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  • Well, that doesn't sound civil or lawful at all and more like kindoms of the dark ages degree of "rules" where it doesn't apply to a choosen few.

    If Meta and other bigcorps that support the US goverment get the special "avoid-judgment" card and you face punishment then there's no law, only bigotry.

    That would encourage individuals and small groups to keep their activites a secret (go anonymous) and break the law whenever they can,because the "king and his followers" don't follow their own "rules".

    The US is not only getting dystopian, they're commiting primitive mistakes.

  • Peviously posted on an another lemmy community.

  • Imagine if they put all that money into developing a decent product that might return some actual revenue.

    Nah, let use all these PC components for something wasteful.

  • Yes, that makes it more comparable to MicroOS, which does the same with podman.MicroOS is based on a more mainstream system but it's still immutable with transactional updates.What I'm trying to ask is if the project's goal / development is being more MicroOS or more Proxmox Linux? & whether it tries be a replacement or a different workflow all together?I see that there's a Migration Manager in beta as an install option to switch from vmware ESXi, so I wonder if other OS-level hypervisors are in the roadmap.

  • I know this is supposed to be compared with Vmware ESXi &or Proxmox but exclusively made for linux containers, so...How well can it compare with MicroOS & CoreOS which rely podman instead?I've never seen a detailed comparison between podman & incus in term of resource usage nor performance, just that podman supports docker compose & it's images.

  • So more ppl are re-purposing old, legacy win7 machines despite security risk...Completely clueless about anything linux or floss in that matter wether even if there where lighter distros with better hardware support & enough apps for everyday office needs & more.

    Like win7 can't even run any UWP apps, photoshop or steam anymore.It's great livin' in 2025