I’d settle for universal housing. And universal education. And universal healthcare.
It is so annoying that lemmy.world politics community is not about world politics. Either make it not only-US or rename it to US politics.
Or EU move to everyone. I wouldn’t mind, EU is much better than bunker rat.
I like that Linus is so strict on not breaking user space because this obviously aids with compatibility and it’s probably a big part of why rolling releases work.
I think kernel still has compatibility with paleolithic glibc enabled by default
This is why Finland is most happy nation in the world
Own up to your mistake.
To be fair he did it after Linus’ speech.
I posted 3 screenshots in comments here.
Is she impolite when she is not angry?
Upd: looked at future conversation. Mauro got it.
“We don’t blame bugs on user programs”
Linus says extra clear that the bug is not in user space, it’s in kernel.
But don’t be too factual or you will be Linus
Yes. I did not include patch from first person in screenshot because I thought it would make it too boring to read. But it kinda adds even more to context.
Replying to “I get this regression with KDE on this system caused by this commit and here how I fixed it” with “lol, pulseaudio sucks, opensuse sucks” of course will make Linus angry and he will reply not only “no u”, but also “and here’s why”.
I wanted to say that governmemts in Sweden and Denmark are made of people too. But yeah, I agree with you then.
So Linus should have sided with someone who in regression report of KDE using 100% CPU starts blaming pulseaudio and opensuse and double down on blaming pulseaudio? Instead of fixing syscall returning completely unrelated error code. It’s like if your router crashed with message “there is no milk in your fridge”.
Where is abuse part? More like victimblaming from Mauro.
How to communicate with someone who in conversation about KDE randomly blames pulseaudio and opensuse?
Randomly blaming pulseaudio when talking about 100% CPU usage by KDE. I don’t like pulseaudio, but this is childish indeed.