Re: The Joy of GNU/Linux (Sincerely)

Le 11-12-2024, Farley Flud <ff@linux.rocks> a écrit :

>
My marvelous Gentoo portage machine recently updated glib and
several associated packages.
>
Then, my equally marvelous Midnight Commander suddenly could not
open files.

You mean your wonderful distro doesn't manage your packages correctly?
That's surprising.

WTF!  What was a poor boy to do?

Correct it all by yourself like any master programmer could do with the
fingers in the nose? And then send the solution to help others?

Fortunately, the equally marvelous GNU/Linux community came
to the rescue.  A bug report and solution was already submitted
(a LOT of people use MC):
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http://midnight-commander.org/ticket/4502

Sorry, my bad. I should have guessed. You can only ask for help because
you are a community lackey.

But the problem is not MC

Nope. The problem is you because you can't manage your updates. Or maybe
your distro because they didn't test them well before releasing the
updates.

but that fucking glib, which is another product of the assholic
freedesktop.org.

It impressive. Any time you have an issue with your distro, it's the
fault of freedesktop.org for a different product they provide. It looks
like they do a lot of things. And it looks like you managed to install
every product they do on your computer. For someone who claims not to be
a distro lackey able to install everything he wants, it looks like you
choose very poorly what you install. Are you a freedesktop.org lackey?

But the fucking assholes at freedesktop.org will only say:
"Fuck you.

Maybe they are the only words you can understand, so they adapt.

We can change the fucking API any time we fucking please without
fucking prior notification."

You should be more careful about your updates. As you compile everything
that comes on your computer, carefully selecting the compiling options,
you should have seen that coming. Or maybe your claims of optimization
are invented as everything else?

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