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by caniszczyk 7mo ago
It's not only less likely to have rug pulls in open source foundations, it's not really possible. Some foundations like CNCF have stood up when companies even tried this: https://www.cncf.io/blog/2025/05&
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by caniszczyk 8mo ago
I think LY has a great user interface, and I didn't mean to dismiss your amazing work! That's what makes open source great. I think Headlamp is less know but now that it's part of Kubernetes SIG UI and the kubernetes dashboar
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by caniszczyk 8mo ago
For those who don't know https://headlamp.dev already exists and is in CNCF.
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by caniszczyk 10mo ago
If you ever wanted a home for Ghostty at the Linux Foundation for more support, we'd happily work with you and your community: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/projects/hosting
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by caniszczyk 1y ago
FYI https://wasmcloud.com/blog/2025-04-23-statement-on-nats/
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by caniszczyk 2y ago
No one organization in the world funds the LF in a way that is more than 1% of the total LF revenue... it has nearly ~2000 members across the world. You can usually get some of this from the LF Annual Report: https://www.linuxfou
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by caniszczyk 2y ago
Last I checked, Keycloak has increased in activity since joining CNCF... https://keycloak.devstats.cncf.io/d/1/activity-repository-gr... CNCF has probably 20x the funding of the ASF and is a different organization
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by caniszczyk 2y ago
I hope that OpenFeature changes the feature flagging space the same way that OpenTelemetry impacted the o11y space, we are overdue for this (in my biased opinion)
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by caniszczyk 2y ago
Apache isn't a silver bullet... there are plenty of Apache projects where the individuals are compromised mostly from one company and hide behind the veneer of the ASF... where they are working on the projects per their employment. Ger
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by caniszczyk 2y ago
Hating is a sign of success in some ways :) In some ways, it's nice to see companies move to use mostly open source infrastructure, a lot of it coming from CNCF ( https://landscape.cncf.io ), ASF and other organizations out t
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
It could! I've been pushing them to expand the LFAI landscape to be broader, I'd reach out to https://www.linkedin.com/in/ibrahimhaddad/ who owns the LFAI landscape.
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
FYI there's an LF AI Landscape which basically duplicates a bit of this work https://landscape.lfai.foundation They have graduated levels like CNCF :)
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
FYI there's an LF AI Landscape which basically duplicates a bit of this work https://landscape.lfai.foundation Would love to collaborate with the author of this as I help run CNCF/LF landscape infrastructure.
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
Vitess is an open source and openly governed CNCF project https://landscape.cncf.io/?selected=vitess
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
Any thoughts of contributing this upstream directly or to CNCF? We would be interested in hosting and supporting this type of work. You can reach out to me via cra@linuxfoundation.org if you want to chat
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
There's 100+ certified kubernetes distros/products :) https://www.cncf.io/certification/software-conformance/
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
A mature open source project may be governed under an open source foundation which usually gives it a charter https://github.com/cncf/foundation/blob/main/charter.md#3-va... ... and/or set of values
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
Also check out https://o3d.foundation and Godot as options... open source gaming engines should be at the heart of modern game development imho, just like Linux is the heart of many infrastructure things we do
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
FYI 99% of CNCF projects use DCO, only a handful still use CLA but we give projects a CHOICE in the matter. I prefer DCO personally because it's a lower barrier to entry for contributors (e.g., not formal legal agreement to sign and be
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
https://chooseafoundation.com exists but not fully up to date. As someone who has been involved in many open source foundations over the years, they all have their pros/cons. If you are looking for the most customized appro
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
Awesome to see how enthusiastic this community is! We at the LF are excited to work with the wider community to bring them under neutral governance like our many other foundations/projects. On the CNCF side, we welcome an application t
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by caniszczyk 3y ago
agreed... I know a lot more folks that SSRIs have messed up in a variety ways than psychedelics... we should offer folks MORE options when fighting depression/anxiety and encourage experimentation
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by caniszczyk 4y ago
We need solutions in this space for open source projects, I've been monitoring https://divviup.org as an option too!
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by caniszczyk 4y ago
If you are looking for a AAA open source engine today with an open community, check out https://www.o3de.org I hope Godot continues to improve and competition increases in the open source AAA gaming engine space as this space is
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by caniszczyk 4y ago
Check out the GSF if you care about this: https://greensoftware.foundation
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by caniszczyk 4y ago
Last I checked, Facebook created Presto and can decide what they want to do with that IP, just like any other business.
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by caniszczyk 4y ago
FYI you have a outdated view of the Linux Foundation, it truly hosts a variety of open source foundations involving open source + data these days... it can be more viewed as a professional "foundation as a service" organization:
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by caniszczyk 4y ago
Nice to see more open source gaming engine options! There's an open source gaming engine event in Austin coming up next month: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/o3dcon/
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by caniszczyk 4y ago
I'd also check out https://www.o3de.org if you're looking for an open source gaming engine
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by caniszczyk 5y ago
There are definitely a lot of ways to write "cloud agnostic" software but gets tricky as you start to use managed services from cloud providers. However, it is one of the only technologies that pretty much is available on every ma

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