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busybox in Alpine Linux has for example `ps` builtin. If you install ps with `apk add ps` to get the full version, it will remove the symlink for /bin/ps and replace it with the one you installed.

You need to read up on the purpose of busybox. It is not something that the kernel people has decided upon. It is an initiative of an group of people who needed some tools onto a single floppy.

/bin/ps on a Debian distro is 154522 bytes. The whole busybox in Alpine Linux is 804616 bytes and contains a whole lot more than just ps.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BusyBox https://busybox.net/

Comment · 11 months ago

The Wikipedia article on it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_Suitcase_Car

Comment · 11 months ago

Still, the menu item is not interacting with AI without you explicit configuring it.

I bet if you click it without any configuration will give you an error message.

Comment · 1 year ago

It was owned by a UK company called Firefox. They actually linked to both Mozilla and Get Firefox for many years as a landing page.

When the company shut down, the owner owned it and redirected it to getfirefox.com instead of making a profit from it.

Comment · 1 year ago

Sadly more than just ads. my ublock/pihole rules is mostly tracking ( +80% ) and very little ad rules.

Comment · 1 year ago

To provide changes upstream, the maintainer must accept the change. Most opensource licenses are that you are required to publish your changes. But not upstream. As you wrote, there is no license that forces any "pull requests".

The MIT license is the "easiest" license because there are no responsibility for the maintainer..

Comment · 1 year ago

One of the founders of OpenTTD is Ludvig Strigeus. Creator of uTorrent. One of the key people behind Spotify and also receiver of Polhem Prize