I agree, but is it ever going to conpletely dissapear? I understand and loathe how big corps are pushing their bubbles to maximize profits and run with the money, I am for forbidding massive datacenters and everything that will just make all of us and the planet worse, but once all that passes and the dust settles, llm and such are tools, are they going to dissapear? I myself see them as a tool, as a hammer, not to be used for cooking, laundry and such, but a tool nonetheless, is banning the whole thing realistic? Perhaps I am missing much info here though.

Thats why steam is filled with indie games, because they dont make a dime and enjoy it.

“Here are the updates you would get if you were on Ubuntu Pro”

I mentioned it recently somewhere else, there is rush in plugging a USB with whatever linux and select the option to erase the whole disk when previously installed thing is Windows.

There is another case of rush, i felt it too, when you take the USB stick from any distro and select the erase the whole disk and previous installed OS was windows

some people get a rush with new installs, that must be a serious case to install so much :D

He is going to end Epic single handedly

About right for the stupid times we live in

You are mistaken, they all are, what’s left is bots talking between them

Nice he admitted that, now he should resign and let someone else do better

Unlike windows or mac with their expensive licenses , once installed, Linux is yours

Oxygen not included Project Zomboid

that’s fine I suppose

can you share the config?

i had some of that too, too many times with Debian 13, I ended up moving to Fedora to try and i dont have those problems any more.

Mine would be some type of config corruption, making a new user it would log in fine,and deleting kde config files from my user would also let me log in instead of a black window.

Also when shuting down some systemctl service would block the stopping 1 minute and 40 seconds or something similar because of some connection issue ( I do not remember the reason well enough to be precise).

This made me decide to seek some other more stable desktop for the time being, and Fedora seems to just work all along.

Without knowing your config is hard… but let’s try: Apache httpd needs “SSLProxyEngine on” directive to be able to proxy to https sites first (assuming you already loaded mod_proy and mod_proxy_httpd), and then when connecting it will check the name of the server as defined in the proxypass directive to see if the certificate on that server matches the name, it also looks for the date of expiration, if any of those fail it wont rev proxy, to ignore those you have to add directives for that, too, but better make sure names match and dates are fine.

testing if there is a call to boycott or people swallow it I assume

Ubuntu has always been a carrousel for me for one reason or another, Fedora is the most stable for me now with kde, and pop os (if you prefer ubuntu) popOS is ideal and stable