The worst thing about this treason, is that we hope someone can help us do better while we solve the cognitive dissonance by solving everything through techonlogy, even politics. And when we advance through life, we end up more conservative because we have debts for housing, a comfortable lifestyle and it is hard to give up.
It reminds me how xz was attacked even worsely : a very long term to become co-maintainer and then trigger a hidden attack, detected only because someone working on postgreSQL saw a lag that should not have been. In my opinion, the main issue is not hypocrite commits, but profiting of maintainer burn out to push some malvolent code through core packages with small maintainer teams. As users, we have a responsability to not be assholes, or pushy to maintainers
I am already running rootless podman. My question is more about dedicated service users vs single user to run everything, still in rootless podman. I like podman and its integration with systemd to manage the life cycle of the container compared to docker.
I used KDE plasma, GNOME or sway ans I would say chat unless you have a config set up on a private device. Windows is like KDE but without any customization, Gnome is MacOS like. In the end, I have VSCodium, Pycharm or Helix as text editor, Firefox as a web browser and my dependencies usually run in docker so this setup could be applied to windows or MacOS but I would not be able to troubleshoot anything in case of desktop issue.
I don't think so. Our gendarmerie is running a Linux distro since 10ish years, but the National Police is planning to change all the computers for windows 11. They are doing almost the same thing but there is a painful difference in Microsoft's ass licking
The worst thing about this treason, is that we hope someone can help us do better while we solve the cognitive dissonance by solving everything through techonlogy, even politics. And when we advance through life, we end up more conservative because we have debts for housing, a comfortable lifestyle and it is hard to give up.