Sinfaen

I work in a company that deals with both commercial and government (military) software. The government is becoming more and more fixated on the software supply chain, or sw dependencies so to speak.

Existing dependencies are largely getting a pass for now, but with each new one I need to give a justification for. This includes the license of that software. I can't use GPL at work.

This.

From the perspective of software preservation, we need this. Sometimes we won't have the source, and just need it to work while also getting security updates.

From the perspective of software delivery: read up on JangaFX's recent article about this topic and the problems they run into delivering software in the present

Does anybody know why ARM laptops can't provide the same device tree info as all x86 devices?

sucks to hear, but thanks for your info!!

I figure that people are able to tell from context that I mean GNU/Linux

Sounds like it's possible, but maybe with a backup phone. Unfortunately I do have some apps that I need to be able to run which only support iOS and android

Nextcloud seems like the first set of office tools that has a chance to actually compete with the entirety of Ms office. They still have a long ways to go, but it's a hell of a lot better than just stock libreoffice

Great. I've been using matrix just for myself, but our local dance group went to discord because FB was being such a pain to deal with

Thanks, I'll check it out

The only thing holding me back from asking for an Ubuntu laptop at work is email certificates that we need to install on windows for outlook. Otherwise I'd love to be able to switch

They don't even let us install wsl2, so annoying

recently got asahi running on an m1 macbook pro. loving the battery life that I get out of it

for an entire year's worth of development, I honestly would have expected more. Good to see that improvements are being made, but still, it's pretty small