Love it how Brodie had a blast and did not help him find the chat window. :D

If you use a Discord voice channel instead of a direct call, you can manually set it's server region. Meeting somewhere in the middle might improve the latency a bit.

I am fairly young, but even I remember a lot of people shitting on Windows 10 back in the day.

Windows 3 was barely better than DosShell. When I first installed 3.1, I uninstalled it the next day. I didn't see the point. Of course I eventually was forced to use it, as everyone else found utility in it.... much to my dismay. Back then I really wanted to try any alternative OS... Especially IBM's OS/2 Warp. I never did manage to find a copy I could install and try though. Oh well. Doesn't really matter anymore I suppose.

I'd say OpenRCT2 is mostly about copyright things with the resources of the games, they could just strip the original assets and such, include it, and then run it standalone. I seem to remember that it actually used to run without needing the original game but they changed it (don't quote me on that). But yeah, I really like the project, it makes rct2 playable on any architecture or OS which is amazing. Ill gladly pass like 5 euros to GOG or whatever to get an exe to extract.

VS Code would be an interesting example to discuss in more detailed.

I like windows ecosystem, I have highly customized. But I have a long love for Linux, fedora in particular. But last time I used was in 2007. It's been 84(17) years. I changed fields and I'm stuck in windows because of the architecture softwares. But time to time I want create a virtual machine and install fedora to see how is going. But I need to re learn to create virtual machines in windows and my time constraints and lazyness ( real reason lol) queep me from it.

Bitwarden is doing it right. Remarkably they haven’t turned overtly greedy over the years. Its clear donations aren’t going to pay salaries and Bitwarden found a way to make it work by charging enterprises.

For a moment I thought you were talking about the open core boot manager

Did you hide your chemistry set before interviewing Jesse?

Open Core is the source code equivalent of meeting someone who is an irredeemable piece of garbage and having someone else say "but they are really a good person deep down". No.

Does this really need explaining? It is a stable distro. Most people wouldn't know what version of gnome they are using or the kernel or should they really care. Does it really matter if you are running Kernel 6.1 or 6.9 most of the time if the hardware is supported on both ... no.

I for one am not so fond of real time streams, however I sure am glad to have access to these clips of yours. Their value is informative and I enjoy getting to watch them whenever it pleases me. Thank you Brodie.

none (im joking) (or am i?)

I know this isn't the point, but I just want to say it anyway: I believe the Debian trademark free version of Firefox was always called Iceweasel and IceCat is under GNUs umbrella.

the main reason I use tthe MIT license is because the relevant part is literally 2 sentences that I can actually read and try to understand.

Representing Stallman as "you should only write free software or dוe" is completely wrong and misleading: Stallman repeatedly says that open source developers should work for large companies making internal and business specific software while working on free software (hopefu6the two things are can be the same thing).

what is needed on licensing is something like the creative commons license chooser, where you choose your constraints and it tells you which license applies. for free software it can choose between fsf approved licenses. for open source it can choose between osi approved licenses for source available software, new license types would need to be developed, but we have a number of sets of restrictions already present in licenses mutated from open source licenses. of course there would have to be exceptions for automatically reverting abandonware to an open source software, and options for how to allow others to provide commercial services like hosting and support while providing income to the original project, but that is all doable.

6:00 they've known the context for a long time 8:45 free software and open source are the same thing (with different justifications)

i think part of the problem is the conflation of the open source development model which often results in free software, and the open source license which is not quite the same thing, and this arises from the initial creation of the term as a more palatable way of selling free software. futo clearly uses an open source development model without using an open source compatible license, due to the additional constraints.

I’ve been using Debian Testing, which will soon be Debian Trixie, and it’s pretty impressive. The developers have done an amazing job at bringing the system more up to date, the kernel is now at 6.8.12 - and will likely continue to improve as the official release date approaches.

New License Type Pitch: Indulgent Source - you can only do evil with my code if you pay me / donate to my specified causes 😆

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I was a 7 holdout, even deleted updates with backported spyware. Switched to debian 1.5 years ago, only had to boot 7 2 times.

Freedom as in speech not beer, but it is not emphasized enough, open source is like ethically sourced materials, most people would not have a problem paying an amount to support a software(Zotero,Stremio are excellent pieces of software that im sure people would even pay for).

The biggest contribution someone can do is to find a job within the open source space. OpenSUSE,QT,Collabora,Nextcloud,Codethink etc. etc. are some of those, to find more companies like this, a good indicator is what companies are sponsoring open source conferences.

My dualboot with windows ended with steam and proton...

@Brodie Robertson : Mentioned you at kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH3OpIluoNedqbM&lc=Ugw4tM1Pp8oaLvPHIfJ4AaABAg .

we're using bookstack for game design documents, huge fan, we'll support when we make revenue, thanks a lot Dan !

I understand working full time making proprietary software to pay the bills, but I personally refuse to work for companies like Google, Microsoft, etc, because of moral issues. There can be a difference between proprietary software, and software that is privacy invasive.

1:50:16 LOL you can reply with: when we receive 1 million of dollars

1:44:37 you know he is a true developer when he is more worried about the project than being hit by a bus

Thanks for having me on, really appreciated the opportunity to talk more in depth about the nuances and complexities in open source and software licensing!

terrible laggy wifi wouldnt connect . basic stuff crashed at one point . its a no from me . maybe it doesnt like rx7800xt or ryzen

This is the result of, in my opinion, pedantic/idealistic software designers who don't really understand or give a damn about how most apps actually work on a real OS meeting a group of software developers who don't want to make any concessions to what their users want. I switched from Gnome to Plasma 6 this year, and this lack of server-side decoration had been causing so many problems for me when I was using Gnome. All non-GTK Wayland apps had different title bars or even sometimes no title bar making them impossible to drag or resize with the mouse. When it was combined with the Wayland fractional scaling API, it caused even more problems. For example, Blender's windows are acting/sizing weirdly. I don't know, maybe I'm too stupid to understand the minds of Wayland designers, but there are so many things in Wayland that make me think what the heck the designers were thinking.

11:12 just pure gold lol Classic discord moment

I know MPV has a way of detecting whether it’s running on GNOME or not (it’ll throw an error in the terminal because it relies on SSD). Perhaps you could use whatever mechanism they used to detect if the running system is GNOME and, if it is, auto enable the toggle for CSD in the game

1:14 Please don't say Sales Engineer without air quotes.

11:09 lol that is totally xkcd 1172 or xkcd 196

4:07 This happens all the time with Krita and sometimes for Firefox.

yoo dan brown, im such fan of your books

I feel far from good

To be fair nobody understands Windows lol

Until they get the zoom issue squared away... You can always enable seconds on your clock. Even better would be to have a widget it was basically a stopwatch that constantly ran milliseconds and had the text color set to transparent so you wouldn't see it

XP Service Pack 3 was first good version of Windows, W7 was last good version of Windows, W10 was last tolerable version of Windows.

4:30 I've had this once or twice with dolphin under plasma when its hung for a little bit because of a large network transfer though its usually very simple to just poke at it and it stops being grayed out

I wanna ask if setting keybinds for switching keyboard layouts is still a multiple choice....

I bounced from Wayland when trying to share screen in Discord. Why can't it just work?

Wayland with Nvidia 555 beta - kde neon ppa added - working well. Worse is there pulseaudio not pipewire default.. tested 8 games - steam / heroic ,- works ok. Nvidia 1070 desktop. Movie will be today;) Nouveau works like always😂

Why would it have to be a video from the web? why not a locally stored mp4/mov/etc. file? Maybe also have it loop. That way the duration doesn't need to be hours, keeping the file size down. Could also be crafted to force a full repaint. For example, a minute of white noise static, set to repeat in the player; MVP (minimal viable product)