Healthy? Hardly. According to Steam, Linux accounts for less then 1% of user now, and that keeps sliding down month after month as the hype over Steam on Linux dies off.

Yet they want to tax a motorcycle and a BigRig the same.... With this it should be obvious to everyone that a tax based on weight makes more sense than a tax per mile.

You mean like this Audi Commercial? https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

I'll take my chances as well. The spy program have been real successfully at stopping attacks though, oh, wait....

I've written an init that started daemons and programs without shell scripts. It also started in parallel and handled dependencies. No scripts, just around 700 lines of Lua and a single config file. Could boot to login prompt in 4 seconds on an 800MHz i.MX53. This **** isn't rocket science.

Given Ubers track record, do you really think they care about the law?

So....basically a bomb. That would only make your situation worse.

At my place of work we're still running the 2.6.35 kernel. Reason: It's the latest kernel supported by our hardware (Freescale i.MX53).

I know what you're getting at but you wouldn't want to do that here. If you did, and you failed, how would you know at which point you failed? This is, of course, assuming you cared about this for resource freeing or something.

The Ducky Mini has been my favorite keyboard to code with. It certainly looks better than this garbage.
Currently waiting for Keyboardio to release their Model 1. If you really want an ergonomic keyboard, remove the stagger in the key rows.

Anyone remember HAL and why the developers said they stopped? If I remember correctly they said it "become a large, unmaintainable mess". I perdict history repeating itself here with systemd...