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File: bec1a9ece4357c2⋯.gif (258.05 KB,734x490,367:245,ferris.gif)

 No.12625 [Open thread]

FACT: Rust is the most powerful language in the world.

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 No.12627

>>12625

No, Assembly is the most powerful language.

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 No.12628

i want to nakadashi ferris

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 No.12640

>>12627

Assembly is already an abstraction.

CPU instructions are the most powerful language.

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 No.12661

>>12625

FACT: rustfags are prone to hyperbole and are annoying faggots in general.

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 No.12669

File: 237d76d4e6d93b0⋯.png (227.13 KB,298x726,149:363,april.png)

C++ has the best trannies.

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File: 9b0ceecd6b3724e⋯.jpeg (41.36 KB,640x386,320:193,goy_box.jpeg)

 No.12606 [Open thread]

Ive been playing with my fingerbox for a few years, but I heard theres a type of box for your whole body? Can someone give me a quick rundown on this tech?

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 No.12666

You made me laugh, anon.

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File: 97d0c4c94f0228d⋯.png (503.88 KB,1155x623,165:89,linus.png)

File: 0ffa43aadaf8293⋯.png (437.7 KB,429x582,143:194,linus_2.png)

 No.12602 [Open thread]

Linus Tech Tips is without dispute one of the most popular mainstream TechTubers. He covers an entire industry of gaming electronics and related technologies. In my video, I tape together an edit that gives the /g/tard insight on how it's like to watch Linus Tech Tips with no understanding of gaming products. The video is fairly entertaining and features enough content from the channel to get a general understanding of LinusTechTips. What our video is ultimately calling for is more representation of GNU/Linus distros and ThinkPads. I love hearing about the newest ASUS ROG RYUJIN and Gigabyte Aurora. But, the Lenovo ThinkPad T480 is getting such a lack of attention and Linus has only made "10 Reasons Why Linux is Better" featuring HARDCORE GNU/Linux distros like Tiny and Ubuntu.

Ontop of a entertaining video I ask /g/ this, should Linus's portrayal and presentation of GNU/Linux shift from "muh Opin Sorce Firefox SJW team using Ubuntu and Mint" to "Chad Gentooman loads up FOSS on his T450P,"?

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 No.12619

>>12602

I haven't watched his videos but they look cringey as fuck

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 No.12631

Sure. That's exactly how Luke memed susceptible retards into adopting his style of computing. If you seriously want to drive up market share, you should play into the fantasy that hardcore hackers and programmers use GNU/Linux. Don't show them fucking stock Ubuntu or some other shit derivative.

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 No.12651

Linus has 30+ employees to feed. Unless he can make it exciting and draw in a decent crowd, it isn't worth the effort to focus on more niche subjects. That being said, I don't get the impression he wouldn't be interested personally, but things change when it's company time.

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 No.12656

>>12602

>Gigabyte Aurora

Did people forget the mighty and once all-powerful Alienware Aurora? 3930k and GTX 690, couldn't do more stupidly overpowered and overpriced.

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 No.12659

>hates consuming

>ends up promoting consuming even harder

the duality of this man

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File: c8c23302a8787f4⋯.jpg (93.75 KB,1280x720,16:9,h.jpg)

 No.12027 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

I've been emailing RMS. (Regarding the GCC plugins, etc)

RMS isn't going to do anything about GRSecurity because Bradly Kuhn, a non-lawyer who stabbed RMS in the back recently

>ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2019/10/15/fsf-rms.html

, said nothing can be done.

What the FUCK?

RMS says "No evidence right?" and "I'm not part of the FSF anymore" and "wasn't it agreed that nothing could be done?"

There is in-writing evidence:

>https://perens.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2017/06/grsecstablepatchaccessagreement_additionalterms.pdf

Has he forgotten about this:

Has he ever heard of "Discovery"?

Subpoena the customer list,

then subpoena the customers.

I told him the contributors to the FSF codebase should sue to recover their copyrights on the basis of fraud in the inducement then.

Why are these free-software people such fucking FAGGOTS that WONT SUE?

(And yes: you can recover donations to organizations that misuse your donation / don't do what you've instructed in atleast NY and California)

Bradly Kuhn is NOT A LAWYER: he's just a FAGGOT with a Bachelors degree, RMS BELIEVES HIM, and ignores actual lawyers. Is RMS a senile idiot?

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 No.12499

File: f113d980eebd7a8⋯.jpg (47.11 KB,338x368,169:184,rs.jpg)

>Subject: RMS can claw back aspects of his GCC copyrights , then have standing to sue violators. (such as Grsecurity)

Since the structure and organization of a programme is Copyrightable

>750 F.3d 1339 at 1380

And RMS set down said structure and organization of GCC, being the

Author of said such programme (of the computational sort), quite some

many moons ago. In the 80s.

And the Copyright Act has a statutory claw-back provision(+) for Authors

to regain their copyrights, regardless of whatsoever contract or

conveyyance they have used to indeed alienate that copyright from

themselves.(++)

>+ 17 U.S. Code §203

>+ (3) Termination of the grant may be effected at any time during a period of five years beginning at the end of thirty-five years from the date of execution of the grant; ...

>++ Milne ex Rel. Coyne v. Stephen Slesinger 430 F.3d 1036 (9th Cir. 2005)

And that statutory claw-back time period is fast approaching.

It is UNTRUE that RMS can do nothing because the FSF owns the GCC

copyrights.

RMS can execute the following plan of action:

Understand that the structure and organization of a programme is a

copyrightable aspect. Understand that HE is indeed the Author of that

aspect. Understand that ifsoever anyone else in the world Copied that

aspect of GCC, they indeed would implicate the GCC copyrights: they

would have to follow the GCC copyright owners instructions regarding

licensing so on and so forth.

Understand that he still is the Author of that aspect, that

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 No.12528

>>12499

I can't tell which is more broken at this point, tor browser bundle's shitty new rust-powered diversity-enhanced faggotry or 8kun. I don't even know if this message will fucking come through at this point, though I'm hoping fourth try's the charm. I just want to thank you for fighting the good fight against these malevolently stupid fucks. I may not completely agree with all of the views you express (though I'm definitely starting to agree with the white people one given how damn many of the evil fucks doing real damage seem to be white, even if often being manipulated/willingly working for the kikes) but you are the only person I see actually consistently trying, and I damn-well respect that. If I had any clue about legal matters I'd try to help too but between that and being a stereotypical autistic programmer neet with next to no real social skills I think I'd do more harm than good.

Sage because this is completely off topic, but again, thank you for at least trying when everyone else has just given up and instead chosen to watch as linux dies to the same corporate cancer killing everything else.

Also to any of the lkml automatons that read this thread? Fuck you. Fuck you for ruining something that was beautiful. Shame on you for defiling something pure. For shitting upon computer science. For raping a project that should have been a fucking beacon of hope for computer technology. May you burn in hell for this crime against both art, science, and the testament to human creativity and passion that is the linux project. Yes I'm being cringy and raving about more than just the way you filthy fucking cunts are blatantly ignoring this massive GPL violation, but between watching the fucking world burn, everything shutting down and collapsing, the internet turning into a fucking corporate advertisement platform, and every last fucking thing I've had hope for crumble to dust I think I'm entitled at this point to be a little melodramatic.

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 No.12529

>>12528

correction: was. The linux project is no longer a testament to anything other than how mandated diversity and tolerance is cancer and ruins literally every fucking thing that it touches.

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 No.12645

>>12027

>Why are these free-software people such fucking FAGGOTS that WONT SUE?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BusyBox#GPL_lawsuits

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 No.12655

<this whole thread

BSDfags would just laugh. OpenBSD probably has better security than this by default.

You're all niggers. Terry would be ashamed of you.

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File: 3efa05f069a2ebe⋯.jpg (112.74 KB,1080x1056,45:44,IMG_20200208_173219_773.jpg)

 No.11847 [Open thread]

to you, what makes great programmers different /g/ ?

t. job applicant

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 No.11948

File: 072140fe7b51ded⋯.png (194.09 KB,197x441,197:441,nanomaid.png)

File: 9b45a5093935a79⋯.png (9.37 KB,330x328,165:164,nanomaid2.png)

File: 5f3999358be1ad3⋯.png (147.41 KB,974x811,974:811,nanotech.png)

>>11945

Yeah but autistic homosexual catboy anime posting moron for some reason really love to pretend to be programmers and sometimes reall get into the whole script kiddie thing.

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 No.12582

>>11847

Lie on your resume or CV to get to the interview and then appear passionate about programming and look normal on the interview.

Also learn to code before that.

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 No.12592

>>11948

this guy is the living definition of based

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 No.12607

>>12592

You mean debased.

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 No.12634

>>11857

kinda hard to have one without the other

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File: bafb0e96ff84fe5⋯.png (514.68 KB,832x408,104:51,OG.png)

 No.8826 [Open thread]

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 No.12567

bumping because all onion related threads mysteriously sunk to the bottom

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 No.12577

>posting a wall of links without any information on what the fuck they are exactly

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 No.12578

>>12567

Yeah, maybe because these threads are trash, full of copy pasted dead links.

deepdot35wvmeyd5 was seized almost a year ago.

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 No.12583

Daniel's onion hosting service was compromised. The link list is gone. He did write this: "I may start another hosting project in the future, when I found time to improve the current platform. But it may take several months before I get there." https://hosting.danwin1210.me/

Here's a small & fresher onion list plus descriptions:

http://ojjkf327pcmivwuk4zcl4a5lgsbv64p7kosbzmf3xdkzuuqqwxuv7xad.onion/ (Democratic Republic Wiki)

http://phobosxilamwcg75xt22id7aywkzol6q6rfl2flipcqoc4e4ahima5id.onion/ (Phobos Darknet Search)

http://digdeep4orxw6psc33yxa2dgmuycj74zi6334xhxjlgppw6odvkzkiad.onion/ (Dig Deeper)

https://p53lf57qovyuvwsc6xnrppyply3vtqm7l6pcobkmyqsiofyeznfu5uqd.onion/ (ProPublica)

http://axqzx4s6s54s32yentfqojs3x5i7faxza6xo3ehd4bzzsg2ii4fv2iid.onion/ (Invidious)

Recommend to avoid v2 onions (the shorter ones). v3 onions use stronger cryptography.

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 No.12623

funny how tor has brought back link farms

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File: 463d12f2c07d5e6⋯.png (36.19 KB,256x256,1:1,palemoon.png)

 No.12586 [Open thread]

This is the ideal web browser. You may not like it, but this is what peak privacy and customization looks like.

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 No.12594

>>12590

You realize that Pale Moon is the only web browser to have the browser and the engine made for it to not have any influence from (((google))) put onto it. The head dev supporting (((cloudflare))) and his issues with *BSD is annoying, but what choice do we have.

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 No.12596

>>12586

Tell me anon, why is it good?

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 No.12597

>>12594

What's the point of writing your own HTML/CSS engine if you are just going to employ the same shitty and bloated toolkit? Could have rewritten the thing in Tk.

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 No.12600

>>12586

>ideal

>doesn't work for half of the internet

>possible security flaws due to being outdated

Shouldn't it be possible to make a browser that both respects the user's privacy and is built on current code?

>>12597

HTML/CSS has become more and more complex and also more intertwined with the Javascript engine that is becoming a more and more integral part of the stack. Recoding all of that would be a lot of work. But it's indeed necessary, there are more or less two engines on which everything is built and the sadly chrome one is the more influential one. If you don't watch out, everything will be built around chrome.

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 No.12601

File: 9abed1916a91399⋯.png (384.38 KB,1400x1270,140:127,openbsd_puffy.png)

What web browser do *BSD users use now? If they're still using Chromium, they're fucked unless it's Ungoogled.

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File: e531dc0fbcb20d7⋯.png (6.59 KB,130x50,13:5,logomobile.png)

 No.12564 [Open thread]

Get your cheap vpn server at www.unikorn.app

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 No.12565

I hope someday somebody tracks you down and slaughters your entire family tree in cold blood and turn them into bars of soap to send to africa

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 No.12579

> We are currently located in Amiens, FRANCE.

> The following General Terms and Conditions, referred below as "Terms" or "Tos", apply between [Unikorn Services LLC] (Unikorn) as the provider of Network Services

some other day, kike

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 No.12657

saged, fuck off ad jew

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File: 5329e78fe093098⋯.png (120.16 KB,300x300,1:1,serveimage.png)

 No.12131 [Open thread]

Newfag in programming here. I have bought a book about Tcl/Tk, and while there aren't that many resources to write widgets and windows with it using only C, I guess it will suffice for my needs. What I need now is get into X programming. Which parts of X programming should I attain to write a desktop environment for Unix-like OSes? I use OpenBSD btw.

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 No.12560

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 No.12573

>>12131

Tk is the graphical language that is the pair of Tcl. You don't need C to write Tk.

I think that you can start by looking at Xaw/Athena Widgets, Xt, Xlib, or even FLTK.

>>12556

Everyone wrote for X back in the day, you uneducated nigger. You are just advocating for bloat.

>>12560

Useless. You can code Tk easily. Why use a C binding when Tk is right there? This Dervish uses Tk anyway, so why not just learn it directly, considering that it's easier than C and is paired with Tcl?

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 No.12574

>>12131

>>12573

Forgot to menction, but Tk combined with Tcl (and no other bloat like dervish) is also a nice small and light language for user interfaces, but not as much as Xaw/Athena Widgets, Xt and Xlib.

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 No.12576

>>12573

Tcl* But my point still stands.

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 No.12615

>>12131

>X programming

X.org is dead. Even before Wayland people only handed the image of the GUI to X and told it not to touch it because X sucks at everything.

So you either write your own Wayland client or you use GTK or Qt. You can't call it bloat when it's already on every single linux distro.

>>12573

>Everyone wrote for X back in the day, you uneducated nigger. You are just advocating for bloat.

X is the definition of bloat. It's an overrated component that does nothing by itself anymore but handing over an image to the Window manager.

And if you do use the remaining components of X that haven't been stripped out already it will look fucking disgusting.

If you hate bloat so much then program for Haiku where you can directly use it's C++ application interface without getting a headache

or learn to program against the native Win32 API and get some headaches and write some XML so that Windows knows it doesn't have to use the Windows 2000 theme on the application for it to work.

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File: 2f8b04875916933⋯.png (434.36 KB,821x1084,821:1084,rMeAr.png)

 No.12539 [Open thread]

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 ESU VERSION FEB 2020 do you want Windows 7 ultimate for another 3 years??? check the link below

https://www.teamos-hkrg.com/index.php?threads/windows-7-ultimate-x64-sp1-esu-version-feb-2020-msdn.120225/

[YOU NEED TO REGISTER TO DOWNLOAD THE ISO THE IMAGE IS CLEAN ]

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 No.12545

dumb ass paki cia-nigger, we know how to activate wangblows using only open source authentication cracks.

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 No.12547

Sorry I haven't used Micosoft is 2 decades.

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 No.12562

Just take a picture of a windows 7 key sticker from an old laptop/desktop, then when it refuses your key you use "slmgr /ato" to activate your key. Easy as pie and it's what i did since 2017.

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File: e130c0cbb63148a⋯.png (43.47 KB,150x150,1:1,1557881883014.png)

 No.10378 [Open thread]

God fucking forbid you encounter big problems with installing Lineage OS. The team is full of dipshit stuck up autistic niggers who never answer your questions, rather, sarcastically toy around with you. God fuck this OS and fuck me for believing in this meme.

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 No.10479

>>10378

It's just AOSP with some twists, are you too retarded to use android?

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 No.10522

>>10378

Good riddance nigger monkey, nobody will miss you with their Google-free phones

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 No.12423

>>10378

LOL its open source bro just do it yourself

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 No.12443

>>10453

Because he's a nigger.

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 No.12559

>>10441

Maybe he's talking about porting a rom to his device?

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File: c397422849546b6⋯.jpg (40.2 KB,431x598,431:598,house_vagina_zipper_house_….jpg)

 No.12515 [Open thread]

Yea, um, hi.

I'm wondering if I've been doing something wrong because there doesn't seem to be any point in archiving and compressing files.

The Test Results:

Test 1

> Collective size of original files before archiving: 2,934 Kb

> Number of files: 4 ( 2 x .jpg | 1 x .png | 1 x .gif )

tar.bz2 = 2,933 Kb -0.03 %

tar.gz = 2,926 Kb -0.27 %

tar.xz = 2,888 Kb -1.56 %

Test 2

> Size of file: 113,036 Kb (.mp4)

tar.bz2 = 112,517 Kb -0.45 %

tar.gz = 112,206 Kb -0.73 %

tar.xz = 111,964 Kb -0.94 %

Test 3

> Collective size of original files before archiving: 579.4 Mb

> Number of files: 581 (Mostly pictures but also some videos)

tar.bz2 = 574.4 Mb -0.86 %

tar.gz = 572.2 Mb -1.24 %

tar.xz = 570.5 Mb -1.53 %

(Note: The .xz format reduced the file size the most but took significantly longer.)

So is there any reason to compress files, besides wasting time?

Or am I doing it wrong?

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 No.12542

>>12515

Compression is useful for people with data caps.

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 No.12543

>>12515

Compressing isn't for compressed files. Unless you want them available as a single file to be uploaded somewhere.

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 No.12616

>>12515

Those pictures and videos are already compressed so putting them in an archive will only give you marginally better compression.

So there is no point in putting them in an archive besides easier distribution.

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 No.12617

>>12543

accidently just wrote what you wrote because I didn't scroll down

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 No.12618

>>12531

by reencoding them, not by zipping them

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 No.466 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

I want to stop using gmail.
What do you use?
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 No.12237

>>1101

So often websited autocorrect "@mail.com" to "@gmail.com" and you don't get your mail.

When UI fags think they are smarter than the user

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 No.12238

>>10477

Captcha is much more insidious than a bot filter

A. it's feeding AI about human user metrics, which allow it to defeat not only every outdated version of itself, it also allows you to defeat other people's bot filters.

CAPTCHA could carry out the mother of all DDOS attacks by feeding the security checks of other filters to CAPTCHA users to solve

B. There is a strong potential that they leak the user IP on third party websites and track users

Is there an open source botfilter that is self learning?

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 No.12282

>>12237

In fairness, users suck and in most cases the UI fags probably ARE smarter than the users, even though in this case it's really unfortunate.

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 No.12536

[code]

try {

"pronton mail"

} catch(e) {

"bitmessage"

}

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 No.12537

>>12536

[/code]

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 No.12243 [Open thread]

What do you think of the Freedesktop organization? To me they are kind of hit or miss, with excellent contributions such as the Xorg open source drivers for AMD and libraries such as libinput, and god awful projects that only worsened the absolute state of Linux such as systemd, pulseaudio and dbus. It doesn't help that the Freedesktop organization is backed by spurious companies such as jewgle and in(t)cel, so when they mandate shitty standards onto Unix-like operating systems it is bound to be applied whether you like it or not.

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 No.12244

Complete and total bloated shit.

I try to avoid it when possible with openrc or sysvinit and alsa. I haven't found an alternative to dbus though.

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 No.12246

>>12244

Dbus is not necessary.

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 No.12252

>>12244

See >>12246

I am running OpenBSD without most of their crap, including dbus. I applied a patch to GTK+3 so it could be compiled without atspi-bridge which pulls dbus. I also btfo'd dconf which was unnecessary bloat and unrelated to the toolkit whatsoever. Things I couldn't get rid of, such as glib, harfbuzz and whatever, will be there as long as I use a non-meme browser with JS and video support. If there were a decent browser with an HTML/CSS engine written in Tk I would use that instead.

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 No.12535

* Too disorganised

* Too unfocused

* No priories

* Used to cause problems

Same problem I have with Gnome: not paying for the stuff that matters: memory leaks (I want to run my desktop for 6 months without rebooting or having no ram) and shitty demo apps instead of solid stable libraries.

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File: 13f7a29d5aa554b⋯.png (17.47 KB,300x300,1:1,minepi_FMateus.png)

 No.12530 [Open thread]

Do you heard about Stanford new project?

PI NETWORK

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 No.12534

no. dish.

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