2,644 karma · joined November 16, 2019
First time I tried wayland it was on fedora.
I downloaded a .iso file on /tmp and the screen went black.
Because these days the systemd dev decided that /tmp must be mounted on tmpfs to be fast, so storing a file there obviously triggered the OOM killer that proceded to kill the wayland process, which caused everything to die.
/tmp is mounted on RAM by default these days, by systemd. Apparently not dropping 2000€ on a computer is not a normal configuration.
If he kept true of his "we don't break user space" instead of it being "we don't break user space until we do and then it's on you to deal with it" perhaps more people would be willing to run the latest release.
Pretty sure that's his day job.
They got rid of him just because the owner of the subreddit was someone else who wasn't really using reddit any more but still could kick that mod.
Yeah i think they have low crime because of their interesting definitions of what a crime is.