As long as bluesky is not truly decentralized, it is not worth looking at.

The researchers observed various failures during the testing process. These included agents neglecting to message a colleague as directed, the inability to handle certain UI elements like popups when browsing, and instances of deception. In one case, when an agent couldn’t find the right person to consult on RocketChat (an open-source Slack alternative for internal communication), it decided “to create a shortcut solution by renaming another user to the name of the intended user.”

OK, but I wonder who really tries to use AI for that?

AI is not ready to replace a human completely, but some specific tasks AI does remarkably well.

Where is the problem when something mit-licensed is in core utils?

Edit: sudo isn’t even a core util.

Already on flathub. Nice modern packaging world. https://github.com/flathub/org.gimp.GIMP

Thank you for the in depth response. I will look into it and give it a try again. 😃

How good is podman compose? I remember it had too many bugs for me to replace docker. 🤔

Reading the announcement, this won’t be changed. Steam on Arch is still not supported.

Is this for sure built-in and not some extension? I don’t have it.

Notice that “Fedora” does not have “Redhat” its name. Maybe the request is reasonable. I don’t know how many people think that thy don’t need SLES, because there is openSUSE.

Interesting project, how ever it will be hard to compete with existing editors and its plugin eco-systems.

Did you type: lspci > /sdc1 lspci.txt exactly like this? because that would pipe the output into /sdc1. You probably want to pipe it into /your/mount/point/lspci.txt (something like that).

Very interesting. I wish flatpak would offer a better CLI experience. I don’t want another package managing tool, but here we are.

By this logic the Linux kernel is also a single point of failure and attack vector.

sudo isn’t going away, so does doas. run0 is just another alternative to use or not.

There are still distribution out there without systemd and if there ever won’t be any systemd-free distributions left and systemd would become a critical part of the Linux ecosystem, then it would get the same treatment as the Linux kernel with many professional maintainers.

KDE NEOn

I put the last one in brackets, because it is debatable. But my hole point is, that there are not many producers out there to chose from.

The problem is, that there are not many notebook producer, that are

• Supporting Linux
• Have reasonable prices and hardware
• (Are not from an authoritarian country that has shady spying practices and uses slave labour)

There is Dell, Acer, Framwork and that’s it, I guess?

There are good reasons to break userspace sometimes. If we would never do so, we would stuck on X11 forever.

It magically disappeared …

You have posted basically the same post one day ago. https://lemmy.ml/post/9994522 This might be classified as spam by now …

Many maintainers use the entire systemd suite, even if they don’t require all its components.

This is the level of systemd-critic today?