Limerance

Corbyn‘s new party called Your Party was founded a few months ago. It’s a sectarian leftist party, already split between woke activists, socially conservative Muslims, and communist entryists.

The leaders Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn hate and work against each other openly.

Some important members are jumping ship and go to the Greens.

read some guardian articles on it https://www.theguardian.com/politics/your-party

Watch the party convention to get an idea of the culture.

Why do you like it? It wastes a lot of space and lacks features compared to voyager and Blorp.

Big fan of Blorp

Domestic abuse is funny apparently when the evil gender is the victim.

It is a art

Smartphones have been taking HDR photos for years. Of course supporting HDR screens is a must.

What’s your strategy for picking compatible hardware?

Maybe the license makes it easier for the developers to be hired for contract jobs, that build upon it.

Why? BSD has an equivalent to coreutils with BSD license.

FreeBSD and the other BSDs are doing pretty well with permissive licensing. They have done a lot of important work that also ended up in Linux.

What sometimes happens is their code is forked, and then published under GPL. Meaning the original project isn’t given back to.

You only need to provide source code to your users. There’s no need to provide a public git repository to the world.

You can fork GPL software and sell it. If one of your customers asks, you can send them a copy of the source code on a DVD. This is all the GPL requires.

VMs don’t show you if your hardware is well supported.

Imagine Microsoft Office and Exchange Server being available for Microsoft Linux. Instead of WINE it ships with actual windows libraries as binary.

So instead of Windows Subsystem for Linux, you get Linux Subsystem for Windows.

Without the „corpos“ spending money on developing the Linux ecosystem, we wouldn’t be where we are today. Red Hat (systemd), Oracle, IBM made a lot possible. Apple took KHTML and turned it into WebKit, the browser engine bundled with GTK and Qt.

Google managed to capture Linux with Chromebooks and Android phones. However their spending benefited others as well.

Single maintainers can’t do much to stop a determined corporation with money from forking a component or writing a replacement. I remember how Debian maintainers spent immense amounts of time and energy into fighting about adoption of systemd to replace sysv init.

Yes https://www.onshape.com/de/blog/kinematics-assemblies-mates-simulation

I’ve been using OnShape for CAD. It runs in the browser and is pretty fantastic.

Depends on what you need to do and who you collaborate with of course.

A fish of distinct tastes.

Microsoft Linux is what you want.

Communist Linux users have a far superior morality complex.

The better name would be Linux/systemd/Wayland/KDE.