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BlankSystemDaemon posted:isn't nbsd still banned? wasnt banned, quit as the forums were a net negative to their life. i mean, understandable, look at this garbage: Amethyst posted:posting from ubuntu 22.04. gnome 42 defaults are fantastic.
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matti posted:nbsd got permaed just a regular ban https://forums.somethingawful.com/banlist.php?userid=33086 they could come back, but fine with me if not i do like the ubuntu rant though
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i foudn the rant if anyone wants to claim it for themselves https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3617481&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=48#post435197939
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well, if it ever becomes okay and popular it'll be rebranded and pushed as lotus domino desktop or some such.
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Gentle Autist posted:i foudn the rant if anyone wants to claim it for themselves https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3617481&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=48#post435197939 There's probably enough copies of this for us to have one each
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Gentle Autist posted:i foudn the rant if anyone wants to claim it for themselves https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3617481&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=48#post435197939 Notorious b.s.d. posted:The problem with Ubuntu isn't a matter of taste. It's not that I don't like Unity, or I have bad feelings about Shuttleworth, or that the logo doesn't agree with me. It's much more fundamental: The Ubuntu model for development is broken.
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this isnt a rant this mf spittin
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Antigravitas posted:Gnome is never okay, actually.  
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post hole digger posted:this isnt a rant this mf spittin nbsd goes sicko mode on 2 things ubuntu and women
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I'd love to read his take on modern Ubuntu since iirc 14.04 was basically the last "good" version.
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AnimeIsTrash posted:nbsd goes sicko mode on 2 things shoes
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nbsd showed a lot of self reflection and awareness when a close family member came out and expressed that they were extremely worried about coming out to them. i was hopeful their character growth would continue.
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Mr. Crow posted:I'd love to read his take on modern Ubuntu since iirc 14.04 was basically the last "good" version. does "iirc" mean your recollection of what they said? because most successive versions have been better, with the very notable irritating exception of recent things being published as snaps like firefox and chome the init system in 14.04 was upstart, 16.04 moved to systemd, since then the newer releases have mostly been interesting to me as including newer plasma 5 releases and newer base python versions (ubuntu 22.04 has python 3.10 as the main/base version), which also affects a bunch of docker images that i will bump from 'FROM ubuntu:20.04' to 'ubuntu:22.04'
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Raluek posted:just a regular ban nbsd vs rear end was one of the funniest things though
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disallowing universe makes a lot of sense though. trying to make all of your poo poo work on system-provided python or java is a very bad idea imo, regardless of distribution. core just needs to provide enough to run basic system services and get a container runtime up
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my homie dhall posted:disallowing universe makes a lot of sense though. trying to make all of your poo poo work on system-provided python or java is a very bad idea imo, regardless of distribution. core just needs to provide enough to run basic system services and get a container runtime up it's too bad nobody ever thought of that
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the weird thing about nbsd was that the knowledge around linux seemed based around a snapshot of how the situation were around 2014, and everything argued was based on that timeframe
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akadajet posted:I’m really glad the sound isn’t working this time
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eschaton posted:as if Linux has advanced significantly since 2014 lots of regressions to know about though, ever stronger corporate capture if nothing else
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i installed fedora 35 on my local shitbox and it’s pretty good op. i’m at peace with systemd now but i wish journald just did text logging instead of whatever weird interpolated (binary?) format it uses i have it hooked up to aws systems manager now so it will stay patched up and i can shell into it over an internets without exposing ssh next little nerd projects are to set up traefik, and maybe put in some log aggregation and dashboarding. should I use prometheus??? what should I use for log aggregation???
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Gentle Autist posted:i installed fedora 35 on my local shitbox and it’s pretty good op. i’m at peace with systemd now but i wish journald just did text logging instead of whatever weird interpolated (binary?) format it uses install syslogd and it'll write out text logs. remove /var/log/journal and it won't write binary logs to the disk. traefik and prometheus etc are massive overkill for personal stuff unless you're messing around with multi-VM clusters, but idk try using loki as the log aggregator and give it a minio instance to store stuff in, seems to work ok.
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Sapozhnik posted:traefik and prometheus etc are massive overkill for personal stuff unless you're messing around with multi-VM clusters are you not? like, who really isn’t?
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Gentle Autist posted:i wish journald just did text logging instead of whatever weird interpolated (binary?) format it uses i do see the benefit of a real well-designed serialization mechanism, binary or human-readable, to avoid issues of log spoofing with crafting messages to avoid a regex used to search plain text logs having richer log entries with zero possibility of accidentally parsing part of the log message as the service is a very good thing, i am reminded of the CVEs for the ancient denyhosts package that allowed tricking it into blocking arbitrary ips by trying to connect to ssh with a username like "Accepted connection from 123.456.789.012" or something
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