tell, I guess. I imagine the internal discussions have much flinging of excrement.
This is exactly what I was saying a week or so ago when I was talking about them really fucking up when they mentioned diy in the readme by name. He just gave all these weirdos fuel to use against the project. Just such a dumb move for the longevity of the project. I feel like anyone that doesn't understand what i'm saying. has to be a bit delusional about this.
Debian is one of the many distros infected with the CoC plague. Safe to assume that CoC = faggot central. At this point vocal detraction of XLibre can also be used as a faggotry litmus test, considering that e.g. Void, Alpine and Chimer all have three things in common: they dislike XLibre, have a CoC and are run by trannies. Shocker!
Is poor punctuation a tranny thing now? Geg
Having used Debian since 2.2, I really hate seeing the rot set in like it has.
Not using a project for political reasons is always gay and retarded. Even its its my own political reasons. Some of those projects do actually have good use cases. And do what they are meant to do well. If software works well. I don't care who wrote it. It could be microsoft even. If they open-source it, and it's not selling my data or serving me ads.
I just don't like how it uses such an old kernel. I think Debian 12 still doesn't support Intel Arc GPUs
do these even work well on linux? i was told these were essentially lacking all of their features and crashing constantly. great things on windows though, apparently.
No clue, its from the guy developing the port posting on the forum.
Yeah no, I completely agree, all my computers are running Libreboot and I have Alpine on my seedbox, despite both being developed by loony troons. There's a good chance I will be running FreeBSD as well because I kinda cba dealing with OpenBSD's gimped Internet speeds. I was just lamenting the prevalence of "acceptable use policies", "codes of conduct" or other authoritarian power grab schemes. Because that's what it is at the end of the day, an attempt by trannies, corpo goons or other narcissists to exert control over a domain and philosophy that (should) explicitly reject it. Given choice between two similar systems, I would always choose the one less addled. Anyway, yeah, as long as they don't have heavy reliance on systemd or other malignant elements in their code, then its whatever.
It runs well enough for transcoding in Emby, and it handled playing games in a Steam docker image fine
there should be a meme of lunduke showing off openmandriva and saying "this is based"
If Void has a CoC, they've hidden it so well I can't find it. The one troon on the dev team I know of is pretty quiet. Not rushing to package the latest hype that hasn't proven it has legs yet is common sense.
1. Run Testing until it becomes Stable for new hardware.
