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Whos able to move around.....

Though i appreciate Lennart's enthusiasm and despise legacy code with a passion and think it needs to be deleted as quickly as possible and people need to be outright bullied into removing their usages of it quickly. At the same time, you cannot be an elephant in a porcelain shop when others depend on your work, that's the curse of being a an author of any kind of public library or API from the Linux Kernel all the way to Javascript world. Doesn't mean that you can't do new things, but, you should always avoid breaking the existing ones and if you must remove old code then give others warning and time to change their implementations. Sometimes people get upset that you ask them to change, but if they put themselves in your shoes they will understand. Nobody likes maintaining enormous, monstrous codebases of 90% deprecated old code that's only being maintained for a handful of stubborn people who refuse to migrate for no reason. So i'd neither be fully in Linus' camp or Lennart's but somewhere in between

gnome devs are clowns. Expecially Emanuele Bassi. They think they know better than anyone but their ideas are bad and their implementations are even worse

linux become a company driven community

imagine not being able to audio balance a 19 second video

Me whenever my food burns in the oven 😪

Hypocritical, coming from the person that works for Microsoft now... Lennart Poettering, get lost!

Quite revealing that the author of systemd is acting so smug towards linus. Know it all smatass.

And now he's working for Microsoft, a company which keeps breaking our end user software. Noice.. I go with Linus. I am really not that technical, but still I do.

Is that the secret plan of Microsoft? To disrupt the community with such Blah?

Totally understand why Linus hates interacting with bozos.

"Looks like you're about to get... switched off"

Matrixbros not like this...

man, poor Pottering. even if most people think he's wrong, he's often met with hostility

0:10 looks like a blonde Keanu Reeves.

I mean, taking into consideration how arrogantly put the question was, Linus didn't really "school" anyone. He was actually pretty tamed in my opinion.

What a huge difference between group of seasoned maintainers concerned about user experience and a guy who shouod have never been placed as head of init system project.

I just noticed this Man BRRR Pig watermark in the bottom right corner, did you used to go by that username? (Sorry if that's an irrelevant question)

This line has echoed in my head all week. My sweet cat passed away a few days ago, it was completely unexpected and instantaneous. Everything was fine one moment and in the blink of an eye he was gone, limp in my arms as if he’d been unplugged. 💔

She didnt mind dying she just didn't want to die getting betrayed.

This is how it feels when the servers go down in WoW Hardcore

Sorry, we’ve already got a Keanu Reeves.

How the f has this not been a line before a sick dubstep drop

This part always stuck with me for some reason, I think mostly because she says it kinda weird

The point is that in order to be able to innovate quickly, you need a stable platform. Otherwise you spent a majority of your time, porting your code to new interfaces.

"God damn you, Cypher!"

Funny thing about versioning is that it took the Linux kernel ages to arrive at 4.9, but it sprinted to 6.x in no-time. But how important is that if you can name it how you want?

Are these guys filosophers?? Or appealing to authority? There are working implementations, like sudo, doas and cgroups. Nowadays users are presented "Greeters". Is this conference BSD'ed? Still, sudo has shown vulnerable and bloated. And LightDM seems a sane way. Way more sane than dragging semver into the discussion again. A new wave of new packaging managers already solved most of these problems. CI/CD pipelines are up-and-running. Rather, discuss the role of pid1, following debconf2014, 14 augustus. Besides, standardization, and not just API's but ABI's also, never was a settled topic in IT. Even ISO <> POSIX remains a thing. The kernel mostly acts as a collection of drivers and needs constant adjustments. But software isn't compiled the same as 5, 10 or 20 years ago. And above all, it's important to notice how industry is moving as a whole and how it behaves in relation to proprietary counterparts. I rather see code as driving force, over license text. And not just in TypeScript-like workflows. Also, Wifi's are connected to the internet, so the intention in this discussion is wrong. Classic discussion, disregarding our connected reality. So out of place, and only representing the voice of a really small minority, already for more than half a century. So history gave us all this diversity, where a strong Core is needed. Was this Linus swansong? Party at Poettering's place?

I’ve watched this video a million times. It never gets old

is it me or that lennar dude not only produces disgusting code but is also disgusting in person?

I NEED to see a version of this where the dramatic score as Switch collapses is replaced with that "wrunk!" sound Windows made/makes when an application quits unexpectedly. Please god let there be one somewhere on here.

0:10 "Not like this. . . ."

I’m a Biden supporter and I still found this funny.

There are so many magics😂

Thanks for the demonstration, I learned a lot ❤

我不是血的人

Linux kernel not breaking backwards compability is the reason why you can upgrade the kernel and have pretty good probability of everything still working after reboot. Consider every piece of news where "security update" broke a Windows computer. That happens way too often. Linus makes extra effort to not break other programs even for major updates where huge parts of the kernel have been rewritten. That said, Linux kernel has intentionally broken stuff and e.g. Linux kernel nowadays requires minimum of 8 MB of RAM (that's megabytes, not gigabytes). It used to work just fine with only 4 MB RAM.

Our heroes

Its 2023 and I'm trying to fix some systemd stuff or incompatibility with my current audio and video setup. I typed in I hate lennart poettering. I remember when this guy got the job back in the 2000s and screwed up the audio stack. This video came up. I don't hate the guy, but his works have plagued me. Avahi also screwed me many times. I hate systemd directory hierarchy and not being able to figured out which scripts are called (without reading 10 years worth of debug notes). Shutdown waits 2 minutes now, but at least I figure that out by telling linux to shut down immediately. For him to sit there and act like he advocates for the user is absolute bat $h1t crazy. But he's gone now (maybe (to the land of Bill and Melinda Gates)). Meanwhile people hate on linus. Linus is the greatest of the bunch (and then Alan); those are some men with a good head on their shoulders.

What a cake, lol - feels like birthday, haha!

TFW no one gets the trans signaling. It’s so much sadder because he doesn’t want to die “like this” as a woman with gender-dysphoria in the matrix. Switch is male in the real world. Thus the name.

This is accurate to how the controllers operate they never fight fair they always infuultre your inner circle and have someone stab you in the back

The movie is great. The line is so cringe.

In this moment Linus knew how Andrew Tannenbaum felt.

1. because versions shouldn't be based on arbitrary numbers. 2. software making even with all the testing is made carelessly

Whos able to move around trump is with keeping the peace or so it seems he did but you sure know how to get down falling all the time

Poettering is no doubt very right in asking those questions but Linus and Alan's point about backward compatibility is the ground where "improvement" is tested.

😂😂😂

" Switch " name was a good choice 😅

"schools"??? Linus said many times kernel devs break userspace... constantly and inevitably (right in this session). Lennart is a brilliant mind, very very clever person (unlike numerous idiots that pretend to do something for Linux community)... I dont see a reason for your rediculous bias - in this session Lennart simply works as a host, reading questions from paper for Linus to start talking (his famous "it is Q&A or nothing")...