Everyone is getting jerked around by IBM and now Oracle adding to the drama

Meanwhile my servers are stable and debian development keeps quietly chugging along with minimal noise

Just wanted to say how much i love the debian project and all the contributors

People should recommend debian more

  • @Shdwdrgn@mander.xyz
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    121 year ago

    I always recommend it, but business offices and manager types seem to think they get some added value from using redhat because they had to pay for it. I never understood the appeal.

      • @Shdwdrgn@mander.xyz
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        51 year ago

        Funny, where I work we had entire teams being let go because somebody in management decided that Microsoft could do a better job of handling our email. So now for the last several years we’ve had teams working to manage the massive amount of spam we started getting. Management decided to remove THOSE people recently and let Microsoft manage all of our spam controls. And guess what? People are already complaining that there’s no way to shut down the constant “quarantine” emails even though you marked a sender as blocked, plus the quarantine emails don’t come until a day or two later so the actual important emails that get sucked up are not even being seen until well after a response was needed.

        So yeah, “buying IBM” can get you fired if you have a microsoft fanboy in management. ☹

      • @taladar@sh.itjust.works
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        21 year ago

        99% of the time when these big companies buy licenses the person actually managing the server doesn’t even have access to the RedHat account for support.

  • @unix_joe
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    51 year ago

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  • @mudamuda@geddit.social
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    -21 year ago

    As alternative to the RHEL and its clones maybe. But there is no alternative to Fedora in Debian (with exception to Ubuntu and derivatives) family, even Sid consists from outdated packages.

    • Matt The Horwood
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      61 year ago

      You do know that you can get more up to date packages from other sources?

      I get nginx from them and PHP from an ex deb dev

    • @Raphael@lemmy.world
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      -21 year ago

      Flatpak, even if you want to stay on Fedora you can’t run away from the future they’re pushing.