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coladict
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I had to consider licenses for a tiny open-source project I published once and while MIT is certainly a great choice, I settled for BSD 3-clause instead. It's effectively the same, except it forbids anyone from claiming you're endorsing their product. > Neither the name of the copyright holder nor the names of its ...
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LivingInSyn
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while that's true, there's a TON of win forms applications that are out there. Even ones written by microsoft and currently maintained.
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jbergens
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It's not dead inside Google, they even claim the usage is rapidly expanding. It is of course compiling into js nowadays. https://www.dartlang.org/community/who-uses-dart
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dfwm841
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They don't need to push, wayland support is already in Gnome, shipping , with Fedora 25. Moving to GNOME means moving to wayland, because, its (mostly) common sense around distros that X must go. Without Mir, wayland is the de facto sucessor now.
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dfwm8kk
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stateq2
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I'm genuinely happy about this. I've preferred Gnome over Unity for years. Additionally, I strongly disliked the fragmentation that Mir caused.
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dfwm94r
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Cuddlefluff_Grim
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They are embracing a language which makes a point out of _guessing the developers intentions_ and trading compile-time errors for run-time errors? Well, all luck to them. I sincerely hope it doesn't come back to bite them, but I'm pretty damn certain it will.
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jackmott2
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agree. ive never ported a thing to c++ and seen it go slower, and I don't even know what i am doing in c++ very well. even the link used as an example is not an example.
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dfwmhu6
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MrAmos123
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Noob question; can this be downloaded/upgraded with apt-get upgrade?
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dfwmksu
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Changing the license would require permission from every single contributor that has code in the repository. This is a huge and painful task, when we changed from GPLv2 to GPLv2+ we had to drop a few small pieces of code from people who didn't agree with the change and even then we couldn't get permission from people w...
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DysFunctionalProgram
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But what would be the actual reprecussions? Who would be seeking out this lawsuite and what is the likely hood of them winning it?
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dfwmniw
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LeartS
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It improved enormously in the successive releases.
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False
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vplatt
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> The reasons make isn't used in java are because it's not cross platform What isn't cross-platform? Make or Java? They both are. So confusing. > there wasn't enough XML for java devs Showing your contempt for a community doesn't support your case. > For years they dealt with ant instead of the much be...
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dfwmoat
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BeniBela
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I use Pascal. The normal memory allocator does not use synchronization. It is thread local and each thread allocates chunks from its own heap. But it still safe to free a chunk from a thread that did not allocate it. It does some magic to check if it is being freed on the origin thread and can skip the synchronizatio...
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dfwmrft
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CrossVR
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Open Standards keep things free and portable, even without full source code. So for Open Standards I think that fits the principled stand. The System Library Exception is very controversial, some hardliners are of the opinion it should not be part of the GPL. But without it GPL software would not be viable on any plat...
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MarshallBanana
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> It's just weird from a design perspective. It's supposed to be intuitive and user-friendly, but does a lot of things that I just don't get. Number 1: Putting the menus at the top of the screen is very good! That is where they belong, as they are much easier to hit there. BUT WHY ARE THEY HIDDEN. It breaks disco...
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BufferUnderpants
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Some tech guys want to rig their operating systems themselves and tinker with every single part of them, others just want to use what the installer drops on their hard drive and only configure what they have to. For many, the first approach usually loses its charm after a year or two of fiddling, tops.
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Leumashy
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You raised a disingenuous hyperbole.
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dfwmvuv
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svick
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Those are all different situations, I don't think they are comparable. With older versions, thanks to backwards compatibility, the developer can choose to support all versions by supporting the oldest one. With browsers, they all implement the same standards. With Linux, each fragment is different, there is no "olde...
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Creshal
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> its (mostly) common sense around distros that X must go. AFAIK there's no real objections to it (especially since you can run X inside Wayland for legacy software), they only disagree on the time frame. And not without reason, given the still wonky proprietary driver support.
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dfwmxic
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Gsonderling
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I like that it doesn't change much. Seriously, change for sake of change is bane of efficiency. I get that they called it 4.7 for marketing purposes and that it might confuse some people, but stability beats feature creep any day.
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JB-from-ATL
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The biggest issue for me was that the bar couldn't be moved from the left. I wanted it on the bottom. (To be fair it can now be moved.) I actually remember using Unity on my netbook when I got the Ubuntu netbook edition, it made a lot of sense there. Then they made it the default for the desktop, lol.
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eriknstr
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In the version I linked above they've improved that part further IMO. In the linked version they say: >\- There is no more unethical treatment of the elephants. > >\- Well, there's no more elephants so... > >\- Ah, but still it's good.
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dfwmyfc
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Joniator
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I was using the command prompt, but I am not able to reproduce it either, now the code works just fine without the flags. I just found them out by slowly adding and removing every Flag from the [the way raw mode is described here.](https://linux.die.net/man/3/termios) and testing what changes this without really unde...
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Creshal
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> Unity is quite good. It just gets out of the way for you to do your work. It's very space efficient too, giving you more space for your code, text or whatever than the other major environments. Funny, every desktop claims they're more efficient than $EvilCompetition.
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dfwmzt0
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fdr_cs
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I say mostly, because there are 'some' (small number) of people that still think that X is ok, and scream because 'network transparency'.
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Sukrim
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The license would be invalid and unenforceable.
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False
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dfwn1bt
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staticassert
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I think their point is specifically that allocation in native code is slower than in a GC'd language, which is true.
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pooper-dooper
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No one knows, but if I had to guess, when you do a distro-upgrade on a vanilla Ubuntu install to a future version with Gnome, you will get switched to the new default.
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False
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dfwn1n3
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Creshal
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All desktop environments do. Which means their programs mix&match very poorly because their visions diverge too much.
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False
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Gsonderling
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Seriously, copyright laws are one of few things I envy Americans. Sure they got extended for longer periods of time recently. But I would take their approach over ours any day. Edit: To clarify, I worked in publishing industry in central Europe for a while. So I did get in contact with local copyright laws and agencie...
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JB-from-ATL
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Which part?
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MEaster
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I could also be that they actually liked it, or didn't have a strong opinion of it either way.
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CrossVR
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I didn't mean to say Khronos only maintains OpenGL, they actually maintain numerous standards. I like the idea behind Vulkan and I really want to start learning it.
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dfwn629
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simion314
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So Unity is good enough or the other DEs are not much better to spend the mental tiem to grab a different iso
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False
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Jackojc
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Rust is fantastic.
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False
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dfwn77c
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This_Is_The_End
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Quote: > By switching to GNOME, Canonical is also giving up on Mir and moving to the Wayland display server, another contender for replacing the X window system. Given the separate development paths of Mir and Wayland, "we have no real choice but to use Wayland when Ubuntu switches to GNOME by default," Hall told ...
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False
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dfwn7sf
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Xefused
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It does. I believe the default keybinding is Ctrl+Shift+V. I use it all the time.
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False
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tristes_tigres
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https://pando.com/2015/07/07/shillers-killers/
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t0rakka
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I get how 64 bit register for 32 bit pointer can avoid ABA with DCAS, but wouldn't 64 bit pointer need 128 bit register to do CAS atomically? Or is it non-atomic? I must admit I don't know if movaps is atomic or not, that would work: 64 x 2 atomic load/store.
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roffLOL
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the browser hype is another mass psychosis. it's a terrible, infantile application/os-layer. it does not even speak its own language properly (http). it is like a two year old child that says *da* and points at when it wants something. http is not the *greatest* protocol, but the browser really went out of its way to u...
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False
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dfwn8w8
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1493843823
1
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staticassert
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I feel like you're moving the goal posts. There are obviously many ways that native code is faster. I'm just talking about actually allocation in the common case.
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False
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dfwnbav
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delfinom
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>A lot of people like it, but of course they're not nearly as vocal about it than those who don't. This is a flawed argument. There can be just as many silent users that don't like it and just move on silently either to other distros or setups.
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False
0
dfwnbhj
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1493843857
13
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simion314
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I disagree but is hard to argument that most use a VM or less use a VM.
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False
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dfwnbla
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Chandon
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> Packaging, data structures, network API design, big picture thinking, operational experience: these are just some of the skills that contribute to writing software. No one person can have them all. Those *are* all useful skills, as are many others. Saying that "you can't have them all" and just delegating tasks t...
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1491483832
False
0
dfwndzb
t3_63sbtv
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1493843890
3
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Creshal
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Didn't people try to add remote support to Wayland? What happened to that?
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dfwne59
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1493843893
7
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simion314
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For power user it is important, check the options KWin has. I agree you just need a good VM with a good app launcher and your must have apps.
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-3
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1493843912
-1
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proboardslolv5
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Unfortunately, Gnome 3 is even worse than Unity, IMO
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dfwnfnt
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jerf
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All (modern) statically-typed languages have an "any" type. This does not make them dynamically typed. Edit: I never cease to be amazed at the people who think they can affect whether a language is "dynamic" or not by whether or not they hit a downvote. Would someone care to openly defend the proposition that there is...
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1491537230
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dfwnfy0
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-1
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simion314
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Many people like Unity, I am on KDE and main reason is that is good enough and my configs and shortcuts are made for KDE so I don't bother trying other DEs. but I liked the things Unity did and the fact they continued to work on compiz
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False
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fdr_cs
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there are some people working on that, but I dont know the current status.
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dfwngxo
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proboardslolv5
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I really preferred Gnome2, and when Ubuntu switched to Unity, I switched to XFCE. I really don't like Tablet-type UI on a desktop
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False
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CrossVR
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Exactly, and I respect the intent, so I'm not really in favor of jumping through hoops and relying on legal gray areas when a perfectly good solution (OpenXR) is on the horizon.
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dfwni4s
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1493843948
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bilog78
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Considering I can't even start Firefox in Weston, I would say Wayland still has a _long_ way to go.
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proboardslolv5
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Real men use proggy. I just wish it scaled a bit better
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False
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dfwnkd3
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bilog78
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> And not without reason, given the still wonky proprietary driver support. I would say that the abysmal lack of features in Wayland is a much more important reason.
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False
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Your edit is that because managed languages are written in unmanaged languages that it's really the managed language that is fast. Weird argument. Not sure where to go from there. In a garbage collected language allocation is cheaper than in a non gcd language. If you implement GC in the native language, it will also a...
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DysFunctionalProgram
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Sample size of 2 here, neither major company i've worked for that uses sql-lite has purchased the license. I don't think the wording forces anyone to buy it, to me it looks like some companies probably just buy it just to be safe and 6 grand is a drop in the bucket.
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bilog78
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There's plenty of reason to consider Wayland not ready for prime time even without looking at its lack of network transparency.
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dfwnlcq
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1493843991
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roffLOL
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*a good language* is as good as *a hammer* when what you need is a screwdriver.
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dfwnlvy
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1493843998
-1
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BATHTUBISREAL
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Ubuntu will switch to GNOME in 18.04, which is a year away. I haven't used Ubuntu in a while, but when the time comes I believe the command is apt do-release-upgrade
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1491484196
False
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dfwnmki
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1
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Creshal
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Does it really need features other than "render windows"? 'cause we don't actually use any of Xorg's other features any more.
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False
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dfwnn8g
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Cilph
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> The fanboy doublethink will be amusing. But I *liked* Unity.
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dfwno18
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fdr_cs
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not ready for prime time is not the same as not the path we must follow.
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dfwnogi
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1493844032
10
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Ravek
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Menlo on my system has a slashed zero: http://i.imgur.com/WrtprJO.png
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1491484338
False
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pheonix940
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I wasn't assuming you didnt know, I just think that is more their focus now and it was worth mentioning, since we are educating.
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31
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davorzdralo
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It improved in the sense that it had fewer bugs, it still remained a shitty, wannabe OSX skin.
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dfwnrvv
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bilog78
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It does mean it's very premature to make it the default display protocol for the most widespread DE on the Linux desktop.
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dfwns8l
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otw
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I mean I have a DE to render UI for programs I use, nothing else. Could really give two shits how the task bar works or whatever people complain about with Unity I just installed the default. To be honest never really understood the obsession with DE even for Microsoft or Apple computers. You are barely using the DE y...
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dfwntuh
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reddittidder
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The issue isn't the abstracted away code, or the hardware (virtual or otherwise), the issue is false fucking claims of LOC. Are you trying to be obtuse on purpose? I differentiated between 1KB and 1K LOC. so you can STFU any time you like. You obviously are not getting the gist of the criticism. There's no point argui...
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1491484500
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dfwnu1k
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rcoacci
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Yes you do.
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dfwnvjc
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milad_nazari
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hold my beer!
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NathanAlexMcCarty
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You may want to look into god-mode. It provides some level of modal editing without breaking pretty much anything. Personally, its what I use.
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dfwo27u
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musicmatze
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You write it in ASM... so you only need an assembler! :-P
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dfwo2nt
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ivegotasthma
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No, [R.E.G.I.S](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37lf4n6lxX0)
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throwaway_lunchtime
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Why even create yet another format, do you think the MSDN page is really that bad?
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dfwo33m
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kukiric
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What's so terrible about static type inference? IMO, unless your API types are *extremely* ambiguous or your functions can return unexpected types (like a GetName() returning an int instead of a string or a composite class with ToString()), I don't see the issue with using var sparingly.
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throwaway_lunchtime
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Its so fast for me to use Google to find the MSDN page that I never looked for another way.
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RocketSlime
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Yes, been an option for a while. "workbench.activityBar.visible": false
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fdr_cs
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They said not about planning on wayland by default 'for 18.04' , only gnome. But, if its not this LTS, probably it will be on the next one. My point is that now, wayland is the only path forward to replace legacy X, and I see that as a good thing. We must see their next move. Fedora did ship 25 with wayland, and 26 ...
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i_ate_god
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As long as I have the ability and choice to use something else, then the defaults are irrelevant to me.
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Ruudjah
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<entry key="somekey" value="somevalue" /> If you start bashing xml, do it right
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shevegen
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Ewww. All in JavaScript. Do people really love JavaScript?
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TDKBanditos
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> The fanboy doublethink will be amusing. I'm looking out for the fanbois who thought Ubuntu-based smartphones and tablets were gonna be a thing worth paying attention to. Shuttleworth has killed their dreams with a mere blog post.
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dfwobpo
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robotnewyork
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Chrome Version 57.0.2987.133 (64-bit) works
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dfwocsp
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plazman30
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I have never really understood the hatred for Gnome 3. I've taken a good deal of desktop environments for a spin, and Gnome is probably my favorite. KDE is probably my least favorite. But the beauty of Linux is choice. So, to each his or her own.
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dfwodru
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crusoe
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Kde5 is great man. You can set up profiles that do things like disable apm. So when I am using my laptop to talk to my 3d printer it won't turn off in the middle of a print.
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dfwoduk
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TDKBanditos
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Only about seven years of squandered resources and the erosion of your OS as the flagship Linux distro. Good job!
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dfwodw4
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AngriestSCV
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Can I get a TLDR of how this emulator works? They mention LLVM. Does it recompile PS3 assembly into intel assembly with some GPU magic thrown in?
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dfwoedw
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roffLOL
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and the web is an utter failure indeed. a popular failure.
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dfwoepp
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1493844384
-1
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Uniquitous
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It takes a lot of guts to make a decision like that. FWIW it's obviously the right one. Bravo Ubuntu.
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dfwog8y
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crusoe
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It's called Android. There is a reason why ios apps look nothing like Mac apps. And why people hate windows 10 because it tries to force the mobile view on to the desktop. The ui realestate constraints are so different that it just doesn't translate between the two.
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dfwoguo
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1493844412
38
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