Firefox is suffering if one use M365 online daily...

Only Google workspace great on Firefox ootb..

example : Early Goodix Fingerprint :/

No, I don't think so, as Red Hat only source revenue is RHEL and cloud, not fedora. And RHEL still open source, just you can't get the builded binary from red hat, but you can build it yourself, as open source means the code is available for public, and it's available for public, and most of the codes are in CentOS stream, https://gitlab.com/redhat/centos-stream/src

And most of the Enterprise linux downstream could inspect and use rhel code, just the binary and how to build is restricted, it's still adhere with the GPL/LGPL in my opinion

there are specific response on bing that's useful (stackoverflow), that isn't available like ddg, and ddg 30% miss (for my case), I tried to change the query, but it takes time, 5-6 times, then I will able to hit.

I do know bang, but it's not my style. I been using bing for years, (also duckduckgo before that), and In my opinion the new bing after march 2023, have better answer than ddg, and most time in my case even beat google for now after building up my search query.

That's why It's hard to stay away from bing for now. Yes it's like having bing replacing google, but I need it for work sadly.

I read it. And it's not podman wrong doing.

You need to be sure when enabling the auto start using systemd, so it's not podman fault.

Period.

You need to mention muayyad-alsadi, because the only one who maintain it now seems only him. Just keep mentioning, and he will review the PR.

3 years after dan walsh mentiong and opening PR and closed... docker could just merge and accept it that time.. and now they got spilt... **** docker...

Thank you for confirmation!

I see. I seen some still using palmOS. Is there still any palmOS in production?

Oracle DB are sucking a lot of money, but they fork RHEL for free...(well it is open for everyone), they offer more expensive contract on top of Oracle DB, what a free estate.. haha... Nice work ORACLE... :/

Try podman it's lighter than docker. 😂

Oh, I see... soo the ~~terms is different~~, my understanding is wrong then. Thank you for the correction and enlightenment.