so, one person told me I should give the bug reports to the dev.solus.com for those dmesg --kern things and then the other person called me a I don't care if its fix in this distro at this point, I could outside of it, at this point it doesn't matter, since red text means nothing and is not a threat , but this behavor below is not ok, to call people support vampires. I am not sure what country is the Solus linux project in, but I am a American and I find it rude to be talk to by someone like this below, so should I email microsoft or I report this message to someone at the reddit forums , since I think this type of reply is very rude. when I was trying to be helpful about what I had seen in the red text, not that microsoft can close the solus project, I wouldn't want something like that to happen, since I look forward to seeing what solus 5 is going to be like, but I again did find ermo reply to me very rude, they could of just closed it without making a reply like that at me, I am not mad about it, well maybe a little bit. since I took my own time to screen capture, do the dmesg --kern > text.file which I sent to dev solus com but they had close it there compainly at me that I should of done so when I recall reading a admin telling me to go there to report these or the red text in the kernel that why I said I got a mixed message from the admins here, and maybe I should not hold it against them, but being told to report it to dev.solus.com when getting it close their because of someone at this forum, well you might understand why as a home user and a Xbox series x pc gamer who Microsoft owns that too, since I buy their video game stuff since I like xbox games and such in any case. I am a learning-disabled student, was in special ed was in high school for English, writing and math problems etc... general ed subjects. I might take it as being rude. to get a reply like that. so, I do have some writing problems, and my skill level in writing might not be up to ever one's standards. and no I was not trying to be a support vampire, I found this to be very rude, as I was thinking it had something to do with the tv series " What we do in the dark" is which I had thought of when I read this, being a fan of that tv show. I think errors can be report to
https://www.kernel.org/category/faq.html
also I noticed solus is not even listed at a few websites , anymore or maybe it never was.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7908628/
ermo a day ago wrote this
You're being a support vampire. Please stop.
looked up that term or I asked bing chat to define it
A support vampire is a term used to describe someone who repeatedly asks for help from others without making any effort to solve their own problems or learn from the answers. A support vampire usually expects others to do their work for them, and does not appreciate or acknowledge the help they receive. A support vampire also tends to ask the same questions over and over again, without searching for existing solutions or reading the documentation. A support vampire can be very frustrating and annoying for those who try to help them, as they waste their time and energy.
The term support vampire is mostly used in online communities, such as forums, chat rooms, or Q&A sites, where people seek and offer help on various topics. The term is especially common in computing and programming related communities, where users often encounter complex or technical problems that require some research or experimentation to solve. The term is considered derogatory and insulting, and it implies that the person asking for help is lazy, ignorant, or incompetent.
The term support vampire was coined by Amy Hoy in 2006, in a blog post titled "Help Vampires: A Spotter’s Guide"1. In this post, she described the characteristics and behaviors of support vampires, and gave some advice on how to deal with them. She also created a quiz to help users identify if they are a support vampire or not2. The term has since been adopted by many other online communities, such as Stack Overflow3, Reddit4, or Discord5. Some of these communities have also created guidelines or rules to discourage or prevent support vampirism, such as asking users to do their own research before posting a question, providing clear and specific details about their problem, showing their own attempts and efforts to solve it, and being respectful and grateful to those who help them.
so I asked bing chat, this quesition can you confirm the information it gave me is correct?
I asked it this "where is the company that solus linux is hosted at? is it located in the US?" I learn it sounds like Microsoft hosts it if that's correct, on github.
Solus Linux is an independently developed operating system that is based on the Linux kernel and offers a choice of four desktop environments: Budgie, GNOME, MATE, or KDE Plasma1. Solus Linux was originally created by Ikey Doherty, who left the project in 2018 and assigned the ownership and leadership of Solus to the development team2. Solus Linux does not have a physical company location, but it is hosted on GitHub, a web-based platform for software development and collaboration3. GitHub is owned by Microsoft Corporation, which is headquartered in Redmond, Washington, United States. Therefore, you could say that Solus Linux is indirectly hosted in the US. However, Solus Linux is also planning to rebase itself on SerpentOS, another Linux-based operating system created by Ikey Doherty4. SerpentOS is still under development and its hosting location is not clear yet.
