Dell and Alienware do this, too.

I bet they have liquid ice, too.

Until an accident occurs, and you are denied insurance coverage for breaking the TOS.

Yea, dashboards are useless. Eventually you learn alerts are all that matter.

On the same token, it’s important …

We see what you did there.

Sort off. The main body of OO is, but there are binary blobs for some MS compatibility, etc. This is why EuroOffice has started as a fork.

Right or wrong in versioning is always a debate, but for me, breaking changes on non-major versions is not. I run a number of projects, and it’s the one thing I avoid at all costs.

The last thing a container user wants is a difficult update, it’s the reason we end up with outdated vulnerable software floating around. And it only takes getting bitten by it once to always be weary of a future update.

Yea, Iove Immich, but this almost got me. It moves them to trash unless the volume comes back in 30 days. If 30 days go by, you lose all metadata, scanned people, etc. I was out of town when it happened.

The part that irkes me most about this, is he’s right.

The complaint is valid, non-breaking production changes should be the norm, not the expected, 100%. And yes, I maintain upstream work, too.

Doesn’t forgive them being a dick. Permaban in my book, I just hate that he’s right.

I don’t see a repo for an Android app. (I have made an open issue request about it.)

I will take a look at this one. Does it require the server side to be running? I’m not a fan of server side because it’s a streaming session vs HTML-based.

I think due to section 10 (see other comments) they havent actually found a way, and that’s why Nextcloud and IONOS continue to move forward.

I don’t think they’ll need to because of Section 10 (see other comments)

It was the other way around. They added the clauses after they used AGPL. So they commercial washed their libre software.

That is actually one of the reasons, yes. They just say “transparency”.

I just want it to not delete things of NFS goes down.

Edit: Also, manual steps for a containerized update are dumb. All these manual steps should be handled in migrations. I have started a discussion on this: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/discussions/29513

Perhaps, but:

This seemingly did not faze Euro-Office, which continues to supply its software.

https://www.xda-developers.com/onlyoffice-pulled-its-8-year-partnership-with-nextcloud-licensing-violations/

For now, Nextcloud and IONOS seem to think these claims aren’t valid.

Unfortunately they don’t have an Android fork.

While this is a cool idea, if you read the article, it’s only an idea. Seems like nothing but a reference design has actually been made. Hoping to see it progress, but we shall see.

About the name: “oomwoo” is a rotational ambigram — it reads the same flipped 180°, just like the robot itself roaming your floor in every direction.

There was an attempt.

Does anyone know what the previous record was?