[ShadowAce]

Video at link. Not a paywall. This is not an excerpt

[ShadowAce]

Tech Ping

[ShadowAce]

well, I seem to have spoken too soon. Since the video is behind a paywall, admin, can you please remove this post?

[daniel1212]

You could use this instead (top result for the end of Linux) Linux - The beginning of the end - Dedoimedo

Or something more recent: Is This the End of Linux? - Linux.com https://www.linux.com/news/end-linux Aug 29, 2003

[daniel1212]

Sorry for my hasty attempts at humor (waiting for a truck to arrive). I think you may be stuck with this thread. May be thsi could substitute: Open source predictions for 2021Jack Wallen dons his prognostication fedora to predict what he believes will be a banner year for open source.. What are these predictions? Let me warm up my crystal ball, dim the lights, drop the needle on some music to create the perfect ambiance, and gaze deep into the waters of the future..

Kubernetes simplified I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Kubernetes is a challenge. Even for experienced admins, deploying successful pods and services is a task that is often more frustrating than it is rewarding. However, I believe there is hope on the horizon. I predict that 2021 will finally bring a web- or client-based tool that will make Kubernetes management a true point-and-click affair...

Proprietary solutions get the boot..

FOG computing FOG computing will be the big buzzword of the year. What is FOG computing? Simple: A distributed network that connects edge computing and cloud or IoT together. The purpose is to connect the location where data is created to what will either store or use said data....

Big data gets even bigger This trend of big data just keeps on climbing and should come as no surprise to anyone. The difference in 2021 is that open source will not only be leading the charge, it will dominate the sector at unheard of levels...

Linux begins enterprise desktop rollouts Thanks to companies like System76, Lenovo, and Dell, businesses have serious options for Linux on the desktop. Although the open source platform has struggled to make much headway in that space, 2021 will be a different story...

Linux on the home desktop will start to gain serious traction That success within the realm of business will start trickling down to consumers. As more and more people start using Linux at their place of business, they'll begin seeing the benefits of the open source operating system and desire to adopt it for their home computers.

[Pollard]

whatever

Kubuntu 20.04 running here

[daniel1212]

I do not like the name of the authors site, while basically the prediction is based on IBM buying RedHat and stiffing development; increasing complexity and viruses; lack of community and cancel culture; and most of all Google going to Fuschia?

Comments:

@AppDev First Linux Foundation caved to corporatism, and after US corporations caved to the soft totalitarian ideology of wokeness Linux Foundation had to cave to that too. The corporations in the US has been flooded with people trained in what to think, but not how to think. This has all started at the Universities and Colleges.

@OafElectronics Alas yes, the 'Great Reset' all comes together. -The isolation of the communities, the infiltration and takeover by corporations and the subversion by the woke warriors. It will end with a gutted community, a gutted project, and a big fat controller at the top telling you how you are going to rent and consume their product with no alternative.

[butlerweave]

Been using Linux for many years and it gets better every year

[Openurmind]

I like Tux because Tux likes me. :)

[martin_fierro]

With the 2021 installment not being available on YouTube, instead distributed exclusively via the Odysee video platform.

Ah. I knew I'd seen it somewhere. < |:/~