that means convincing enough people to demand that support from the developer.
I think it means convincing people to drop the proprietary platform and telling the sales rep that both lack of Linux support is why you’re dropping them and what application you’re switching to. As long as you’re still a revenue stream for them they’re not incentivized to change. I do recognize, though, that this isn’t always professionally possible as the end user.
definitely check for known compatibility issues before you buy. I have a Pro 9 and the sleep/wake is pretty awful. It really doesn’t handle well docking/undocking or attaching/detaching the keyboard when asleep.
Some US states responded to reports of successful public utility ISPs in other states by banning them. 😐
I try not to context-switch between shows. However much of a show drops at a time is how much I watch before switching to a different show. Then I can just use the relevant platform’s “new episodes” alert to know when there’s something to slot into my viewing time.
Yeah, just have to be up front about it so people know what to expect.
That probably varies based on local culture. But I’ve never lived anywhere that it’s not the norm that unless otherwise stated in the invitation, the host is paying for the party.
No need to introduce an entire new program. I think we should simply stop taxing Social Security benefits as income, remove the upper limit of income after which the tax withholding stops growing progressively with your income, tax as income any loans you take out against investment securities, an institute a wealth tax (with 100% of this collected tax going to repay and slush fund borrowing that Congress has done against the Social Security trust funds until it’s all paid back).