realgmk

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by realgmk 1y ago
Why do you always take every opportunity you can to try and discredit me on this? Anytime someone mentions me, boom, there you are, in every social media, everywhere, being the first to try to discredit to me. As a spokesperson for a compet
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by realgmk 1y ago
I don't appreciate being called a liar and I am happy to debate this with anyone else who was actually there.
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by realgmk 3y ago
At the moment, there is no "defacto", as both provide significant value. As others have said, Alma has been awesome and blazingly fast on releases, both Rocky and Alma are very fast on security/errata updates, and Rocky has b
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by realgmk 3y ago
ELRepo has upstream kernels for all Enterprise Linux compatibles. Also, the Rocky Linux SIG/Kernel group may even provide an alternative ISO(s) with those upstream kernels at periodic intervals. If you (or anyone else) is interested in
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by realgmk 4y ago
I do try to ensure that others are always getting credit, I'm not even mentioned in the release notes of who did the work. And the board doesn't keep people out. If you read the bylaws and charter, you would know that it is all co
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by realgmk 4y ago
Rocky McGaugh started building cAos-EL under the cAos Foundation which I created and led. Due to my role with the cAos Foundation, I was part of the planning, inception, architecture, setup, leadership, management and led the project itself
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by realgmk 4y ago
Sorry, I don't remember the specific instance of what happened there, but specifically Singularity was never technically "public domain". It was always copyrighted and licensed (firstly with the DOE/LBL license based on
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by realgmk 4y ago
> Nobody here or anywhere is trying to slander Rocky, or yourself. And everything I said (or others said) cannot be called a "rumor". Did you even read what you wrote? The entire thing is slanderous and based on rumors and you
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by realgmk 4y ago
I did decline, and so did others from the Rocky team, but it was not "aggressively". There were multiple times that the media and podcasters would try to pin the two projects against each other, perhaps for ratings..? Not to take
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by realgmk 4y ago
Lance did get control of the project, but not due to Rocky's death. He got it because after he suggested the name (CentOS) and I approved it and it was then accepted by the others, he promised to hand over the domain name which he was
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by realgmk 4y ago
Can you elaborate on my bizarre legal theory on copyrights? Thanks.