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[pmorph]

I had thought that value of open sourcing it lies mostly in making life easier for developers (isn't that what Linus's rant back in the day was basically...

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Canonical is a business. It doesn't help their credibility to choose to ship something that has problems....

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Yeah, I'm aware, just avoided commenting on them since I haven't used those versions personally....

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One (but not the only) thing I always liked about Amiga OS was the range of power and features it offered with a relatively simple composition of the...

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More like the sounds related to drive heads seeking. No idea how, but I recall there was a clear difference....

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At lest 5.10 (in debian stable) seems to have it still.
I remember trying all kinds of filesystems when I started with linux, and JFS was interesting...

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Likely the same thing that was discussed here (dota2 run in a container now).
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/0...ime-container/...

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Whatever is the case with that, it's also quite normal for the re-implementation to be faster, since the programmer actually aims to be as good or better...

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I guess this can be a useful, if you want an LGA-1700 CPU, but can't afford a good one quite yet.

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You could be right. I for example had to leave windows because it was getting really bad for my hypertension....

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Yeah, being a Firefox user costs me an almost detectable drop in performance. To me, it's a small price to pay for having a choice....

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Maybe, but I don't see how these developments could have any effect on that?...

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I think it's the same curse with all of the tech. Basically, the more complex a piece of "machinery", the less the end user will have choice...

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But what is your point?
That concurrency is generally not a problem in sw development, and that there is no need to try and do anything about i...

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Maybe it can work for products built from the ground up to a continuous delivery model. But a lot (majority?) of businesses still rely on classic release...