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Notorious b.s.d. posted:red hat got a new logo tbf any other kind of red hat would probably also be bad, at least a fedora screams "linux"
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Tankakern posted:has anyone looked at that new io_uring thingie that axboe added in 5.1? haven't had a chance to try it out yet, but soooo glad we're finally getting something like it linux finally has usable async file I/O, lol
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:red hat got a new logo don't worry, it'll be gone this time next year
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i feel like bad branding is pretty much required if it involves linux
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Celexi posted:so I am using fedora again, wayland on nvidia so far seems great, chrome detects it as some vmware driver and runs like poo poo, mouse lags to hell when it goes on a xorg application and the nvidia control panel doesn't open from a wayland session. cool, it's getting better. when i tried in on fedora 29 when it first came out the desktop started but crashed as soon as i tried starting an app apparently nvidia still needs to fix up something in their driver so xwayland apps work properly and a driver with those fixes is still a ways off
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fractional scaling works now but the desktop runs like rear end, oh well
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:red hat got a new logo thats a logo only ibm money can get you
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carry on then posted:don't worry, it'll be gone this time next year it’ll be replaced by “IBM l” to go along with IBM i and IBM p and IBM z
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my bitter bi rival posted:thats a logo only ibm money can get you more specifically the logo you get by deciding to take design by committee to the next level
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its just an icon of the dumb fedora they give to new employees. i still have mine somewhere (in a box)
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Phoenixan posted:i feel like bad branding is pretty much required if it involves linux tux is great and I will fight you if you dare to disagree
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Progressive JPEG posted:the reimplementation of glibc it uses optimizes disk space over everything else including any semblance of performance im not doubting you, but do you have any further details? my own tests and those ive stumbled across in blog posts dont show this at all. my own tests have been with the jvm and rocksdb/postgres doing anywhere between 1k-100k rps on an 8 core vm, so not exactly "hello world" @ 1rps
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May 12, 2019 16:36
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Phoenixan posted:i feel like bad branding is pretty much required if it involves linux The suse chameleon is p.deece? But yeah, tux is a bit poo poo.
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Schadenboner posted:The suse chameleon is p.deece? nobody ever willingly played suse chameleon racer
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welp that’s me thoroughly owned
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Helicity posted:im not doubting you, but do you have any further details? my own tests and those ive stumbled across in blog posts dont show this at all. my own tests have been with the jvm and rocksdb/postgres doing anywhere between 1k-100k rps on an 8 core vm, so not exactly "hello world" @ 1rps mix of Java code running on openjdk 8, some consuming/producing kafka topics while others serving http. some Cassandra services in there as well had noticed in flame graphs that a lot of time was being spent on system calls, forget which as this was a few months ago. switched from alpine/turd base images to ubuntu/glibc to see what would happen and suddenly the issue went away and overall throughout doubled across the board. we were already planning on switching to something else as a base image due to the security problems so this was enough motivation to get that move over with so if you're seeing a lot of time on system calls or if youre interested in a system with any semblance of security policy then get off alpine
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mods ban this stupid bot please i dont need hot take gifs from 2011
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oh cool just what we needed: edgelordism
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quote:But, you see, it’s related to linux on the desktop because 
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hans de goede doing the lords work the wayland itches project
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Tankakern posted:hans de goede doing the lords work this is a great explanation in a nutshell for why wayland isn't more successful a dude who is ideologically committed to the project, on the "happy path" with the cutting edge linux distribution, "correct" desktop environment, and open source browser, finds so many bugs it's unusable and then he needs to be familiar with a dozen different codebases to fix any of them
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guess what people without an ideological commitment to wayland are gonna do
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Dang, I had thought wayland would be better than that by now. Especially since it is the new default in rhel8. I have learned a valuable lesson about believing in linux desktop stuff.
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Rahu posted:Dang, I had thought wayland would be better than that by now. Especially since it is the new default in rhel8. i'm not even sure you can believe in OSX anymore
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you guys are so pessimistic, at least now there's hope oh wait i forgot what forum this is
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Rahu posted:Dang, I had thought wayland would be better than that by now. Especially since it is the new default in rhel8. Ah yes, RHEL, the distribution famous for being up to date with the latest GUI packages.
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ratbert90 posted:Ah yes, RHEL, the distribution famous for being up to date with the latest GUI packages. It does have relatively old software, but in my experience everything in it Just Works. That’s why I’m surprised to see a semi-functional wayland as the default.
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Rahu posted:It does have relatively old software, but in my experience everything in it Just Works. That’s why I’m surprised to see a semi-functional wayland as the default. everything is running through X11 compatibility
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heh, esr didnt quite succeed with his gcc svn to git project https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=GCC-SVN-To-Git-May-2019
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Tankakern posted:heh, esr didnt quite succeed with his gcc svn to git project lmao what an idiot
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Tankakern posted:heh, esr didnt quite succeed with his gcc svn to git project haha god drat
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Tankakern posted:heh, esr didnt quite succeed with his gcc svn to git project quote:Maxim Kuvyrkov meanwhile has jumped in with a set of scripts for converting the full GCC history over to Git. The scripts? Less than 300 lines of Bash leveraging the Git and SVN utilities. sounds about right
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Tankakern posted:heh, esr didnt quite succeed with his gcc svn to git project that’s our esr *laugh track*
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ESR will later take credit for the other guy's success what with having led the initiative and all.
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Origin posted:I'm with those guys! boy howdy that's an old callback
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