It got bought by a company owned by Vista Equity partners, a private equity firm.
The loss of values happened at Citrix when it was Vought by Vista. They installed Tom Krauseasthe CEO to gut it from the inside out.
Everybody should have an exit plan ready to be able to leave bitwarden
Godot already exists, this smells like a grift just because they're yelling 'EU'
Just ban all ads already
And a truckload of FUD on top of that
I've used Wayland exclusively for years, but here's an example: https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2026-01-04-wayland-sway-in-2026/
tl;Dr the Wayland ecosystem has still not caught up in all edge cases, the weirder setup you have the more likely you're affected
Minix is a different (older) kernel from Linux: https://www.minix3.org/
Translation: they want to stop paying Denuvo for their DRM system
There's time until March for the maintainers of the 3 niche architectures to organize and make rust available for them. Doesn't sound that abrupt to me
For fuck's sake, why can't we have nice things?
Did Synology just hire some brain dead Broadcom executive?
Well, Citrix's CEO was Broadcom' software boss
And also hasa place at the US treasury, he's DOGE-affiliated as well: https://www.crn.com/news/cloud/2025/citrix-parent-ceo-krause-on-doge-role-we-re-applying-public-company-standards-to-the-federal-government
Xcp-ng might have the edge against bare metal because Windows uses virtualization by default uses Virtualization-Based Security (VBS). Under xcp-ng it can't use that since nested virtualization can't be enabled.
Disclaimer: I'm a maintainer of the control plane used by xcp-ng
Tunic may be cute... But that's not the only thing it is, you should try it again ;)
Death's door is OK, but I wouldn't generally recommend it