Nux
Not sure about ppi and stuff, but works great for me.
Runs in my loft, what a time to be alive.
"For Modal, a robust app sandboxing story is essential to creating a Free Software OS that is competitive with modern mobile platforms."
Why? Focus should be desktop, not mobile.
We have enough mobile stuff that creeped in already.
I bet they're not spending $X/m on any of your free things, they're sitting on underutilised resources they're paying for anyway at probably very handsome rates.
At worst this is included in their marketing budget.
BBC can't even check Wikipedia.
Now you just get fscked twice.
Like that?
It's a little bit scary that guy is the CEO, his post sounds crazy and unprofessional.
The fact he's posting on X to begin with is a warning in itself.
UPF is the new devil as far as I can see, alongside refined sugar.
Also the size and sugar contents of some fruits nowadays is just insane and many still think they're "healthy".
It will antagonise not only Denmark, but the whole of Europe - govs & people - to a point where USA might find it's all alone in the world.
That'll be the beginning of the end for the empire.
This is making me hopeful and wish to see this implemented in UK (and everywhere) yesterday..
What we can be certain of: there's going to be a hell of "lobbying" against it.
I wouldn't be surprised if Trump himself comes out crying how this is undermining USA commercial and business intetests! :)
Kind of sad seeing businesses getting screwed by closed source proprietary software, then making the same choices all over again.
Nutanix also seeing huge demand.
Not everyone is repeating their mistakes, with Proxmox and Xcp-ng seeing huge new level of business, as well, which is nice.
I'm part of the Apache CloudStack project and that too is seeing unparalleled levels of demand. The KVM hypervisor has sort of become the de facto choice, thanks to virt-v2v tool which can help migrate VMware guests.