It literally did last time Linus tried due to a missing dependency for steam in the PoP!_OS repo.

The culture of different distros matters. Lots of people had issues with Manjaro because the devs let their certificates expire. Other distros weren’t affected by that.

But any system that includes humans must account for greed and personal ambition. What is the best course of action in the long term is not always the best course of action in the short term, and people tend to be short term minded.

There are quite a few trees lining the streets and down the middle of the road.

What a lovely gesture

Ease of management and surveillance (most such tools marketed at schools are Windows only), first class integration into active directory for user and computer account management, hardware agnostic (rules out macos), and it’s already integrated into the IT team’s systems and processes so switching would be a major effort.

And he was absolutely right.

Impressive, I doubt most people would recognise it as a building.

That makes email threads much more difficult to parse, it’s useful to be able to tell when an email ends and who sent it.

If you go to Bree these days you’ll find highly coordinated bands performing actual music. It’s really impressive.

Would Aquinas count or are apologists disqualified?

Not their decision, not their problem. This is a distro decision, not the desktop environments.

Cryptobots don’t understand sarcasm

Alright, surely no-one lives up the tree, right?

I’ve never had a problem with battlenet in steam, just add the installer as a non steam game, run under proton, change the target and environment to the new installed location (don’t forget the " marks around the target), and play.

Public key cryptography tied to physical hardware, so if you lose your phone / usb key, you need to use your backup recovery code; a fairly short one time password that negates the security benefits of Fido in one easy step.

It can also use biometrics, but that requires every device you log in on to have biometric readers.

Name a more iconic duo than Little My and a teapot

Oh no, she’s here…

They are all fighting each other…

This has been my favourite tech story for the past few years, I hope the train company gets put in its place properly this time.

Edit: This article is from July last year.