c_rrodriguez

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by c_rrodriguez 2y ago
See, people drop dead from OSS projects pretty frecuently, usually because they take on other life responsabilities and there is no cushion or guard against a bus factor. Then it is very easy to get credentials compromised or have your proj
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by c_rrodriguez 2y ago
Everybody here In jumping into the pure malice bandwagon, I have a better hypothesis. Abandonment and inaction, the actual developers of these tools are elsewhere, oblivious to this drama, trying to make living because most of the time you
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by c_rrodriguez 11y ago
You are giving corporations way too much credit..not sure how you arrived to that conclusion..things do not work that way..companies with financial interest in linux hire people to do what like (or sometimes, it is even better..to do what t
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by c_rrodriguez 11y ago
This is no different from crontab -e, visudo and other programs that invoke $EDITOR..
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by c_rrodriguez 11y ago
People working on systemd have submitted hundreds of kernel patches and implemented features that already are in the mainline kernel.
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by c_rrodriguez 11y ago
Init has no idea of the screen brightness.. that 's just another thing the author pull out from his back-passage. a separate service systemd-backlight@.service(8) saves and restores the backlight state, because firmware does not rememb
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by c_rrodriguez 11y ago
Yes..you figured out that you can't win with these people.. whatever you do they are going to complain. They are not interested in any constructive criticism.