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Comment Not so fast (Score 2) 239

Linux people don't want to work under MS, so MS people should get know linux well, and they are not doing it fine. It's a religion, you can't change that.
They're still unable to make .net core work correctly under typical linux infrastructure, what does make us think that they can handle the rest correctly?

Comment Full of s**t (Score 1) 236

Debian "community".
"Debian GNU/Linux"
Why can they just be professional and make things work? They always cry like 10 year old girl.
"meeeh, we don't want systemd, becausee... becausee.. it doesn't run on windows!"
"meeh, we don't want to use xyz, because it's.. because it's written by redhat developers"
"meeeh, we don't want to include 123, because it's sponsored by suse!"
mtfck, then do something useful for community by yourself! Code, sponsor, deliver, create.
20 years of complaining, and when they are criticized - they're starting whining.
Do your job and do it good!

Comment Re:Now THIS is a CO2 buster (Score 2) 186

There will be no impact on CO2, but released/used energy, which usually is thermal is affecting environment too.
Renewable energy sources are good for that i.e. when we intercept wind, hydro and solar energy - nothing changes, we just concentrate them on our needs.
Problem with renewables is that it needs a lot of time and other resources. Finally, we need some backup source, so we need to push both.

Isn't CANDU reactor design enough for now?

Comment Theory of continental drift (Score 0) 78

Alfred Wegener was working on it for several years and now we want to say "yeah, you were wrong", because some "scientists" have "discovered" "evidence" :)
Alfred's work, bunch of things like soil, minerals, how the continents look etc = theory
Zircon minerals by scientists from Johannesburg = evidence
yeah, sure

Comment Enterprise Desktop Market / Emerging / Demand (Score 4, Interesting) 167

I've asked this question several times but didn't get answer :)

I am running > 250 of Linux desktops at the company and can get even more, but there is no centralized management solutions for that and that's an issue with customization and security too, KDE desktop is very good at some point with it's ability to have strict configuration files and immutable options, that does about 1/4 of what we can get with MS + GPO and we see that a little effort is required to make things work.

Can we expect that RH will enter that market in the nearest (3-4 Y) future?
Thanks

Comment Re:What is wrong with kde on Fedora? (Score 1) 42

+1
I guess, only issue is when you are running 5.5.4 and suddenly 5.9.2 is released, which is 6.0 beta, maybe this or when you are running 5.5.4 and 6.0 final is release and you have to wait for 4 months for next fedora release, but, usually, KDE is very crappy till X.0.X releases and crappy till X.0.3 releases, kinda

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