In this week’s #Linux and #OpenSource News video, we have the new #Ubuntu App Store that will demote deb packages, we have the alpha of #GNOME 45, and #Fedora proposing to add telemetry in a future release.
@thelinuxEXP Just a nit pick here (but I think an important one): "Fedora" isn't proposing anything... Some folks are proposing telemetry to Fedora (thats all of us in #fedora community).
@thelinuxEXP Meta doesn't want my data, they flagged me as a bot. Anyway, even if we ignore the priva y stuff, Threads is basically an early proof of concept with 50M users.
@thelinuxEXP Wow Gnome is really killing it, this update on the contrary to what you said, is kinda huge because everything is under the hood, really excited to see it come to Fedora and Nobara ( my favorite Distros ) ( Nobara usually takes 2 months period to get updated )
also, hope things settle in France, these riots and invasive surveillance laws ( I mean they already arrested 7 people for nothing ) is really concerning, and I don't wanna sound pessimistic , but these are the signs of collapse ( guys on r/collapse would def agree ), but you're doing your part by getting the message out there, most people don't care about privacy, and laws like these pass because they don't get that much coverage and again people don't care
@thelinuxEXP I heard the reason they wanted to federate with activitypub because they want to avoid monopoly regulations. They would say stuff like "uhhh? monopoly? no we federate with people, we share so we cant be a monopoly! :D"
@thelinuxEXP Salut. J'adore votre podcast. Pour ce qui est de l'utilisation de INTEL par les utilisateures de Windows, j'ai une petite idée. Historiquement, INTEL sort de nouvelles versions plus rapidement que AMD. Quand AMD sort son nouveau CPU, C'est comparable a INTEL mais, il y a eu des années ou AMD n'avais que du vieux. INTEL est plus accès sur l'innovation en gros et AMD sur prendre cette tech et la rendre abordable. Je crois que la raison pour les utilisateurs de Windows d'utiliser INTEL c'est a cause qu'il y a un plus grand besoin d'être au edge de la technologie vue que Windows est lourd en comparaison. Je me demande si ce sentiment de lourdeur serait lié a l'ordonnanceur de Windows qui est a priorité. L'ordonnanceur de linux est par défaut sans priorité et c'est pour ça qu'on ne voit pas tout ses programmes arrêter quand un seul est gelé comme on voie sous windows. C'est dure a dire vue que on ne peut pas le changer sous windows.
@thelinuxEXP Hi nick! Not related to the tech video, did u see that nobara release their own steam deck iso? It has all the features that holoiso/steamos have for what I see, I don't see that many videos about the steam deck on your channel, but I think this one in specific could be really interesting! (and maybe could be also a good iso in the future for steam consoles, who knows)
@thelinuxEXP Is the telemetry what they are doing with Fedora 38 Kinoite? I recently installed it to 2 old laptops and there is a slider with 3 different levels (besides disabled). Each level is explained.
@thelinuxEXP Being on Kubuntu with the Discover store, I'm hoping the Ubuntu store shenanigans won't affect it, beyond the flatpak stuff already in place that's easily reversed.
I'm hovering my finger over a big red Debian button if I have to, I'll be watching Kubuntu like a hawk... but for the immediate future I think I'll be alright
@thelinuxEXP This really sucks. I've been enjoying Fedora 37, but with this and the stuff Red Hat / IBM is pulling...I guess I'll be switching to Debian.
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