Comment It is not their business model (Score 1) 180
They have no interest in making movies at all any longer. There are no drama's either. It is not their business model to find good material and tell stories.
They have no interest in making movies at all any longer. There are no drama's either. It is not their business model to find good material and tell stories.
You may think that, but that doesn't mean you're not talking nonsense. IBM was rather late to the Linux party. Long after systemd was a thing.
Ummm - No. What are you talking about?
Supreme Leader Xing will assign the PLA to assure that Linux remains independent and free.
Maybe it is time for Rueters to find real news sources other that the Chinese government. Instead of quoting "Chinese State Media" they should just site that "Supreme Chinese leader Xing says". What is wrong with Reuters. It has become total garbage. It has zero integrity at all.
If I was a publisher you would have nothing BUT paywall and ads. Why give your magazine and research away for free?
not only that, but the AI is terrible quality and the google search algorithm, where AI couldn't be truly useful, is also in the dumpster. We have seen the end of the glory days of Google, I'm afraid. It will probably be done in by its own AI.
Not just that, but their birthrate is unsustainable.
It will say anything and do anything to snuff out individual freedom and support its goal of world domination,
China is always wrong, and always evil.
Well, Xlibre has traveled from an untested vaporware fork to a fully usable package in Artix Linux, now released as a normal package. Now you can install Artix Linux with a choice of Wayland, X.org, or Xlibre for your graphics server.
See the release notes:
The xlibre packages have been moved from the galaxy-gremlins (testing) repository to the galaxy (stable) one.
The xorg packages are also still available, so users can choose which packages to install and run.
For more information about XLibre on Artix see wiki page https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Si...
Actually - NO. Those features in desktop managers are just client programs that have Remote access.
Wayland does not do this.
And X has it without the need for helper programs. It is just built in. And it works for ANY application, not just KDE or Gnome.... neither of which I consider very usable, but you can use that bloatware if you want.
So - please don't peddle soft lies by confusing facts.
https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Si...
Xlibre on Artix Linux
Current Status
Available for testing.
Reporting Issues
Please check this Artix forum topic
ISOs
Some Artix Xlibre ISOs are available for download. More information is available in this forum post.
Packages
The following packages are available in the [galaxy-gremlins] repository:
xlibre-xserver
xlibre-xserver-common
xlibre-xserver-devel
xlibre-xserver-xephyr
xlibre-xserver-xnest
xlibre-xserver-xvfb
xlibre-xf86-input-elographics
xlibre-xf86-input-evdev
xlibre-xf86-input-synaptics
xlibre-xf86-input-vmmouse
xlibre-xf86-input-void
xlibre-xf86-input-wacom
xlibre-xf86-video-amdgpu
xlibre-xf86-video-ati
xlibre-xf86-video-dummy
xlibre-xf86-video-fbdev
xlibre-xf86-video-intel
xlibre-xf86-video-nouveau
xlibre-xf86-video-qxl
xlibre-xf86-video-sisusb
xlibre-xf86-video-vesa
xlibre-xf86-video-vmware
xlibre-xf86-video-voodoo
These conflict with, and replace, their Xorg counterparts.
What was really crazy was when Novell brought SuSE they saw X as not an opportunity, but a threat to their Xen business.
Because automated setup of soft mixing in ALSA is a pain in the ass. It's that simple.
ALSA, otherwise, does work just fine.
Pulse, being a non-kernel software mixer, requires much less setup To Just Work.
Of course, in standard Poettering fashion, bolted onto this simple thing that we needed is about 45lbs of cancer.
No - if anything it is the other way around
there is no reason for anything besides alsa. All user space aps can use ALSA. The assualt on ALSA is bizarre.
A computer without COBOL and Fortran is like a piece of chocolate cake without ketchup and mustard.