I also learned *why* Fedora is so broken (networking wise) currently.
it's because they use IWD instead of NetworkManager.
I'm very curious /why/ that is however I do not care enough about RedHat's abortion of an OS to investigate any longer
it's because they use IWD instead of NetworkManager.
I'm very curious /why/ that is however I do not care enough about RedHat's abortion of an OS to investigate any longer
September 28, 2026 at 5:19 PM
I also learned *why* Fedora is so broken (networking wise) currently.
it's because they use IWD instead of NetworkManager.
I'm very curious /why/ that is however I do not care enough about RedHat's abortion of an OS to investigate any longer
it's because they use IWD instead of NetworkManager.
I'm very curious /why/ that is however I do not care enough about RedHat's abortion of an OS to investigate any longer
Cops will not learn on their own.
We employ them.
We pay them.
These repeated transgressions would not occur if a governor stood more for citizens.
But the .0001 % of the population who has criminal intent was turned into a Godzilla-like figment of RedHat’s imagination.
We employ them.
We pay them.
These repeated transgressions would not occur if a governor stood more for citizens.
But the .0001 % of the population who has criminal intent was turned into a Godzilla-like figment of RedHat’s imagination.
September 23, 2026 at 1:38 AM
Cops will not learn on their own.
We employ them.
We pay them.
These repeated transgressions would not occur if a governor stood more for citizens.
But the .0001 % of the population who has criminal intent was turned into a Godzilla-like figment of RedHat’s imagination.
We employ them.
We pay them.
These repeated transgressions would not occur if a governor stood more for citizens.
But the .0001 % of the population who has criminal intent was turned into a Godzilla-like figment of RedHat’s imagination.
What is there to stop me from committing a pull request to RedHat's Kiwi TCMS Community ed. to disable ethical ads by altering the nginx CORS policy?
September 1, 2026 at 6:03 AM
What is there to stop me from committing a pull request to RedHat's Kiwi TCMS Community ed. to disable ethical ads by altering the nginx CORS policy?
#RedHat's Tuned 2.28 To Improve Out-Of-The-Box WiFi Power Savings On #Fedora #Linux
www.phoronix.com/news/Red-Hat...
www.phoronix.com/news/Red-Hat...
Red Hat's Tuned 2.28 To Improve Out-Of-The-Box WiFi Power Savings On Fedora - Phoronix
Tuned 2.28 released this Saturday as the newest version of Red Hat's tuning profile delivery mechanism for Linux
www.phoronix.com
August 23, 2026 at 7:53 AM
#RedHat's Tuned 2.28 To Improve Out-Of-The-Box WiFi Power Savings On #Fedora #Linux
www.phoronix.com/news/Red-Hat...
www.phoronix.com/news/Red-Hat...
RedHat's Patternfly was doing this six years ago, and I still think it's annoying. Reset + Opinions > OpinionatedReset.
A trend I have been noticing more and more in #DesignSystems is creating opinionated CSS resets.
I love it! It makes your app feel themed without ever having to touch a component.
#webdev #css #frontend
dev.to/stuffbreaker...
I love it! It makes your app feel themed without ever having to touch a component.
#webdev #css #frontend
dev.to/stuffbreaker...
Enhance your CSS Reset with your Design System
If you're starting a web project, you're probably starting with a CSS reset, and for most of us, that...
dev.to
July 9, 2026 at 3:35 PM
RedHat's Patternfly was doing this six years ago, and I still think it's annoying. Reset + Opinions > OpinionatedReset.
Fed: If you add a salt to Redhat’s security then it would basically be Apple, & you could change the name Redhat.
Me: Redhat is kind of a generic name, but the creator wasn’t actually wearing a red hat without a salt. Microsoft Server has a salt…
I like how configurable Redhat is for admins…
Me: Redhat is kind of a generic name, but the creator wasn’t actually wearing a red hat without a salt. Microsoft Server has a salt…
I like how configurable Redhat is for admins…
June 4, 2026 at 2:00 AM
Fed: If you add a salt to Redhat’s security then it would basically be Apple, & you could change the name Redhat.
Me: Redhat is kind of a generic name, but the creator wasn’t actually wearing a red hat without a salt. Microsoft Server has a salt…
I like how configurable Redhat is for admins…
Me: Redhat is kind of a generic name, but the creator wasn’t actually wearing a red hat without a salt. Microsoft Server has a salt…
I like how configurable Redhat is for admins…
Yes it's SMB, finally got it thanks to following Redhat's guide and not LinuxVox's. Something I should have done from the start.
May 12, 2026 at 9:26 PM
Yes it's SMB, finally got it thanks to following Redhat's guide and not LinuxVox's. Something I should have done from the start.
This is why now Mozillia only exists off Google's blood money to keep google from being declared an 'Illegal Monopoly'.
This is why Github is a husk puppeted by Microsoft's AI parasite.
This is why we're in Redhat's Systemd hell.
This is why we're in Gnome hell.
This is why Github is a husk puppeted by Microsoft's AI parasite.
This is why we're in Redhat's Systemd hell.
This is why we're in Gnome hell.
May 6, 2026 at 3:10 AM
This is why now Mozillia only exists off Google's blood money to keep google from being declared an 'Illegal Monopoly'.
This is why Github is a husk puppeted by Microsoft's AI parasite.
This is why we're in Redhat's Systemd hell.
This is why we're in Gnome hell.
This is why Github is a husk puppeted by Microsoft's AI parasite.
This is why we're in Redhat's Systemd hell.
This is why we're in Gnome hell.
But that's all because software businesses are largely indifferent to the copyright model of the code they're distributing, if they run a SaaS business (or an enterprise consultancy, infrastructure, and support business, in RedHat's case).
February 16, 2026 at 1:40 PM
But that's all because software businesses are largely indifferent to the copyright model of the code they're distributing, if they run a SaaS business (or an enterprise consultancy, infrastructure, and support business, in RedHat's case).
I know you're probably busy, but you may want to file a report on redhat's bugzilla and see if it goes anywhere
February 7, 2026 at 9:07 PM
I know you're probably busy, but you may want to file a report on redhat's bugzilla and see if it goes anywhere
February 7, 2026 at 5:17 PM
Mairin Duffy, Distinguished Engineer and Software Engineering Manager at RedHat took the stage to share RedHat's perspective on open source policy, emphasising the international, community-based nature of open source technology.
January 30, 2026 at 12:07 PM
Mairin Duffy, Distinguished Engineer and Software Engineering Manager at RedHat took the stage to share RedHat's perspective on open source policy, emphasising the international, community-based nature of open source technology.
That's where Open Build Service (OBS) really shines! One set of packaging scripts to build for multiple Linux distros.
In my latest blog post, I show how to enable RedHat's multi-repo layout in OBS for RedHat (and clones). (2/3)
In my latest blog post, I show how to enable RedHat's multi-repo layout in OBS for RedHat (and clones). (2/3)
January 22, 2026 at 1:49 PM
That's where Open Build Service (OBS) really shines! One set of packaging scripts to build for multiple Linux distros.
In my latest blog post, I show how to enable RedHat's multi-repo layout in OBS for RedHat (and clones). (2/3)
In my latest blog post, I show how to enable RedHat's multi-repo layout in OBS for RedHat (and clones). (2/3)
The dimwitted redhats are going after hardworking brown immigrants while working for a handful of white immigrants form South Africa (Elon) and Germany (Thiel) who are destroying redhat’s livelihoods with AI and other set of H1B immigrants. 😁
January 15, 2026 at 8:26 PM
The dimwitted redhats are going after hardworking brown immigrants while working for a handful of white immigrants form South Africa (Elon) and Germany (Thiel) who are destroying redhat’s livelihoods with AI and other set of H1B immigrants. 😁
I sure would love it if redhat's bind-chroot package would not delete its own named.conf on upgrade every single time.
November 18, 2025 at 7:00 AM
I sure would love it if redhat's bind-chroot package would not delete its own named.conf on upgrade every single time.
Somehow that Packard-bell mouse reminds me of some of RedHat's old box art…
November 3, 2025 at 6:47 PM
Somehow that Packard-bell mouse reminds me of some of RedHat's old box art…
Let's put Right what ignorant REDHAT's ( = HATRED ), did to our Country
October 12, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Let's put Right what ignorant REDHAT's ( = HATRED ), did to our Country
As a note, in this case some of RedHat's SaaS GitLab instances got hacked.
That said, gitlab is not appropriate software for storing any private or confidential information.
It is for collaborative coding.
That said, gitlab is not appropriate software for storing any private or confidential information.
It is for collaborative coding.
October 2, 2025 at 8:42 PM
As a note, in this case some of RedHat's SaaS GitLab instances got hacked.
That said, gitlab is not appropriate software for storing any private or confidential information.
It is for collaborative coding.
That said, gitlab is not appropriate software for storing any private or confidential information.
It is for collaborative coding.
a weird side effect of this current wave of conservatism is how it somehow managed to expand into a lot of unexpected random communities and this is how you end up with linux users who think wayland and systemd are part of redhat's conspiracy to take over linux and impose their woke and dei or smth
October 2, 2025 at 6:45 PM
a weird side effect of this current wave of conservatism is how it somehow managed to expand into a lot of unexpected random communities and this is how you end up with linux users who think wayland and systemd are part of redhat's conspiracy to take over linux and impose their woke and dei or smth