It just keeps dying over and over again. Or maybe it has never been alive in the first place?
Marxist-Leninist (relatively novice) with an umbrella ☔
It just keeps dying over and over again. Or maybe it has never been alive in the first place?
Wasn’t it an undecillion actually? (20 × 10 ^ 36)
I assume it is real because I have seen this news float by in Russian media these days.
Apparently they have just been removed from the MAINTAINERS file for now but it is not yet known if this will have any implications for their ability to send patches for inclusion in the kernel. If the latter proves to be the case, some of the drivers might end up unmaintained until another person gains enough trust to become a maintainer. This will surely affect support for the Russian BAIKAL processors, for example.
Apparently the removed contributors can return only if they provide some sort of “documentation” (not specified which though). They can still work on the kernel, but now they are not able to directly merge changes into the codebase, they can only send patches which may or may not be accepted. Or they could organise and create an independent Linux kernel fork which they would have to keep up to date by merging code from the upstream.
This much I understood from the news and comments.
This is the list of contributors that got removed according to a popular russian Linux web community.
I second on KDE but don’t really know about GNOME since it is has a radically different paradigm and is also hard to customize (extensions, tweaks, etc.). Not saying that in a bad way though.
Never used an immutable district but sounds like a good recommendation if you have disk space to spare.
I will also be happy to assist!
I’ve been enjoying reading Cultivation Chat Group. It is a cultivation novel but it also kind of mocks the genre in a friendly way.
Because reading from a website may not be that comfortable you can consider an app such as QuickNovel (available on F-Droid) or similar to download and read the chapters offline and save progress locally.
In general Ubuntu or Linux Mint is frankly a better choice for someone migrating from Windows because they are much more polished with the ordinary non-power-user in mind. Such rough edges as you describe stem from certain design choices (or lack of) on the part of distributions.
I could especially recommend Kubuntu because KDE is arguably the most user-friendly and featureful desktop out there. It would be a less frustrating switch than an Arch based system with Xfce. Puppy Linux and Q4OS are also nice choices for older machines.
Marxism-Leninism-Greta Thunberg Thought occurs
Seriously though, it’s amazing to see how tables have turned and the media that praised her now try to portray her as a menace.
9/11/2001
“What? The twin towers have already been destroyed? Is it November the 9th? Oh, it must be one of those pesky european time maschines that got month and day backwards.”
Glory to EAM - EPON - ELAS and their anti-fascist struggle.
At this point the PRC has existed for longer than the USSR.
ml = mostly liberals
NFP was doomed all along. The capitalist system wouldn’t allow for a left-wing government, especially now that it feels so unstable and endangered, and it certainly had the means to change the government without meddling with the election results.
I actually find Rust pretty OK. The only things that I don’t like about Rust is its quirky syntax. And its primitive implementation of OOP. And its compiler. And cargo
. And the ecosystem…
OK well maybe I don’t find Rust actually OK. Why did we have to invent a whole new language if we could improve standards and compilers for existing languages?
I thought Umatrix was unmaintained?
Anyway, I used to use it till a few years ago. It’s a really powerful extension, but it breaks some sites with the default settings and it can get tedious reenabling scripts one by one to find the bare working minimum. I have since switched to uBlock of the same developer and it seems to me an adequate compromise between privacy, better performance and working sites.
Unfortunately the modern web has turned into tihs so you can’t even browse without an ad blocker anymore.
ffmpeg -i main.c a.out