That's not what he said. OBS decided to not support streaming to Rumble for political reasons. So Omarchy is gonna ship a leaner alternative soon-ish, that's all.
That's not what he said. OBS decided to not support streaming to Rumble for political reasons. So Omarchy is gonna ship a leaner alternative soon-ish, that's all.
Are they simply accepting the fact that they are the distro for fascists now?
they’ve been leaning into that since 2020, are the hosting platform for truth social etc
Yes, I know that Rumble is clearly a fascist enterprise. I was talking about Omarchy. It feels like a red flag when a distro rejects software simply because it doesn't allow them to publish to fascist outlets.
Is there any other reason to use this distro other than signal political alignment? I looked into it a few months ago without even being aware of the political controversy surrounding it (I was curious about the whole "Agentic Linux" angle) and all I found was a poorly configured Arch Linux install with some rather crappy bash scripts on top.
Well, ok, I think there's another use case which is to LARP as a Un*x "pro user" without actually having any idea how to properly use a shell.
do you have any non-political / demographical arguments against omarchy?
what is it good at, what is it bad at?
I'm not the person to whom you asked this question, but it seems redundant considering that their post literally contained this critique:
> a poorly configured Arch Linux install with some rather crappy bash scripts on top.
Sure, but arch notoriously is very small, I'm not sure how you can really configure it that poorly at the install level.
What makes the bash scripts crappy, etc?
I asked what it's good at, too, didn't literally contain that critique.
> It feels like a red flag when a distro rejects software simply because it makes political decisions on behalf of the users
Fixed that for you.
Is this sarcasm or are you really completely unaware of how ridiculous this statement is when it applies just as much to OBS' decision to restrict where their users can stream to?
I was specifically talking about OBS' decision to restrict where their users can stream to, so I'm not sure what you think it is I'm completely unaware of.
I just made his quote read more accurately.
So, you agree that it's a red flag regardless of the reason? Good to know!
yes, that exactly
I hate that this whole cluster of beliefs exists, but software on my own computer enforcing what I can and can't do for ideological reason is a bit much.
Unless they just didn't implemented it for whatever reason, but someone else can implement this as an extensions or something. Your software obviously doesn't need to support everything.
It’s the latter.
The snowflakes rounding up people for holding up signs also think volunteers not actively promoting their views are engaged in civilization ending suppression of speech.
That's the most frustrating aspect. They act as if we've trampled on their rights, but all we're doing is conserving our own energy and not carrying water for their ideology.
Since when is anyone freely entitled to my time and attention?
As far as I can tell, it's the latter option. Rumble has a whole section of their website explaining how to use OBS with it [0]. The complaints seem to be entirely based around Rumble not being available in a drop-down menu [1]. It's kind of pathetic honestly.
[0] https://studio.rumble.com/help/guides/obs
[1] https://x.com/dhh/status/2108603279345070205
(Sorry for the X link, but that is the only place that I can actually find people complaining about this).
I may be completely stupid but these instructions by Rumble either completely unhelpful or something on my end isn't loading content in that site. But if that's the actual instructions to get OBS to stream to Rumble, I get why just upstreaming it would've been user-friendly.
But apparently I'm a fascist for this type of wrongthink.
What's confusing about using RTMP or a virtual camera? It's extremely straightforward. I genuinely do not understand how you could possibly need more instructions than this. Do you want screenshots or something?
Regardless, this just means that Rumble needs better documentation. It's clearly possible and fairly easy.