• Hundun@beehaw.org
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    1 day ago

    Unless it’s about revoking all trade agreements that obligate EU countries to enforce digital IP ownership, it’s a half measure. Corey Doctorow is right, we need to make jailbreaking American tech legal - kick them in their wallets.

  • recursive_recursion@piefed.ca
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    3 days ago

    More traction for open source sounds like a win for gamers as it’ll typically mean better performance gains with less work from the user (manually installing drivers, tweaking ini settings)💪

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    3 days ago

    «Open source»

    Sso, advanced features, multi tenancy etc all locked behind commercial features.

    Can you really find any open source project these days that you can just use in a company?

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      2 days ago

      Yeah LDAP, Kerberos, SSO and other systems are available on Linux. Biggest thing seems to be peoples reliance on MS office document compatibility, so even though the libre/open office type products can supplant that, it is a tough sell when your vendor or customer wants MS word as a requirement of doing business together.

      We sell PDM/PLM systems, some people choose the Linux version for their enterprise, many choose the MS windows version, because its just what people know about.

      I think Linux on steamdeck might usher in a new generations of people that know about Linux and want to try it in the wok environment.

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          Yeah, I should have expanded my thought. They use open source, but it is a paid proprietary system, I mentioned it as there is linux or windows offering but people choose what they know; Which is windows. But if you can get corporations on Linux (even non-opensource) it lends legitimacy for when other businesses look for an OS choice, which then can help Foss app adoption