

Open source, mainline PowerVR drivers are a huge step forward for practical RISC-V machines.


Open source, mainline PowerVR drivers are a huge step forward for practical RISC-V machines.


This was always the case. Main and restricted were guaranteed by Canonical, universe and multiverse fully owned by the community. A bunch of paying customers were unhappy with not getting updates to universe packages, so Canonical made a separate repository that would do that for Ubuntu Pro. Community members with access to the universe repository can still upload fixes there.


Surveillance panties!
It’s not that iOS is unsupported. It’s just that they prohibit browsers from implementing the features my webapp needs.


Snaps are more comparable to nix, really. They can provide system services and even your kernel. Flatpaks and AppImages are only really about distributing desktop apps, but the rest of the system still needs to be provided another way.
What is that place anyway? I bike and bus past them all the time. They seem to sell some sort of explosive compound?


Neither Flatpaks nor AppImages can provide those.


Flatpaks are only “competing” with a small portion of what snaps do.
I use all three of those and my back hurts more.


What is a good js framework?


It’s not a Red Hat derivative. It’s upstream of Red Hat.
In a way Fedora is like interim Ubuntu releases, CentOS Stream is like LTS Ubuntu releases, and RHEL is like Ubuntu Pro. So if you want to stay away from a US company, Fedora isn’t a great idea.


Yeah, it’s pretty much that Fedora is to Red Hat as Ubuntu is to Canonical. RHEL vs. Ubuntu Pro work a bit differently though.


You mean like by hiring a significant chunk of Debian maintainers, including the most active apt developer, by having their employees maintain a significant chunk of Debian packages, and by explicitly upstreaming their patches to Debian?


I, for one, welcome our vigesimal BDFL.
This is why I built my own CPU from sand and a RISC-V specification sheet.
Which medicine? I think I just found ONE NEAT HACK and DRUG COMPANIES will HATE ME!
Hey now, don’t be rude. There are still some really good groundskeepers working there.


I was supposed to get a device with 64 gigs of RAM later this year. I just got an email telling me that due to the RAM shortage they’ve cancelled the 64 gig version.
Right now Asahi increases the value of ARM based Macs slightly since there’s another market of people who will buy them.
Once Asahi means that people can keep end-of-life ARM based Macs running, the calculation for Apple will change.