Basically, fill this form in with information about opensource software you consider critical. 7zip, grub, uutils, nginx, etc. You may name max 3 and have to provide links to projects that depend on them.
Maybe a separate post would actually help.
Thanks for sharing this one.
Easy doesn’t mean cheap. And not everybody can take of work to visit. I know I can’t.
Not everybody lives in Brussels?
My experience was turning around while sitting at the front and seeing nearly exclusively CrApple logos. I left the event with he impression that the only people being able to pay to show up to the event were Mac owners.
There will be a sea of Mac laptops and probably a bunch of vibe coders. Plus, it won’t be streamed to contribute a maximum to carbon emissions. Yay.
Absolutism isn’t convincing.
Totally the same thing if you don’t think think about it.
A nice gesture, but let’s be honest, the system is corrupt and won’t care. The real way to fight is to use AI to opensource all proprietary software out there and watch them squeal.
Use their weapon to defeat them. Fair’s fair.
Oof
Got it. Thanks
What are those?
The ongoing US midterms could also shift the conversation depending on who comes out ahead.
This is exactly what I’m afraid of. The EU will breathe a sigh of relief that the dems won and simply go back to business as usual. “It won’t happen again”.
100% the election result of right wingers making large gains had an effect. They don’t give two shits about digital sovereignty and care more about being paid. If that’s by the US or Russia, doesn’t matter.
Is Denmark a vassal state? Did some right wingers win an election? Did Microslop decide to build another huge center like in Munich?
A world of pure rust instead of C does sound enticing. But it’ll still suffer from hardware support. Well, unless people throw billions of tokens at it to write their drivers and actually share that with others. But I’m assuming people want to leave Linux because of AI use, so that’ll also piss of the anti-AI crowd 🤷
There are barely enough kernel devs for linux, I don’t know where all the kernel devs for these other OSes are going to come from.
The only one I can imagine getting a following is Asterina. Built on NixOS, it’s probably the only one that could even bring along most of the stuff that currently runs on Linux.
Especially hardware support will be a limiting factor.
Don’t they still do development on mailing lists? That will keep contributors out for sure 👍
Thank you. Federation with matrix would be great. But it looks like they’re using re-invention of federation. Dunno what to think about that.
If only I knew what fluxer was. Yet another forum?
Never read a single one of his posts, but it seems like many held him in high regard.