Thread 106998394

>>106998394 (OP)
Is this going to affect GNOME, systemd, etc.?

>>106998394 (OP)
Sigh
Time to distrohop

>>106998394 (OP)
someone will read the contribution to see if it is not that sloppy buggy code, so things kill keep likely the same

>>106998394 (OP)
Nobody (who matters) cares.

>>106998394 (OP)
>Fedora approves AI-assisted contributions
There is and there will be even LLM kernel contributions, if a programmer uses LLM's it's not bad. Also Fedora is literally the best distro atm.
>Debian has the biggest repo?
Lmao, you basically need to enable 3rd party repos for everything
>Arch has the biggest repo?
Lmao. you basically need to load everything from the AUR
>Huh?
Stop coping, Fedora -> RHEL gets shipped to fortune 500 companies, it's the most secure ootb distro out there with the biggest repo and the best quality control.

>>106998394 (OP)
Every distro is going to have AI-assisted patches submitted. That's just a fact, whether the contributors disclose that they used AI or try to hide it. Fedora just decided to enforce an AI policy. A quite reasonable one, if you ask it. Contributors are more likely to disclose that they used AI assistance since it's not outright banned, and those patches will be reviewed with more scrutiny.

>>106999350
>Fedora is literally the best distro atm
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>106999600
Notice how this anon avoids saying anything of substance.
He just mashes his keyboard like an autistic orangutan, thinking he did something.

>>106998394 (OP)
shit now i gotta move my server off of fedora.

>>106999617
Yep. I mean my posts sounds baity, but it's true at its core and instead of coming up with arguments, this chimps just laughs.

>>106999350
>Fedora
>biggest repo
Brutally repomogged by NixOS.

>>106999350
2 rupees have been deposited into your bank account

>>107000176
TrannyOS ist just like Arch, also filled with tranny 3rd party packages

>>106998394 (OP)
Good. AI is the future. Fedora will blast past every distro that does not adopt 100% AI production. 1000x productivity from AI will ensure the year of the linux desktop is 2026.

>>107000176
the aur doesn't even fucking count
it's essentially bash scripts that just dump files from whatever website onto your computer, and a lot of times that means you have to compile them yourself like gentoo

>>106998394 (OP)
Meeh not bad imo. I'd rather see Canonical do it with Ubuntu instead, tho. But I think it's fine some of this corpo distros get fucked by actually indians so that the other distros (and the world) can see how horrible it is.

>>106999600
Cope.
Fedora is currently indeed one of the best distros. As horrifying as that sounds.

>>106999350
RPM Fusion doesn't count as 3rd party?

>>106998394 (OP)
how are they going to deal with the fact that llms often insert the code verbatim from their dataset? there's so much legal and licensing issues, it's unreal how retarded this decision is, as of now.

>>107002774
Cool it with the transphobia

>>107000176
Yes, on the other hand, nobody actually uses NixOS on a desktop.

>>106998394 (OP)
This is funny, it is somewhat impressive that every time you install a software in linux it has dozens of dependencies. Even C software what originally was portable.
Now you have so many dependencies that nothing is portable.
10 years from now things will get so messed up and it'll be funny to see. They'll compete for an AI platform what is best at unfucking other AI created code.

It's a question of licensing. Who owns the copyright if you generate code? Is it the author whose code was fed into the training data, the AI model owner, you or no one? And is that code free software? If not, it must be a policy to reject that code.

>>107000176
>majority of packages are just shit you'd use pip to install on any other system

>>107002838
Red Hat has lawyers, I don't think they would accept this risk if the lawyers weren't fairly confident that it wouldn't become an issue.

>>106998394 (OP)
its time to move one

>>107003668
>>no nvidia support
Never gonna make it passed servers

>>106998394 (OP)
fucking redhat

>>106998394 (OP)
ive been using 'ai assisted contributions' at work since like 2022 i think its silly to even state sucha 'policy' given everyone's doing it right now already.

i think this is more about documenting which tool was used on which part for identifying fuckups or problems with tools

>>107002156
It does, but all the important fusion packages are actually packaged by fed(ora) employees, they just don't include them in the main repo because of their strict FOSS philosophy and to be legally completely clean, even with codecs.

>>107002838
This is what most people tend to scream about when AI meets FOSS, muh copyright infringement. It's a legal grey area but most companies are moving full speed ahead anyways. to be frank if it ever did hit the courtroom every corporation on the planet would band together to ensure it's deemed legal so it's best to just accept it and move on