@lanodan Arch does not support installing multiple versions side-by-side. It just means these packages are upgraded more often.
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tusooa :Cat_girls_Emoji_004: 西风@krutonium@ariadne The problem has never been whether the Linux Foundation should comply with some government orders. The problem is, when the government orders are discriminative and unethical, and contradicts with your code of conduct, how you should react. You can, at the same time, comply with the government orders, and condemn it. You can get into trouble if you do not do what the government requires. However you cannot get into trouble if you criticize the order itself (because you indeed did what it requires, and saying the order is bad falls into free speech).
With regard to this, https://github.com/Cryolitia just told me that "only one of the removed people" can be verified to be employed by a company with connections to the Russian army, but all people with a .ru email are removed. Which leads to people thinking whether the admin of social.kernel.org is misinforming the public.
@lanodan@chjara@eri Still, there is a distinction between "we don't welcome people who do bad things" and "we don't welcome people who [insert some government] does not like, who also happen to do bad things."
@chjara@eri@lanodan Being forced to comply is one thing, while the "let's sneak this in" attitude vs "publishing it in a regretful tone" is another. They could have totally said "[...] asked and threatened us to [...] so we have no choice but [...]"
>These companies are directly involved in the Russian military complex and therefore are directly complicit in war crimes being committed daily in Ukraine.
If this is the case, it makes some sense. However, there is only vague reasoning in the commits, so the general public do not and cannot know about this. Being untransparent about why these changes take place will only lead people to think that it is unjustified.
Moreover, if war crime is a reason to not let people be added into the maintainers list of the Linux kernel, will it apply to all war crimes? Do you think Linux Foundation SHOULD also be committed to checking the list for any potential violation because of war crimes that is happening elsewhere, for example, the ones committed by the Israel government in Gaza? Do you think that it would be unethical if the Linux Foundation does NOT do that check for other war crimes?
@monsieuricon In this case, the apparent fact is that Russian-identified people are removed from maintainers without proper justification. The apparent conclusion is that they are removed solely because of their identity, which in this case is their ethnic identity.
Moreover, many "sanctions" by the government are racist in nature. Take for example how eager the US government is into blocking TikTok or Huawei, claiming that they "steal personal information," while Google and Apple, which are doing exactly the same things, are not into the debate, solely because the former are from China, while the latter are from the US.
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Instead of making the character limit configurable, Mastodonians found a way to make posting long text into different posts easier. :shizukuCatGetDown: :shizukuHittingFishPillow:
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