They are clever to use Linux/Kubuntu/(open)SUSE in government but they don't do a sizeable donation/support to something like Clamav.
Here is a crazy idea. Acquire a well known, respected German AV makers code. Cleanup the code. Re-release it similar to VirtualBox, e.g. source is open but for extra commercial/secret things, require a separate binary module.
They moved the HQ to Switzerland. It isn't enough, Kaspersky needs to open the source and switch to Apache license now. VirtualBox, Android, Open Office are all the good examples out there. You can be commercial and be open source same time and still make tons of money.
Release the entire source and GPL license it. Sounds crazy? Not crazier than being based in Russia (nobody buys that
I saw a guy suggesting another mainframe admin run a binary utility to get stuff done.
Happens every time right? The utility binary he suggests is dated 1983.
Palemoon is an option,it was forked from Firefox ages ago and even support plugins.
Equivalent functionality of Google drive under Linux will probably need root permissions and will likely be closed source.
Google uses their Debian variant on their own machines and I am pretty sure they are aware of 20+ alternative methods to attach gdrive starting with KDE/Gnome built in.
What if a judge installed a fresh Windows to his low end PC and watched that junk code struggle to install for 20 mins triggering compatibility telemetry scan of entire OS?
Seriously I thought it was only Google and Apple who can't code for Windows but Google drive got its act together lately.
I think he should also ship "snap" and "flatpak" packages that will end the dependency problem forever. I agree a static binary would be a better choice too.
That is a great and truly innovative browser but it is poisoned by an oppressive government.
I have seen Harry Potter author flamed by a reader telling her to read the book. There is also a tweet telling Pope to read the Bible.
Even Linus talked about putting rust code into the Linux kernel. Yes, that C thing. Even companies like Microsoft are excited about it. Whatever you got in last 5 versions came thanks to rust. It must be a big bet but they succeeded on that.
You should put the blame on other things. E.g. changes in address bar, buying pocket etc.
It was Wayland exclusive for a while but now at least on beta we have video decoding acceleration on Linux desktop in official way. No unsupported "they will hack your machine and burn your house" type things like Chromium.
Did Google care enough to serve it? No. They actually tried to prevent anyone from doing it down to censoring bug pages.
They have "root access" on Android but they only manage to barely run Photos (it has to be foreground etc) backup on iOS. It would be absurd if Apple allowed Google to gather users data for backing up.
A "real" backup would be Titanium Backup (commercial, needs root) or ADB backup on Android. For iOS, use iTunes or iCloud.
One way to make your old car run better is to look up the price of a new model.
