

It won’t happen any time soon unless Ubuntu does something drastic. I do think it would be a good idea for them to move in that direction, though.


It won’t happen any time soon unless Ubuntu does something drastic. I do think it would be a good idea for them to move in that direction, though.
Dammit, Newton! Life must have been so much easier back then!
How would you like it, if some giant suddenly picked you up while you’re having a shag? Rude.


I like NaN bread!
Seconded. Absolutely what I’d install in this kind of situation. I have an old machine set up for my wife with Mint. She only uses it to check her bank account, basically. So far zero issues.
That guy is lucky the dinosaurs didn’t sue him for the Chisxulub incident.
Linux has always been more pragmatic and focused on getting stuff out that works now. BSD has always been a promise that might be better in theory but is of little practical use to most people.
That happened to me too. I was standing in line at the bakery and got stung in the neck by a fucking wasp I didn’t even see coming. Fuck those guys.
Anything but metric.


I only ever use a terminal based editor for making quick edits of config files, so nano works just fine for me.


It was a lettuce.


Patrons are kindly requested to refrain from eating the satellites.
Pretty much all popular entertainment is like that.
They make them all in the same factory.


This is the correct answer. It may be worthwhile to advocate for more privacy conscious IT in public institutions but you’ll be up against a huge amount of corporate lobbying.


When they started out, Linux had a lot less mindshare than it has now. Also Microsoft will absolutely retaliate against you, if you promote anything but their crapware. For a small manufacturer that can be a problem.
They’re hyaenas, not wolves.
Oh yeah baby, destroy my backend!