Elias @eliasr@librem.one

@abcdw I use bash because it's what I know and what most other people use. Regarding languages in general, I think it often makes sense to use the same language that other people use, so we can understand eachother.

@alexl@mstdn.io Yes, it's the downvote feature there, it has that effect. <No good if you want an honest debate about anything. There is some defense of him on r/StallmanWasRight if that's any consolation, but of course that's just because the downvote effect works in the opposite direction there. 😕

@kip@fosstodon.org It would be better to have that letter hosted elsewhere. Github is owned by Microsoft, probably RMS would not appreciate the choice of Github.

@clacke @davidrevoy Thanks @clacke for being the voice of reason. 🙂 Maybe worth noting that RMS is not back as "the leader" of FSF, he is not Executive Director (that is John Sullivan) and not President of the Board of directors (that is Geoffrey Knauth). RMS is right now one of six members of the Board of directors: https://www.fsf.org/about/staff-and-board Is that still too much of a leading role, I'm not sure, but anyway it is not the same as before.

@silverwizard @davidrevoy That text also says something about the kind of person RMS is, someone who cares a lot about right and wrong and who tends to be frank about his opinions, and how that influenced what happened. It also says something about how rumors can work, and at least for me that makes me think that we should be careful to check what basis we have before accusing someone. If the accusation is serious, that does not mean we should care less about what basis we have for it.

@silverwizard @davidrevoy That wetheweb text says several things that are relevant here, I really recommend reading it. If you did read it and thought it was nothing, then maybe go back and read again a bit more carefully. One thing it explains is about the thing that triggered it all, the contents of some emails, pointing out that RMS did in fact not say what people claimed. The truth matters, I think. Also... (to be continued)

@davidrevoy Are you sure you are not falling for a smear campaign here? I recommend reading this: https://www.wetheweb.org/post/cancel-we-the-web

@MatejLach See also: https://www.wetheweb.org/post/cancel-we-the-web

@volt4ire Please read here, it explains the context and refers to the medium post: https://www.wetheweb.org/post/cancel-we-the-web

@volt4ire Don't you think it is good that RMS is back? I think it sounds like good news.

Thanks to @agx who suggested sending it upstream and also added to the explanation in the commit message.

Celebrating my first commit making it into the mainline Linux kernel: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/drivers/usb/typec/tps6598x.c?h=v5.12-rc4&id=3cac9104bea41099cf622091f0c0538bcb19050d
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Can I call myself a "contributor" now even though technically I didn't add anything, just removed one line? 😃

@aral Do you have any advice on how/where to get some of that Nano currency, for someone who has not tried it yet? I would like to try it out. If it works, I might donate some Nano back to you. 😉

@silverwizard Ah. Go is strange. How about if you check the executable using the ldd command, does that show the dependency?

@ozmik Nice! That #Bandcamp thing seems good.

@silverwizard Is it not true?

@wildeagle5 It's true that he says "better than the Librem 5" in the end of the video, but it's not clear to me why he says that. Note that for the most part of this video he is using the Phosh user interface, developed by Purism, which runs significantly faster on the Librem 5 than on the PinePhone. I guess he thinks it is fun to go out and say that the cheap alternative is better, maybe that gives him more likes and clicks. See Librem 5 vs PinePhone discussion here https://forums.puri.sm/t/comparing-the-pinephone-to-the-librem-5/12683

@someunexpectedsparks There is this issue about unlocking the keyring: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/phosh/-/issues/397
About it rebooting itself, does journalctl show anything that could explain why that happens? Or is it like the power is just suddenly cut off, without even the kernel being aware that it is happening?