Notices by Brodie Robertson (brodieonlinux@mstdn.social)

@enthusiast101 The RPM fusion team don't have the resources to take on that many packages at once

@gnome Someone should probably take a look at this, you shouldn't be able to send $0 donations

> People who only read the title
> "I accept your terms"
https://blogs.gnome.org/steven/2025/06/26/donate-less/

I cannot for the life of me work out why Ori keeps crashing, I've done reninstalls, changed proton version, removed shader cache, cleared out files manually, checked game integrity, checked integrity of Steam Linux runtime the only thing that works in playing on another machine

Not because the library itself is degrading, but because it's not changing to account for the new environment it's being run in. When you look at assembly lines running 30 year old software, that works because it's running in the same environment that it's basically always been running in and doesn't have to account for new changes.

"32 bit libs have been stable for years, why can't they just be left alone?"

Is something I've heard a lot of people saying in the wake of Fedora wanting to remove these libs but the idea of software that doesn't need to be maintained only exists in the context where the system remains static. When you're running a system that's having new hardware and new software added, and other surrounding changes, that unchanging 32 bit library is going to degrade over time through a process called bit-rot

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Why do I keep leaving off in escape sequences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl8s7utCbck

Fedora Linux Just Terrified Linux Gamers #Linux #YouTube https://youtu.be/3VRKdMYBQPY

If you're a very seasoned developer, what do think are the best spices to use

@neal I did see that as well as I was going through everything

@ryanabx For sure, at least give it a Fedora cycle before trying to make a jump like this

I saw the dumbest comment I've seen all week, in response to @kylegospo having serious concerns about Fedora possibly dropping 32 bit packages, someone straight up said "Just rebase on Arch" as if rebuilding your entire distro infrastructure is as simple as running one git command.

I don't know how long this has been here but I respect the Fedora discussion tag @carlwgeorge

The biggest problem with this proposal is that the author is trying to overstep the mark, you don't get to introduce XLibre into the repos and also replace Xorg all in 1 proposal without a really good reason to do so, that's the biggest reason this is going to fail.

There is a discussion to be had about whether you want to include it in the repos, but that has to be the first step.
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f43-change-proposal-x11libre-system-wide/156330

Arch Linux Is Adopting A Rust Based Init... #Linux #YouTube https://youtu.be/UTHIZTMoyIc

121 comments by the time I wake up is a lot better than I expected https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f44-change-proposal-drop-i686-support-system-wide/156324

@libreleah @fireborn You could either reach out here or I could put the 2 of you in touch if you want to discuss the problem

@robdaemon @neal Ubuntu doing this was 6 years ago to be fair.

@vavakado It's more of a signboard judging by the text I can read I'm guessing it's a train schedule. I'm also surprised about a KDE signboard

@neal I think that's a fair take