• @Dehydrated@lemmy.world
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    401 year ago

    This would be awesome. Fedora has really been one of the best distros lately, hopefully they don’t get fucked by Red Hat in the future.

      • @Dehydrated@lemmy.world
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        311 year ago

        No, they only fucked CentOS, and they made RHEL proprietary last year. Since Ubuntu’s decline, Fedora basically took it’s place. It’s very stable but not extremely outdated, has great security, always supports the newest technologies like Flatpak, Wayland, Pipewire, etc., has good Desktop spins and constantly innovates. The next Fedora KDE release will even completely drop support for X11, which is a good step because it forces developers to adopt Wayland. They also have pretty good immutable spins like Silverblue, Kinoite and others. Other cool distros like Nobara and uBlue are also built on top of Fedora.

        • @Pantherina@feddit.deOP
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          91 year ago

          Its not really proprietary. Developers get the code, and everyone that gets the binaries also gets the code. Thats GPL compliant.

          • @Dehydrated@lemmy.world
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            91 year ago

            To quote Software Freedom Conservancy:

            For approximately twenty years, Red Hat (now a fully owned subsidiary of IBM) has experimented with building a business model for operating system deployment and distribution that looks, feels, and acts like a proprietary one, but nonetheless complies with the GPL and other standard copyleft terms.

            • Hapbt
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              41 year ago

              @Dehydrated this is my pet peeve everytime i try to discuss anything about linux someone interrupts me about how SOME COMPONENT is proprietary
              like yeah, the keyboard on the laptop is proprietary, so are all the ICs, come on…

              • @Dehydrated@lemmy.world
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                51 year ago

                All the hardware is proprietary. The CPU, the ME in the CPU, the chipset on the mainboard, the BIOS, the RAM and SSD controllers, the TPM and everything else. Even the damn battery controller hardware and software are proprietary. It really doesn’t matter though.

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                  31 year ago

                  @Dehydrated the car i drive to work is entirely proprietary!
                  but yeah, open source is awesome but not using something useful/good because of its license is just kinda shooting yourself in the foot IMO

                • @Pantherina@feddit.deOP
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                  21 year ago

                  I mean we have a monolithic kernel, with every single line of code running as root, that contains proprietary garbage. Thats even worse than Windows if you ask me, where you can see the drivers processes, which means they are seperate processes.

                  I will soon compile my own kernel, because I dont really feel good with running such a bloated piece of bad code on my standard intel laptop.

  • mr_robot
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    1 year ago

    I use PopOS as my daily driver on my desktop. The tiling window management is simply the chef’s kiss.

    I’m stoked for Cosmic DE, it’s awesome to see further community adoption of System76’s contribution to Linux.

  • Fucking awesome. I love pop os but I’d probably switch to this in a heartbeat. Ubuntu has such a huge community so you basically have access to every package out there, but I’d rather deal with fedora’s package manager and flat packs then ever think about dealing with snaps

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      Yeah Snaps (and performance too) are not really Ubuntus stopper problems (you can easily remove them). I mainly want Plasma 6 fast (as I am sure an en par Cosmic will need at least 2 years) so Kubuntu is not an option really. Also snappifying core packages like Firefox, where I am not sure how that affects the tab isolation capabilities, is a bit annoying.

      But Ubuntu is pretty quick!