Das #BSI ist inzwischen auch aufgewacht und warnt vor dem #xz Backdoor. Das ist löblich, die Warnung selbst aber nicht ganz korrekt.
Die vielen Millionen Internet-Server laufen in den seltensten Fällen auf Bleeding-Edge-Systemen, sondern auf stabilen, wie etwa #DebianStable, #UbuntuServer, #SLES oder #RHEL. Keine der genannten Distributionen enthält den #xzbackdoor.
Ist das wieder nur schlafmütziger #Compliance Fick-Fuck einer deutschen Behörde, oder möchte man ...
Hinweis: Dies ist weder MEIN Video, noch MEINE Videoüberschrift!!
Müssen wir bald alle LMDE nutzen? - Linux Mint vs LMDE (Ubuntu Snap) https://yewtu.be/watch?v=46pdtBN6g-Q
Yet another #RHEL clone won't cut it and @ubuntu does work quite fine if not provides a better offering than #SLES / #SLED for most SMEs and professional users...
Upcoming Quarterly Update 1 for SLES 15 SP5 contains Bug 1215802. This update will make its way also to Leap 15.5 users, since SLES and Leap starting by 15 S...
Whenever I see comments like this about #Wayland I always have to ask, who do you think would be developing this new protocol? Every single #Linux graphics developers agrees that Wayland is where we're going, the problem is nobody agrees on how it should look
I just finished doing my weekly syslog-ng git snapshot compiles. Google #pubsub support is now available in many of my @opensuse / #SLES & @fedora / #RHEL packages:
Want to install $application on #SLES and of course #Ansible is outdated. Try to install a newer version but pip is outdated. Try to install a newer pip in a virtualenv but Python is outdated.
Monday morning and I already want to light everything. 🔥
The only file system I trust to keep my backups reliably is ZFS. Anything else is just gambling in my book. So when someone suggests Btrfs, my answer is always Noop, not under my watch. #linux#sysadmin#unix#zfs#freebsd
The reality is they're still better than a lot of companies claiming to do #OpenSource but it feels like a betrayal because they were the hero of open source for so long
@tab2space@kurtseifried@joshbressers@unhook2048 But if AlmaLinux disappeared and buying RHEL was the only option then we'd probably run those ephemeral builders on #OpenSUSE Leap, knowing that it could work on #SLES now instead if we retooled for some reason.
One of the hard things about the #RedHat thing is that #CentOS's existence as a community rebuild was so often touted by people at Red Hat as a testiment to Red Hat's commitment to #opensource. It wasn't whether or not they could shut it down, but that they knew about it and intentionally didn't. Of course, there were those at Red Hat who disagreed with that back then, but it was very much a pitch point for what Red Hat was about in the #Linux space.
@rst First, please tell me that the "Leap" pun was intentional, cause if so that's brilliant.
Second, the past week, I've been testing out workloads on #SLES and #OpenSUSE and for most things, s/dnf/zypper is likely all you need to know, but there are some significant differences in shipped defaults, such as SELinux.
@jwildeboer With all my due respect to all #RedHat work in past, in time, or in future; Even RH should be criticised when it takes a wrong path. I think it is clear that at least good percentage of the community considers this is a wrong path move and it is being denounced for that. Also, #SLES is now having its own #CentOS with #openSUSE, so I don't see why RH couldn't continue with that.
RH made billions even with CentOS existing, as community we can't understand why this had to be flexed.
I honestly don't mind picking up #OpenSuSE and #SLES at work. I've been wanting an excuse to revisit #OpenSUSE in particular because it's such an amazing community. I just wish it had happened on those merits rather than reacting against another vendor's unpopular decisions. Either way, I'm now along for the ride.
@Conan_Kudo@bookwar That's a very helpful clarification. Do patches to SLES after Leap goes EOL still make it back to factory?
Honestly, I kind of like this - stay on top of your lifecycle management or pay the #SLES tax 😂, but would still love to know that the sources for those patches still come back for the sake of being an #opensource community player, even if they don't get a binary release in Leap. I assume that's a yes based on the BCI stuff I looked at yesterday.
Leap 15.5 issue with Radeon RX 7000 series and amdgpu driver (news.opensuse.org)
Upcoming Quarterly Update 1 for SLES 15 SP5 contains Bug 1215802. This update will make its way also to Leap 15.5 users, since SLES and Leap starting by 15 S...