gnuplusmatt

I understand that the Linux ecosystem in general was ultimately the target, yes.

I was answering "how many people use those?"

TLDR - Steam is shit because it's still 32bit?

I was on Fedora Kinoite 40 testing compose when it hit... so me

Fedora 40 testing branch and rawhide got it as well, as well tumbleweed and debian sid

Looks a bit shit

I'd be happy if they brought back the wifi toggle instead of making me go into a settings screen

Obviously it's a difficult sell - but if this got positive attention I could see Fesco relenting and "upgrading" the branding on Fedora KDE to Fedora Plasma Workstation

I don't think this person knows much about either country beyond stereotypes

With the amount of inbreeding in Tasmania, it's probably more Alabama than Queensland... Which probably should have been marked Florida - if you've ever been to the Gold Coast

yeah I already have a process I use with makemkv, but that does look like a nifty thing to add to my container host

Nuke from orbit might be an overreaction, if you need that machine perhaps disable ssh or turn the machine off until later next week when the postmortems happen. If you need that trusted machine now, then yes fresh install

If laser disc taught us anything, even mastered optical media has a shelf life. The glue holding the layers together going to fail and those discs are going to be worthless... My discs are going to be worthless

Perhaps it was a poorly worded way of suggesting that invalidating host keys would invalidate all client keys it could potentially generate? Either way it's a lot of speculation.

Resetting the keys and SSH config on any potentially compromised host is probably not a terrible idea