A couple of the comments he highlights are telling. I’m going to go back to my thoughts on there maybe being a serious reason for the push to Wayland and doing away with X.Org, and that is digital surveillance and…
As I seem to recall, the only cells that lend themselves to this is cancer cells. Yum! I steer away from the farmed salmon with added coloring and environmental heavy metals, and wouldn’t try this monstrosity under any circumstances. But…
It would appear that Google is purposely trying to hamper custom ROM developers with their Pixel devices, a long favorite of custom ROM users not to mention those using Linux phone operating systems. There seems to be a lot of…
(Headline video below) As Lunduke is clear to mention, there were plans to remove X.Org from Gnome and Ubuntu already (why?), even though Wayland isn’t completely ready. Some of us thought that it was just because it was newer with…
That’s what I want, to share the road with self-driving big rigs with no human watching over it. They actually allowed this in a part of Texas, but the manufacturer requested they put drivers back in the trucks. They tried…
(Headline article below) I made a comment about the propagandistic angle of the reporting via tech news on Enrico Weigelt and XLibre, the X.Org fork, and then this ridiculous piece pops up. This vulture is conflicted. We deplore anti-vaxxer and…
Red Hat and IBM are going way overboard trying to squash XLibre, the X.Org fork. The fact they were sitting on thousands of code fixes and not incorporating them is pretty telling in that Red Hat was trying to kill…
Enrico is pretty funny with labeling Red Hat employees the Red Skirts, an obvious slam of their DEI and racist exclusion of white heterosexual men in favor of sexual deviants. And Red Hat since being acquired by IBM has been…
Interesting that they create the problem for their digital ID solution. And a great example of how the OCGFC are playing 3D chess while the world looks at a 2D chessboard. As they’re using Muslim immigrants to bully their native…
The general reporting has been that Wayland was a more modern replacement to the decades old legacy X.Org (X, X11, X Server) Windowing System. Most of the GNU/Linux distributions with certain desktop environments have been switching to Wayland, and some…
An interesting post from Slashdot for a distributed encryption system to be developed from someone that has done similar work at Google. In light of the push for backdoors in all encryption and I think the admission they are in…
I have an old post on Flatpak that highlighted all that is wrong with the platform, and why I don’t use Flatpak or Ubuntu’s Snap packages. Flatpak was being promoted by Red Hat, but according to this article a couple…
