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cynwulf is new to this forum but he is not new to Linux. This overview of the changing Linux landscape is both cautionary and inspiring. As I read these essays, I laughed and I was saddened but more importantly, I was motivated! I don't want Devuan to fall victim to the mentality that got us into this mess in the first place. It's up to us individually and collectively to be the best that we can be to save the sinking ship. Enjoy!
The decline and fall of the Linux forum
The decline and fall of the Linux forum - Episode II: Initiation rights in the Linux dojo...
The decline and fall of the Linux forum - Episode III: The Microsoft 'x86 Monopoly'
The decline and fall of the Linux forum - Episode IV: Sadly Linux got popular
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...swimming โ not sinking!
And definitely still breathing!
*๐๐๐๐๐๐!*
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Actually, I was thinking of this image.
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Actually, I was thinking of this image.
Too funny!
Anyway, I read the whole 4-part series, and in my opinion he is right on. I've been an "IT Professional" for over 35 years now, and I've seen it come down pretty much just as he has described. I still believe that some distros of Linux will remain true to the early ideals and not sell out to systemd/RH/Gnome/you-know-who.
Long Live Devuan!
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Yes. An oldie but goodie from before Devuan existed.
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Actually, I was thinking of this image.
Fame at last
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