You could pxe boot off a local network server and mount your cloud drive to a fileserver that offers it as nfs to the local network…

But… why?

It was warranted.

I’ll opt for “Level 0”.

Unless you’re just doing a diff for personal code or something you should be reviewing everything a developer has done. Yes whitespace changes too.

Pop OS exists my dude.

The other candidate wants to be dictator on day 1.

When I read code under GPL source and write something like that under a different license, I’m legally liable for copyright infringement. Of course the original owners need to prove it first, but still there’s problems from that.

Neat. But if you create your own version based off what you read that’s fine. You can’t copy it, but you can learn from it.

I can read the Linux source code and use it to create my own compatible kernel.

Some open source projects outright disallow you from contribution if you tell them you’re working on a closed source competitor.

So? They can refuse submissions to their code but they couldn’t stop you from using what you see to create your own product.

I replied to you rather than the one you replied to by accident.

Nobody has been able to adequately explain how ai is violating any oss licenses.

You are explicitly allowed to read the source code.

So what? The point of open source is that you get the source to do with what you want, not “give me shit for free”.

Love the button labeled “do not push”.

This is sooo verbose.

TLDR:

1. Install the latest droidcam from github
2. Install the latest v4l2loopback from source

And you never mention what problems this solves… I use the package manager version of v4l2loopback and have no problems, and it auto updates. And I would use a package manager version of droidcam for the same reason.

When you have something like zoom in the mix it becomes necessary though. They’re unlikely to support pipewire so presenting a camera device works nicely.

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Go pisses me off with that. I separate projects the way I want but go wants every project written in go in one big directory?

Yes, that’s fine. If you didn’t like Linux you’re welcome to not use it.

You see the console as a flaw. Some of us see it as an advantage.

I mean, there are already tons of applications that lets you e.g. update, like apt update/upgrade does.

Bingo.

while apt is good on this front… what about the CLIs whose --help gives hundreds of lines?

Read them. There’s a reason some programs have many options. Avoiding the CLI isn’t the solution.

Just create GUI application for the things you want. There’s already lots of them.

Otherwise there’s always “–help”.

Kubernetes is super easy with k3s and easier to maintain than Docker

I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone say this… Kubernetes is a massive pain in the ass to learn, maintain and troubleshoot. If you find it easy that’s great, but it’s not for everyone.

Sorry - was ambiguous and thought you were saying the “cron” thing sounded best.

Hrm… I just changed (in KDE) “right click” in inactive windows to be “Activate and Raise” rather than “Activate, raise and pass click”. I never liked this behavior for left-click before, but maybe having it as a right-click will help.