Login and password set/reset forms being out of sync is a classic. 😆
I haven’t seen that one in a while luckily.
Login and password set/reset forms being out of sync is a classic. 😆
I haven’t seen that one in a while luckily.
The abstract for OP’s PHD thesis.
Yeah, it was SourceForge and SVN.
That’s what I decided.
It will be more informative, and I have lots of options for hosting.
You use Linux because cuz Linux is good.
I use Linux because the BSDs are less popular. I want to get paid and have corporate applications on my desktop.
We are not the same. 😂
That’s not a bad strategy. Just gotta add some leftist politics to the mix.
It can be. It depends on the extension dev.
To run Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, or some other FOSS OS?
I’m running Fedora on a refurbished Thinkpad P1 Gen 4, and I’ve had good luck running Linux and the BSDs on higher end refurbished Dell Optiplex, Latitude, and Precision equipment.
Apple hardware is nice, and MacPorts gives me access to the vast majority of my *nix tools.
Shopping for new hardware I’d look at the list below to get Linux preinstalled.
Or buy refurbed equipment from Dell or Lenovo.
I happen to like the term FOSS and would like to keep it around. It’s catchy.
Definitely time to kick out the corporatists though.
RH doesn’t allow sharing of the spec files which generate the RHEL rpm packages. The program’s code is still under whatever license it is licensed under.
Besides all the RHEL code is public and upstream in CentOS, which makes more sense anyway.
The Nvidia drivers from rpm fusion are one of the third party repos Software with prompt people to enable on the first time it’s opened.
Flathub is enabled by default now. I want to say F37 enabled it by default.
There are better options then Canonical.
OpenSUSE is backed by SUSE, and Fedora is backed by Red Hat. SUSE and Red Hat are both for-profit companies, and both are better FOSS citizens.
Debian isn’t that vanilla. Debian packages are well known to carry Debian specific patches.
It’s something to think about.
Gentoo will probably be better if you’re using AUR, and Gentoo recently started shipping binary packages which can be mixed and matched with compiled software. 😄
There was (is?) the yacy project which used a distributed index, and the individual nodes would contribute to the index.
A hybrid of original Yahoo! and Google is probably the best option. Sites submit themselves, they get reviewed, and an algorithm catalogs the contents. So curation and automatic indexing together.
Already found that. Still can’t buy it, still not shipping. 😂
This is interesting. A few questions though.
How hackable is it? Are other distros or OSes devs going to be able to get their system ported to it? Seeing Debian, Gentoo, NetBSD, or OpenBSD on this would be pretty cool.
Armbian lists several BPi boards as supported. Has anyone run Armbian on the BPi stuff?
I can’t seem to find where to buy the OpenWRT One or when it’s going to ship.
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