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  • I like how you say that it's supported by grand total of 2 programs, yet I never had any problems opening it in any media viewing software. Even Windows Paint opens it as far as I am aware.

  • Huh? I am pretty sure I didn't have any problem opening WebP files when I was still using Windows 10 (switched to Debian GNU/Linux btw).

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  • You don't need to be a university professor, or a teacher at school to teach people stuff. Heck, you don't even need PhD for that.

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  • Probably the ones which worked in fields that advanced the most. Although I probably would not be able to explain shit.

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  • No it was in 2014. Everything including and after 2014 went pretty fast.

  • Moblin 2.1 in live environment I think. Ubuntu 11.04 a bit later, which actually had WiFi drivers, but I needed to get them to a thumb drive, because they weren't shipped by default.

    Then random Ubuntu variants (including Linux Mint) before getting back to Windows (8.1 and then 10), but I am back to Linux with Debian 12, and now 13.

  • Dude, I had bad day. Are you okay?

  • A couple of times, yes. I think the one I cried the most was the opera scene in Final Fantasy VI, it was just one of the most magnificent scenes in gaming.

  • I really wish they used different name for that utility though, since it has nothing to do with ""Linux"" sudo.

    It is like when they released a package manager called winget, which is not really a package manager, but more like a program/installer manager.

  • I hope you're joking.

  • But Rockstar Games acquired FiveM back in 2023, so I don't see how is that relevant to piracy. In fact even if it wasn't, there was nothing illegal about it as far as I am aware.

  • The thing with age verification is that I don't think it's a bad thing if done securely, but still it still makes me sad, because Internet will never be the same with it. In the end it will be only few big websites who can afford to care about Internet regulation.

    Well, after all maybe it's time to switch to Gemini protocol, they are not going to regulate that!

  • It doesn't matter what the license say, because GitHub TOS (that everybody agree on when registering their account) explicitly allows forking any project hosted on GitHub, regardless of the project's license.

  • It doesn't matter what he does, because any project on GitHub can be forked, and it's in their TOS.

    By creating a project there, he agreed to that TOS, so he can't disallow forks, simple as that.

  • Since it's an open source project, it's pretty easy to make a fork and readd Linux support.

  • BSD just has 4 (or more?) main distributions (or operating systems, whatever). It is nothing like Linux.

    Also I think BSD systems are much more integrated on how they work, because on any Linux distro there are hundreds of different packages that were built by hundreds of different people, and on *BSD all pieces fit together nicely, unless you install 3rd party packages that are entirely optional. (Although you won't get any desktop environment if you do that, aside from default one on OpenBSD, which is modified X server+Fvwm AFAIK).

  • I think X11 is ideal at the state it is currently. Only getting real fixes, that don't break anything. If you are a kind of user who needs X11, you probably don't need any features Wayland offers anyway.