Don’t let be called a hypocrite - give $5. 😆

Whatever makes you sleep at night. ☺️

As well as ensuring those profits will keep flowing through their retirement, and you get the long term planning incentive.

Interest rates. Money isn’t free anymore. It’s still not super expensive but it’s 5x more expensive than what it used to be since 2008.

1. Is the current SystemD rant derived from years ago (while they’ve improved a lot)?

No it’s almost always been derived from people’s behinds.

2. Should Linux community rant about bigger problems such as Wayland related things not ready for current needs of normies?

Yes.

Systemd is spectacular in many ways. Every modern OS has a process management system that can handle dependencies, schedule, manage restarts via policy and a lot more. Systemd is pretty sophisticated on that front. I’ve been able to get it to manage countless services in many environments with great success and few lines of code.

You should use Debian.

Or Ubuntu if you need long term support, private or corporate, for example. Free 10-year support for up to 5 machines is no joke in my book. They no longer send search results to Amazon. 🥲 If they start again, you can always migrate back to Debian without huge difficulty.

Meltingly hot.

LTS

But then Ubuntu works well and comes with that sweet 5-10 year support… It’s just hard not to use it.🥲

And then what? They’ll magically stop having to make money for their investors?

Reddit isn’t getting enshittified for shits and giggles. They’re being forced to make money. That requires enshittification.

That person is saying it like it’s a bad thing that signing up isn’t brain-dead.

A new toolkit that’s a genuine competitor of Qt would be nice indeed.

Skeptical. Writing a graphical UI toolkit is a freight train of work. I’m positively curious about anything that’s not GTK but I’m not sure going with a new toolkit is the right decision. Qt is the mature kid on the block that’s been proven in more environments than I can count. Moreover it’s a complete application framework with a ton of convenience libraries needed for speedy development already included. I guess those can be supplanted in the form of separate Rust libs. Personally I’d have gone with Qt for such a project but I’d be happy to be proven wrong.

This fact eludes some folks.

Point us to where the coin slot is. E.g. Patreon. We insert coin 🪙, you upgrade.