He probably used AI to generate a mission statement for the merged company.

First time I tried to use WINE I got extremely confused by it, and ended up with a program that still didn’t function. Literally no idea if it was me or a program that fundamentally didn’t work with Wine.

Don’t forget it’s actually 3Y, if you want to make sure whatever trolling actually sticks.

How long until the premium version also has ads? It’s the clear trend at this point.

Up 150% sounds crazy… but like, what’s the rate of installs vs uninstalls here? How has the rate of installs changed?

Or even, like, 0 to 50.

Wouldn’t that wipe my current data? Like, sure I can install Bazzite, but there’s more setup to be done once again, and if I dislike it then I’m going through the setup once more. I understand it’s not that hard all things considered, but it’s not necessarily easy to just go mucking around with it with limited free time.

I started with mint, but the more I see about Bazzite the more I wish I had started there. It just seems slightly more aligned to my needs.

I mean, that still is dope as heck.

Or it’s brewing up excuses for declining sales.

I’m so confused. Couldn’t you always pick what track you wanted to play?

Which ones are you running?

I mean, it’s not in the news anymore, but it’s definitely talked about. Businesses need to decide if they’re hosting on-prem or in the cloud, and if it’s cloud they’ll want to decide which provider, etc etc. It’s just become part of the system.

I can think of a few ways to do that too

Hell yeah! Make sure to download it for preservation reasons as well.

I love the idea, but until stuff simplifies significantly that’s simply not happening. I’m a moderately technical person and all the self hosting options are such a chore. Even simply looking up info about them can sometimes be harder than installing and starting the centralized option.

it’s like every Tesla accident I hear about is FSD related.

I mean, that just kinda makes sense. Regular accidents aren’t really newsworthy. Even if they are, it tends not to be worth mentioning what manufacturer the car is.

Thank you for being rational here. It drives me bonkers how many people try to act like Linux is “just as easy” as windows. Like, yeah, to some degree it’s getting used to the differences, but there are definitely considerations and complexities that you simply don’t have to worry about with a windows machine.

As a relatively recent convert, I can say it was easier than I was expecting, but it was not “just as easy” as installing windows. It took more time to set up all the extra bits I needed/wanted, and I’m still not fully set up the way I’d like to be.

Not just UI, but simplicity of operation. The closer to “it just works” a system/program is, the more palatable it is to adopt.

Honestly solar panels and electric cars. I know those existed over 15 years ago, but they weren’t serious market options until like 5 or so years ago.