They re-enable some things, restoring support would’ve been fixing it up if something breaks.

Is it just me or does the headline not fit the article

Their numbers from that category are from 2018, wild article in my opinion, wouldn’t have to be too hard to have more up-to-date numbers.

My thoughts exactly, Garuda looks out of the box like a install i’m done with and have to redo.

But to each their own, i’m not judging, i was young not too long ago.

It surely does, but i’m not sure if you can switch to side-by-side view

No reason to do that, as long as stuff goes over the table it will stay that way

It’s not useless for brainless users sadly

Dolphin on KDE/Linux and WinSCP on Windows

Ever used software of car manufacturers? Turns out limiting themselves to the case radio is enough.

I’m enjoying ethernet on my phone too

Only because we don’t have any tech giants, we’ve slept on it so we get the money this way and try to slow down others until we figure shit out.

You can see that we don’t care about consumer that much in markets we’re strong.

It’s just lobbyism

Is that a copypasta

Only bangers on mine

“Google parent firm Alphabet employed 182,381 employees as of September 30th, 2023, so roughly a thousand job cuts would only be around half a percent of the company’s total.”

This is just a normal optimization, and holy fuck are they huge.

During the pandemic everyone was over-hiring, it doesn’t exactly tell you what you’ve wrote, but you are right as a whole.

The original SteamOS is based on Debian, https://store.steampowered.com/steamos

I guess backporting everything was a pain.

SteamOS 2.0 which is used on Steamdeck (and only available on Steamdeck officially) has nothing to do with that.

They could and they would if they wouldn’t profit from this in the end,

for some reasons there is no official Flatpak and they don’t want to support a Snap package, they just say anything but the *.deb is unsupported, kinda weird because they use the Flatpak package on Steamdeck because that is Arch-based, i guess they are somewhat involved there.

As much as they do for the Linux movement, they should get their shit together when it comes to a cross-distro client, preferably Flatpak obviously.

Yeah the other user was sarcastic aswell.

That’s how you get successful, do something others don’t

Sadly it is happening, people unpacking their new Windows devices have it as default in their browser and on their desktop.

Don’t think the vast majority is changing it

The EU has to step in again

Having a decent search will result in more usage, more data and premium features down the road.

Don’t you worry about Microsoft making money

Terminal