Debian is basically exactly what I want out of a daily driver. Everything is exactly where I expect it to be every time I go to use it, nothing ever breaks because of a regular update, and it’s not like I can’t just go get the flatpack if I absolutely need the most recent features on an app.
Carl [he/him]
A communist should be able to change a diaper, follow a trail, tend a farm, raise cattle, criticize a political manifesto, drive stick, teach a child, play an instrument, resolve disputes, organize a union, bind a wound, care for the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, read a map, mend a garment, gather mushrooms, hack a computer, and cook a tasty meal. Specialization is for the bourgeoisie.
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6·22 days agodisclosure + a tag so they can be filtered out for those that want to (actually does Lemmy support that? I’m not sure)
10·1 month agoThat certainly seems to be a genre of article right now.
Cloudflare frees up 100TB of RAM by shrinking 1.1.1.1’s DNS cache entries
MSI promises an EXPO ULL-like boost for your existing DDR5 memory
Microsoft vows to make Windows 11 fly on 8GB RAM amid memory shortage
There are “non commercial” licenses, so I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t do a “commercial only under these conditions” and the conditions only allow for solo developers and small teams and stuff like that. There are also people who do no-commercial-unless-you-pay-me.
The one thing you can’t do afaik is change the license retroactively. So you could change it for all future versions but the versions you released under MIT or whatever will remain under that previous license.