Maddening that Canonical pushed sudo-rs through in its current state

Therapy. So far so good!

Oh shoot. Is that what’s happening with the MIT licence on projects like the Rust coreutils?

You’re right, but web browsers can be pretty brutal to build and they are for sure never going to add -bin versions.

I think there was a word missing.
To respond to what I think you were saying, this event happened in the Arch User Repository, and not the official repositories.
Arch is very clear that they are not responsible for what goes on in the AUR. For example on https://aur.archlinux.org/ :

DISCLAIMER: AUR packages are user produced content. Any use of the provided files is at your own risk.

The Debian equivalent would be somewhere between extrepo and PPAs.

Yes

I’ve sat in on support calls where the human on the other side paused before answering and then sent responses that were clearly pasted from AI.

Don’t punish people just as they’ve finally come to the right decision!

Is that the third game in the Perfect Dark trilogy?

I think it’s becoming default on more and more Linux installers

And then we all get stretchy purple boxers!

That looks like a rendered version of the art for the board game Scythe (which is excellent)

So some people are bitching about the heavy reliance on the GNU toolchain.

You spoke too soon. Ubuntu 26.04 pushes gnu coreutils out in favor of rust coreutils.

Hmm, I need to spend more time with fwupd.
I assume it’s possible to extract the firmware payload from the exe and apply it with fwupd?

Fully agreed.

Didn’t read, too busy having fun playing Pokopia.

Just wait until you find out about Ubuntu “Oops! All Snaps” Core Edition.

Mint does have a Debian Edition.

Shoot, what was that comic where Yoda demonstrated his concerns about Anakin using salt and pepper? He dumped them both out, stuck his finger in the middle, and blew all the rest off the table. He lifted his finger, showing only a few grains of each left, and said “balanced, it is”