The names aren't very meaningful to people who aren't already in the know
The names aren't very meaningful to people who aren't already in the know
Phard to say tbh. they're all pretty similar and they've tried to obscure whatever free software this is so you don't get any ideas
GThanks.
Ti think we should eventually follow what bluefin does with this nice resource:
https://docs.projectbluefin.io/donations
https://docs.projectbluefin.io/donations
https://docs.projectbluefin.io
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VMy mistake.
CIt's just a marketing point, really. Not a big deal
Pthis is literally the same problem as introducing a new character in a story
CThat looks like Ardour
Plike not that hard to solve
Tor rather just use this page and add all of the maintainers/contributors of bluefin/aurora/bazzite/ucore/main/etc.
Plmao ardour
VMaking people pay for free products, especially £48 is shitty.
Zorin might be good, but this is like actually scummy.
Zorin might be good, but this is like actually scummy.
Pliterally why are they not just selling support
Por is it like i said
Pand they need to have three layers of irony on top of everything they do and wrap it up with support for anybody to take that seriously
Plike yeah i guess you would want support for this but normally when you come across a new distro it's the last thing on your mind
V1. GNOME Extensions
2. FOSS Apps
3. Probably more FOSS apps
4. Sure? I guess? Use google images idk
2. FOSS Apps
3. Probably more FOSS apps
4. Sure? I guess? Use google images idk
Pit's not like this isn't offered elsewhere in a way that doesn't insult my bloodline
CYou're paying for the packaging and support, essentially. It's kind of similar to RHEL's proposition, but for desktop.
VOH MY GOD, YOU NEED TO PAY PER-RELEASE
V
Pthey literally make ubuntu pro look good my man
VPthey are selling me an ubuntu pro licence
VThat's CRAZY
Pindirectly
VThey don't even make the base distro
NIs there a way/app to tweak color saturation on Kde?
Pthis is INSANE
Pwhat the fuck lmao
VThe UX is probably crazy good tho
Vthink about it
CThat's FOSS, everyone gets to benefit from everybody's work
VI wonder how much this actually sells
CThe whole Linux space certainly needs players doing this kind of work
Pwhat
CPeople who are in the know pay for it to support the project, people who aren't in the know might be interested in the customer support
CIt's not some grand grift
Phow is it a good thing that zorin's own marketing is selling me on ubuntu pro
Pit's just a regular grift
VGNOME, KDE, Cinnamon, Budgie, Cosmic and MANY more do that.
Ubuntu with different GNOME extensions charging £48 per release is not doing that.
Ubuntu with different GNOME extensions charging £48 per release is not doing that.
Pstill a grift lmao
VI'm sure the free version of Zorin is fine, but the proposition for Zorin Pro is actually crazy.
CThen don't buy it, lol
Ptry the free version and tell me how quickly it makes you want to pay for support
VI'm going to go out on a limb and say it's literally all free stuff (Although I haven't looked into the different layouts or wallpapers) or it can at least all be near-enough recreated with FOSS software.
Making people, especially new or uneducated people, think that this is a unique thing that you offer is really shitty...
Making people, especially new or uneducated people, think that this is a unique thing that you offer is really shitty...
VFuck it I'm not testing Cosmic on the T420 anymore
PLOL
Palso their licencing scheme where you have to pay again for major upgrades is bullshit
VThat MIGHT be the worst part
