Benny Vasquez
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Well, good stuff. Yeah.
Well, good stuff. Yeah.
So let's wave a magic wand.
So let's wave a magic wand.
Okay?
Okay?
Put it here down right now. All right. How much time you got? Three minutes?
Put it here down right now. All right. How much time you got? Three minutes?
Three minutes. Okay, he's got less than three minutes to wave this magic wand. It is, pick your number of years from now.
Three minutes. Okay, he's got less than three minutes to wave this magic wand. It is, pick your number of years from now.
One, two, five, whatever. What's the goal? What do you want to, like, what would be best case scenario? Yeah. Yeah.
One, two, five, whatever. What's the goal? What do you want to, like, what would be best case scenario? Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, exactly.
All right. Thanks, Chad. Thanks, guys. Okay, to the many people we saw in the hallway at All Things Open, well, hey, it's good to see you. We met a lot of people who were there on the coupon code we gave out, the free one in most cases, and in some cases, the discounted version. And that's so cool. Lots and lots of listeners of the changelog at this conference. And that that's even cooler.
All right. Thanks, Chad. Thanks, guys. Okay, to the many people we saw in the hallway at All Things Open, well, hey, it's good to see you. We met a lot of people who were there on the coupon code we gave out, the free one in most cases, and in some cases, the discounted version. And that's so cool. Lots and lots of listeners of the changelog at this conference. And that that's even cooler.
So this anthology episode covered lots of stuff. The state of enterprise Linux, RHEL, CentOS, Fedora, Ubuntu, Alma, Rocky. The list is long. We cover T.XYZ, this new protocol that may give value back, may give rewards back to open source maintainers. That's cool.
So this anthology episode covered lots of stuff. The state of enterprise Linux, RHEL, CentOS, Fedora, Ubuntu, Alma, Rocky. The list is long. We cover T.XYZ, this new protocol that may give value back, may give rewards back to open source maintainers. That's cool.
And of course, opensourcepledge.com and Chad's work and David Kramer's hard work on this from Century to support open source maintainers to find ways to find models for for organizations and teams to adhere to so they can give back so they can do the right thing and to support their open source that they're using. And that's cool too. Lots of cool stuff.
And of course, opensourcepledge.com and Chad's work and David Kramer's hard work on this from Century to support open source maintainers to find ways to find models for for organizations and teams to adhere to so they can give back so they can do the right thing and to support their open source that they're using. And that's cool too. Lots of cool stuff.