https://tenor.com/en-CA/view/computer-old-man-my-computer-delete-my-computer-delete-gif-12348422

You can still delete system files on Windows but you need double secret admin rights.

You might like that snaps can update themselves.

I also vouch for Mint in your case because it’s based on Ubuntu there is less of a learning curve than Fedora/OpenSuse

I don’t see the point of flatpaks when there are appimages.

Anyway last I heard snap has terminal/server apps and more system interaction.

Elon is still helping Trump and pushing Nazis in Europe. He just had a fake fight and less in public eye to help his stock.

A regulation in China isn’t going to change that.

We have zoomers for the nazi vote.

Then stick to the “don’t use it” part.

But most people do have the time to save their files.

And why any service asking it should be moved on from.

Pretty sure these people could have found a teamspeak, matrix, or mumble server without the requirement.

I did come from Windows but the story wouldn’t change from anywhere else. The install CD was on a store shelf and I bought it.

You really should update more than once per week on Arch.

Thought this would be about Aur being down.

I keep this book [1] on my desk at all times on the chance I get trapped.

[1] https://dl.acm.org/cms/asset/bf908d05-1855-4b65-b9df-cade5294e428/557970.cover.gif

Use openorbis to port Vim to the ps4 (FreeBSD fork).

You would just be cloning the 1 install anyway.

I would say Windows makes the dolphin experience unusable compared to file explorer

They aren’t limited by democracy.

Or legislate that unsupported software becomes public domain

Solves a lot of issues.

There are companies still running XP.

Limiting the number of large subs a user can moderate is a good way to a) limit their power b) reduce misinformation campaigns.

Because email is federated self hosting doesn’t matter.

Sure you aren’t going to lose your email but 90% of it is going to be hosted by Microsoft/Google so those companies can block your email and it’s akin to being frozen.