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  • NixOS 24.11 released

    From LWN.net@1337:1/100 to All on Mon Dec 2 17:30:05 2024
    NixOS 24.11 released

    Date:
    Mon, 02 Dec 2024 17:26:07 +0000

    Description:
    The most recent version of NixOS ,24.11,
    was released on November30. It contains GNOME47, Plasma6.2, LLVM19, and lots more: The 24.11 release was made possible due to the efforts of 2669 contributors, who authored 49079 commits since the previous release. Our thanks go the contributors who also take care of the continued stability and security of our stable release. NixOS is already known as the most up to date distribution while also being the distribution with the most packages . This release saw 8141new packages and 20975updated packages in Nixpkgs. We also removed3970 packages in an effort to keep the package set maintainable and secure.

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    Link to news story:
    https://lwn.net/Articles/1000469/


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  • From paulie420@1337:3/129 to LWN.net on Mon Dec 2 20:00:43 2024
    NixOS 24.11 released

    Date:
    Mon, 02 Dec 2024 17:26:07 +0000

    Nix is another project I've written off because of its politics.

    FOSS should be free and open source software; not reverse-racism at its best... I'll go stand in the corner now because I'm canceled - I don't need yer Nix. Used to love it; blah.



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  • From Errol Casey@1337:3/194 to paulie420 on Thu Dec 5 15:30:06 2024
    Re: Re: NixOS 24.11 released
    By: paulie420 to LWN.net on Mon Dec 02 2024 08:00 pm

    NixOS 24.11 released

    Date:
    Mon, 02 Dec 2024 17:26:07 +0000

    Nix is another project I've written off because of its politics.

    FOSS should be free and open source software; not reverse-racism at its best

    Sorry to hear that. But a good reason to write it off. I never got on the
    NIX bandwagon.

    Lots of students at NCSU (North Carolina State University) where I went to school (years ago); seem to like it. Not sure of their view of recent activities and split of NIX .


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  • From paulie420@1337:3/129 to Errol Casey on Sat Dec 7 20:39:05 2024
    Nix is another project I've written off because of its politics.
    FOSS should be free and open source software; not reverse-racism at its

    Sorry to hear that. But a good reason to write it off. I never got on the NIX bandwagon.

    Lots of students at NCSU (North Carolina State University) where I went
    to school (years ago); seem to like it. Not sure of their view of
    recent activities and split of NIX .

    Nix* is a great package manager and OS - its a shame that they pushed the ORIGINAL developer out all in the name of DEI bs. IMO.

    DEI isn't DEI at its core that pushes out anyone who doesn't bow down to extremes... just give it another few years and the pendulum will swing the other way. I'm all about coming together NOW, before we have to endure another decade of this BS.

    I won't use any of these projects that push PEOPLE out;

    NixOS
    Elementary OS
    Firefox
    Red Hat
    and several others. Its a shame as all are valued projects bigger than the people that hijacked them.

    IMO.



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  • From Errol Casey@1337:3/194 to paulie420 on Sun Dec 8 09:00:54 2024
    Re: Re: NixOS 24.11 released
    By: paulie420 to Errol Casey on Sat Dec 07 2024 08:39 pm

    I won't use any of these projects that push PEOPLE out;
    Red Hat

    Can you share more about this one? I guess actually I should
    research myself , LOL.

    I use Redhat at work and for my VPS (Rocky Linux 9.5)

    I've not seen anything about RH pushing out people; that is sad
    if it is occurring. But in a government environment (state), RH
    is the platform generally used by IT supported group.

    There are rogue IT folks in different agencies, that use ubuntu and even
    some of my peers. But RH is enterprise driven, almost sometimes to a fault.
    I hate some of the ways they try tou push their way in through management, rather than the technical teams that have to support it.

    Thanks for opening my eyes!

    Happy Holidays
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