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How does Red Hat make money if Linux is free?
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>>107708290
You have to pay for RHEL, sure you can just use red hat 1:1 clones, but the support on enterprise solutions is unmatched. You can call them 24hrs a day. RHEL usage is 90% for the fortune 500 companies.
>linux won
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>>107708290
Would you trust all of your company's software on the hands of a bunch of NEET devs or on the hands of normal people who are paid and treats it like a job and not a passion project?
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>>107708328
This is a mildly bait-y way to say it but it's basically this. Red Hat's position is basically repackage FOSS software for enterprise use and then provide support for said software. It's cheaper for them, because they can adapt FOSS projects for their RHEL distro, while also being cheaper for the client. We, the bottomfeeders, benefit off of all of this because MOST of Red Hat's shit gets pushed down(up?)stream to the wider Linux consumer market.
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>>107708290
Red Hat is the reason Linux became a huge thing in the enterprise space. To answer shortly: They sell stable environments so companies focus on whatever they're hosting instead of installing, configuring and maintaining it.

They offer subscriptions. Even though RHEL source code was freely available, you can install RHEL but may not obtain updates unless you add a third party repo, flatpaks, etc.
Red Hat offers more products, meant for administration, container orchestration, virtualization and other stuff, most of it based on open source projects (they funded or contributed to). They've been very insistent on atomic images (bootc), LLMs (instructlab, granite and lightspeed) and quantum (post-quantum encryption thanks to IBM).
They fund and contribute to a lot of open source projects. And usually let Fedora be the testing grounds of whatever open source and US law compliant project is projected to become the next big thing, once Fedora has an stable environment for such solution, that Fedora version is taken and used to make a new CentOS Stream image, that image will be worked on to make the next RHEL release.

Fedora > CentOS Stream > RHEL

But once RHEL is launched, the packages will stay in the same version to avoid environment changes, what Red Hat does is to follow updates (specially security ones) and make backports, releasing them as a new subversion of the package, Like openssh-6.8-1048 or whatever, instead of releasing openssh-6.10.2, because that would mess things up. Same goes for the kernel. Then they do it for 10 years before finally dropping it.

This provides well tested software, but yes, Red Hat profits a ton more of what contributes back (even if it is a lot of money and code). Canonical has a similar relationship with Debian, as SUSE with openSUSE. Valve is also the Red Hat of gaming, funding and making the whole Linux ecosystem dependant while having a "fair" profit. They're the same, does not matter if they look good
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>>107708328
24/7 expert on what? Installing packages? Lmao

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>firefox-based browsers
which one is the best?
Palemoon may not apply.
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>>107708190
>Vxkex or Second System
Thanks Anon, these Vxkex or Second System are cool news!
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>>107708183
i really want to recompile his build. but i'm too noob to do that. sad.
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>>107707472
Naenara.
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>>107707472
the better question is which one is hood and the answer is none of them
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doesn't matter. mozilla is ruining the gecko engine. a new engine is needed desperately.

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*blocks your path*

>OpenAI bought 40% of DRAM wafer supply
>Crucial dead
>3 manufacturers, all cutting output

just rent compute from bezos bro
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>>107706315
>How is it allowed when they don't have the cash to pay for it?

Don't worry, the US taxpayer will pick up the bill when it comes due.
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>>107706540
So why not keep the output the same? Why cut it? Why didn't they it before to force higher prices?
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>>107705869
>Capitalism is about permanent exponential growth.
Capitalism is about free markets. You've never lived under capitalism so you wouldn't know what it's like. The west hasn't had capitalism since we ended bretton woods or initiated the new deal, take your pick.
Your problem is with planned markets, corporatism and late stage democracy/massive corruption/the jews enabling these things. The huuuuge billion dollar monopolistic corporations are explicitly made to exist through laws and regulation because the jews find it easier to favor their own as one gigantic monolith of power and the forced permanent economic growth is a symptom of that.
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>>107707439
free markets deterministically transform into planned markets because real people don't follow ideological horseshit and just do whatever benefits them in the moment
'capitalism' and 'communism' are useless descriptors, corporatism is natural selection
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>>107707045
They’re putting that cash into real estate, data centers, and other hard assets that will be picked (transferred) for literally $1 after the company goes under.
Ancient grift.

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>unregistered hypercam
>notepad
>Trance - 009 Sound System Dreamscape
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>>107706584
nuh uh
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>>107706390
>hey guys, today we are going to show you why OP is a faggot
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Something like this?
Version with audio for the full experience: >>>/wsg/6062056
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>>107706407
I do not believe that was the point he was making. It seems you, however, are particularly touchy.

Any version of Windows since 1995 has been more polished, production-ready and user-friendly than any Linux distro ever made. That's obvious to anybody who has installed both of them on the same machine.

Are Linux users just lying about their distros being a better experience than a Windows installation?
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>>107708009
I get it now, you want me to load ALL the files like search webm and then sort them. But I have 13k files right now. I have a reaction image hoarding problem. I delete most of them by search filtering every now and then. But after switching to linux, I can't seem to find an efficient way just like on windows.
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>>107708024
>>107708081
This sounds familiar to me. For a long time I managed images in Windows using explorer, by doing recursive searches under a directory. For example if I had folders by artist I would recursive search '*' and sort by time to see the newest stuff.
When I looked into kde it seemed like nautilus didn't have this much support for this workflow, but explorer was always slow as shit anyway. I imported the whole directory into hydrus and it was infinitely easier to work with and snappy as fuck. It looks like a lot at first but I recommend looking into it. When you import you can keep your directory structure as tags and by design it'll automatically drop duplicates without you having to do anything.
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus
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>>107622029
>SAAAR, INSTALL MICROSOFT SAAR!!!
No, fuck off.
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>>107621970
> Any version of Windows since 1995 has been more polished, production-ready and user-friendly than any Linux distro ever made.
KDE 1 was better than any competing Windows, even Windows XP. It already had customizations and virtual desktops. It's not Linux fault Microsoft used monopolistic practices that would get them fucked by FTC today and conspired against Linux with OEMs (Halloween documents)
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>>107708149
I think I downloaded something like this before, but didn't really use it. Looking at the screenshots, I don't think it's for webms and mp4s, the ones I'm having trouble with.

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>Read the sticky: >>105076684

>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt
>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg
>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt
>Obsolete laptops >>>/g/tpg
>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg
>Server questions >>>/g/hsg
>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg
>How to find/activate any version of Windows?
https://rentry.org/installwindows

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>>107708131
nah it was the cheapest oled monitor i could get. i guess some gaymers probs like it. set to white kinda looks nice but its a pain to toggle on and off all the time so never used
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what is the point of making 2 captchas with the dice where the solution is different based on the text, when any bot/machine will read the text and know which model to load to get the solution, and it only serves to trick humans?
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>>107708179
I suspect the point is that it can easily be changed at any point, making any such bot break.
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>>107708231
a bot immediately knows what it's supposed to do by reading the instructions and loading the appropriate logic.
for a bot it's the exact same if the "highest" and the "exact X" captchas used two different sets of objects instead of dices and relying on reading the instructions to know which version of the puzzle you're doing.
as a human when I see the dice I don't know which of the versions of the puzzle I'm doing until I read the text.
the design is anti-user and does nothing to help against bots.
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>>107708179
Cost amplifier for ban evaders. It's not hard to have a bot smart enough to solve the challenge, but it's not free either.

>Tranny yaps about nothing for 20 minutes
>Adds a 5 minute interlude about how everyone in the room is racist actually (yes, literally)
>Starts crying at the end of the talk (again, literally)
When did tech conferences become so gay?
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>yap about nothing for 20 minutes
>call everyone in the audience racist
>start crying
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>>107707527
Why would you expect me to know what this event is?
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>>107707527
>quotes a bunch of things that didn't happen
I was there and saw it live.
Rent free.
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>>107708246
It's literally on youtube tranny we can all see you start crying at the end about how you showed some PoC trannys how to build a circuit

https://youtu.be/7rm9vUGfEws?t=1594

Also:

>Non-male visitors at such event are single digit percent. Very few come from any educational background other than electrical engineering. Even at the most diverse community conferences related to electronics these days, it's overwhelmingly white male, at least in the West. It's dramatically dramatically worse than even software, which is already pretty bad. Why does this enormous diversity of clearly interested and motivated people show up at some random person's workshop at Congress and not in the wider industry? Yeah, I think you know the answer.
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>>107707645
ive been to germany, was extra racist there
something about that european soil that gives an american +10 vril

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>UIs to generate anime
ComfyUI:https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI
SwarmUI:https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI
re/Forge/Classic:https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassic
SD.Next:https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnext
Wan2GP:https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GP
InvokeAI:https://www.invoke.com/

>How to Generating Anime Images
https://rentry.org/comfyui_guide_1girl
https://tagexplorer.github.io
https://making-images-great-again-library.vercel.app/
https://neta-lumina-style.tz03.xyz/

>Output cleanup

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>>107706128
>their shared userbase left the site rather than migrating.
I think I'll probably end up doing the same. I'm kinda demoralized by the amount of power shitposters have in every general nowadays. It's a systemic issue.
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im kinda a dummy and bumbling my way through things and got a question grok/chat gtp weren't able to help me with.
im using santodans random lora folder selector to randomize artsyle + character loras. the problem is that i have a lot of loras with multiple characters/outfits and it pulls all of the trigger words for them creating a mess.
i thought editing those out would be simple enough but i can't get it to work even with groks help, whenever i edit the ss_tag_frequency on lora info editor the random lora selector just outputs a blank.
im kinda lost and grok/chatgtp just give me garbage and google searching give me result only concerning with training.
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>>107708217
So you're trying to use a tool that randomly picks art style and character loras,
Problem is that it's grabbing all the trigger words from multi character loras.
And the problem's problem is that you can't edit the lora's metadata to fix this because that breaks the random selector tool.

Sorry anon, I don't use those kinds of things, but I rewrote it with better clarity so other anons can help you out.

What terminal file manager do anons use?
I'm on Yazi but I'm looking to leave it because it's clunky and annoying.
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>>107707618
hello ick department
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>>107707682
I'm not here to be healthy. I'm here to spread a virus, and that virus is fzf.
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>>107707501
>ncurses isn't gui
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>>107693549
ay, yo! it's fight, yo
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The eternal Midnight Commander

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How does one make their own non-proprietary HDD, motherboard and CPU?

Because a system is only as free as the hardware it's ran on. No point running freedom Gentoo on non-free hardware that has proprietary closed source hardware.
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Bot thread.
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/49825390/

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>using a torrent site
>find the torrent I want
>click on it
>add it
>uTorrent has an update!
>"cool! Maybe this will make my download better"
>hit upgrade
>uTorrent closes
>this shit pops up, attempting to install spyware on my PC

Welp, I'm done with uTorrent now. It crossed the line.

What should I use instead?
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>>107704921
Windows experience in a nutshell
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>>107704921
>There's been a anon shilling qbittorrent on this very board/site for over 10 years now
>With a thread usually in the catalog almost 24/7 for the past 10+ years
>We still have retards coming here with fucking utorrent
Fucking HOW? This shit in mind blowing.
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>>107704921
The makers of uTorrent left after it got bought by BitTorrent and made an identical copy of uTorrent when it was good called qbitTorrent. That was in 2011, you should give it a try.
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>>107704921
false flag thread
no legitimate sane person in 2025 would "update" utorrent

op intentionally posted this thread to provoke responses from you
and it worked
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>>107708187
You
were
baited

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I have never owned an Apple product in my life. I would take one if it were given to me but yeah thatll never happen. Theres no fucking way Id buy one
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>>107700204
>On Win11 now, but one day I'll probably break and switch to Apple if MS keeps pushing this shit they do.
Why not do the sensible linux option instead?
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>>107698560
Pretty much. I don't mind them, and in fact respect the tech in some cases, but 99% of the time there's something comperable for far less in cost.
Apple is a prestige brand, and I'm not normie enough to care about that.
>>107700204
Honestly if you haven't hit your breaking point already I'm not sure what it'll take.
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i bought a brand new macbook air twice and returned them both. the OS is fine but i refuse to believe people do actual work on those things
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>>107703722
based
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>>107698800
just like desktop linux

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You're driving small sites out of businesses. Do you want to have to PAY to use these sites?
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>>107706337
BLOODY BITCH BENCHOD BASTARD SIRS! DISABLE THE ADBLOCKS! THANK ADBLOCK TO DESTROY OUR BUSINES WE LOVE YOU...
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>>107706337
Whip out your cock faggot. I'm sure someone will suck it for money. All ad spammers must fucking die by AIDS or fire. Your choice.
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For every one person that uses an adblocker there's like a thousand normies who will gladly browse a website covered 2/3 in ads with an occasional pop up that makes you work for the close button.
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>>107706337
Saar
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>>107706392
this
tsmt
fpbp
based
/thread

i always hear retards crying about muh resolution but all movies are 1080p on blu ray and every retard knows that bit rate is all that matters
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>>107706543
It's not enough for a monitor, looks like blurry shit. But if you're using it as a TV, it's fine.
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>>107706543
It's true that high bit rate 1080p is plenty for video. I have a 4K 32" monitor and 1080p BR rips look great. Good 4K video is better obviously but I'll take good 1080p over bitstarved 4K.
>all movies are 1080p on blu ray
This isn't really true. 4K Blu-Rays have been around for nearly 10 years now.
>why should not i buy 27 inch 1080p
Because at typical monitor viewing distances and assuming typical eyesight, you'll see chunky pixels and text will look like shit.
If you're using it as a small budget TV from a further distance then whatever.
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>>107707144
Putting down third worlders while asking for validation on a $100 purchase is actual poor behavior.
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>>107706543
Who is this juicy slizzard anyway? I've seen her around the chan a few times now.
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>>107708323
AI

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>>107704877
It would be great If debian would update their backports more often and add more software to it thats the only reason why i end eventually up having to switch to rolling release distros every time i use debian
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>>107708277
I have spent couple of days working on my setup, translating my keyboard shortcuts to cwm. I sort of like it. I use a script to center windows with xdotool.
It is also somewhat picky with games. Mouse focus does not work properly. Workaround is to use gamescope but then some other things will get broken (not cwm issue but in general) - when using gamescope --force-grab-cursor, mouse cursor speed isn't 1:1 and it feels like there is acceleration or something. It can be compensated by using -s 0.9 or something but it still isn't exactly the same as raw mouse input would be... Gamescope will coincidentally break 'setxkbmap', I like to switch caps lock and esc but Gamescope forces them back.
Fix for this is to use 'xremap' but this is a daemon and needs root permissions.
Gamescope is actually pretty shitty all things considered.
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>>107705094
Grub has some advantages over other bootloaders. The main one being that it can read btrfs and ext4 partitions so that you dont have to keep your kernels on the fat32 efi partition
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>>107708358
I have no idea about gamescope as I very rarely play games, but do you have setxkbmap in your .xinitrc/.xsession? Or in xorg.conf.d?
Try make a file /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/00-keyboard.conf
Section "InputClass"
Identifier "default-keyboard"
MatchIsKeyboard "on"
Option "XkbLayout" "your language"
EndSection
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what is the easiest way to package an app so it doesn't ever break when i update things.

and on another note, can someone explain how this scorched earth way of developing has become accepted in the linux space?


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