InitEnabler

Now we just need a nice multi-room audio setup.

Neat! Is there something like this for IPA files?

>Privacy First

Yeah no. If I don't see source code then I'm not bitting.

Very cool.

On a side note if anyone is looking at the license for forking / contributing it's GPLv3 (As of time of writing.) Really wish it was under MIT or the very least v2.

Is there any open source alternatives to Ansible, Terraform, Chef, Puppet, etc?

Nim, Pony, and maybe Dlang?

So what happens after 2029 in terms of the project?

The winter storm in Texas did a big damper on NXP, Samsung, etc. Some fabs are not at 100% so I highly doubt it's going to take 6 months to recover.

I use "Coffee, Instant, Type II"

I mean it's going to be accurate. I think from a cost stand point it's a lot cheaper to lob a shell than fire a cruise missile from the same range. Also it would be impervious to ECM as there's no guidance system (That's if they don't put anything in the shell)

Soooo Flutter desktop environment. Is that even possible?

Very cool! Maybe I should give Zig a try too.

Also hats off to you @jart!

Is this a one time thing or are you thinking of something bigger going with this project?

Hang in there bud. I kinda have the same thing as well, hobbies have helped a bit with burn out. Glad your at least trying to get help. Again, hang in there.

Read "Effective Go" on the Golang main page. Its a pretty good primer on how to document, naming conventions, and other things for your code.

How does one find & aquire a unused oil rig?

Finally 3.0 is here! So now we're at this point what's next?

Pretty interesting. Wonder what SpaceX uses for there CPUs?

It's really sad to see this. I really hope some people take up a mantle and start a continuation of CentOS 8 / 9.

No mention of OpenMandriva as a alternative RPM distro.

Yea, I'm looking forward to that feature. If they can implement that with a peer to peer stream that would be great.

Source Code? Or is this closed?

Yea completely understand that. Gotta pay the bills somehow. But just like someone else commented, posting a Github page your assuming a lot when it comes to licensing.

Agreed.

>Nitro requires a paid subscription license for commercial use

Yeah, hard pass on this one. I probably won't be using this in a commercial capacity. But if for some reason I want to or someone forks my code I would want them to monitize without having to pay someone to license there own code.

Very cool! Tried ON a few months ago. Really simple to set up. Documentation is pretty good as well. It's like a easy version of Open Stack.

Think "Portable datacenter" is a bit of a understatement. Thought this was going to be small, like 12U or something smaller. Dell had the VRTX line which was pretty cool though it's very proprietary in that sense.

I think I remember two big streamers Destiny and HasanPiker donated a combined 4k or 5k to the project last year on stream. Really wish streamers would know that these are open source projects where their only source of income is from donations.

Just another reason why I hate Netgear products. Had a wireless G card that worked perfectly fine with XP and when Vista came put it had no driver support even though it was product that wasn't discontinued.

Any reason why sysbox is only supported on Ubuntu and not say RHEL / CentOS / Fedora?

Interesting. Keep seeing a lot of new independent distributions use musl as there libc implementation. Hopefully this brings musl into the mainstream.

I mean its not anything different than PHP, Nim, Ruby, etc in terms of a one man show.

Even so its nice to have a org like this for Zig, might even make me to try it out.