– consider as in a counterargument that they’re going to make a proprietary linux?

i just started learning rust and intend to get my feet wet w lemmy, so i’m becoming inclined to believe in its virtues so i can understand why someone would prefer it over the alternative.

i’ve also been painfully duped by google’s “don’t be evil” motto and it’s segued me into learning about the intrinsic nature of corporations that make them capitalize on any advantage they have at their disposal if it results in a profit – be it a well intentioned & needful technology improvement or a fascist leader w expectations as an audience.

if history repeats itself – and i’m inclined to agree that it usually does – seager will not have a say if they end up making an mit licensed linux.

i’m also inclined to look for silver linings in dark clouds and ubuntu represents a majority of my professional life as a software engineer, so i’m know i’ll atleast like the new canonical Linux^TM if it comes into being. lol

the sarcasm tag makes it tough to tell if you’re serious.

I’m more used to parasol being used for the larger variants commonly seen at the beach,

i learned to call those tapasols – cover sun.

spanish can be so silly sometimes. lol

It makes the street cooler during hotter periods with intense sun

it’s fascinating to me that the Bolivians call them paraguas – i learned to call them parasols, which directly confirms your description since para sol literally means “stop sun”. lol

los paraguas next to the witch’s market…I suppose they provide a modicum of shelter as well

the name – para aguas – suggests it so. lol

are the umbrellas just a decoration?

While already fixed in Linux 7.0.13 upstream, due to the alignment of the Ubuntu kernel update timing, they are shipping the Linux 7.0.0-28.28 update that unfortunately has this regression present. The fix in turn will make it to the follow-up Ubuntu kernel release post-7.0.0-28.28. The 7.0.0-28.28 kernel is still being shipped out to provide other important Linux security fixes. But for those making use of AMD ROCm compute, the Ubuntu kernel team is recommending users avoid the 7.0.0-28.28 kernel version.

in other words: don’t use the thing that we create for you to use. lol