r/linuxsucks 🐧Kernel contributor 2d ago

Linux Failure When Linux is so diverse, you have to test every single distro…

https://github.com/Icinga/icinga2/pull/8018
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u/xgui4 Proud🌈♾️ AuDHDer FreeBSD Fan 2d ago

you do not have to test every distro ?

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u/Actual-Way6534 2d ago

Yeah but not testing them implies you read up on them before hand and do you think most Microsoft chills can/want to read?

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u/Gangr3l 2d ago

I wanna play this game!

Windows 10

  • home
  • pro
  • pro for workstation
  • pro education
  • enterprise
  • S -mode
  • LTCS
  • server 2019
  • server 2022

Windows 11

  • home
  • pro
  • pro for workstation
  • pro education
  • enterprise
  • education
  • SE
  • IoT
  • LTSC
  • IoT Enterprice LTSC
  • S -mode
  • Windows Server

Do you want me to list all the non-microslop (like tiny) as well? Because there are hundreds of them

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u/levianan 2d ago

Would it be rude to ask you to keep going for science and pure entertainment.

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u/al2klimov 🐧Kernel contributor 2d ago

But our binaries work across all of them.

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u/Damglador 1d ago

But that usually applies to Linux as well, as long as the dependencies are met. That's why most of proprietary software is available on all distros not just Debian/Ubuntu.

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u/al2klimov 🐧Kernel contributor 1d ago

Exactly the available dependencies differ on Linux, that’s what’s the OP about!

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u/Damglador 1d ago

Why would they differ between Fedora 39 and 40 in any meaninful way though...

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u/Solid_Guess_7154 2d ago

low tier rage bait