Worse, it preserves “special” files like the ones in /dev or /var which aren’t removable by anyone other than root. Love extracting a system file backup in my file server as a regular user in order to get just a few files out of it, and promptly not being able to fully delete it afterward without SSHing into the server and using sudo.

I don’t get how a regular user can even create files like that. Sounds like a security vulnerability.

New conspiracy theory unlocked: He was killed as a distraction.

I mean, which one did you learn in math class? Not saying it’s better, but it’s way more common.

Bet some country wishes they had a no confidence mechanism for firing an elected leader early.

IMO every democratic system needs this, but I also think it needs to accessible to the people directly and not a parliament. Approval below 50% at any point and you’re out, that kind of thing.

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When all the humans you’re “supposed” to open up about your mental health to charge hundreds of dollars a session, need to be booked months in advance and cause you to miss work because their hours of operation are less than yours, and you need to actively convince them you’re suffering or else they dismiss you, yeah I wonder why.

Tiny Core Linux? I’ve never used it but I’ve seen videos of it running really well on super old machines. Like this one.

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Why? I don’t drive and don’t have a car but I can’t imagine the car itself not already having the exact same features since modern cars already have what is essentially a tablet built in.

Also, why not just have one of those phone holders on your dashboard like people have been doing before car integration was a thing?

Are those actually the only things you find lacking? If so that’s really good, practically the same as using LineageOS without any Google services.

I don’t use any of the stuff you mentioned and might have to consider Linux mobile as a daily driver if it’s that good. Especially if Google kills custom ROMs, it sounds like the people already running them would feel right at home switching to Linux mobile.

More importantly, how’s the app situation? Can people generally expect most of the desktop GTK or Qt apps they’re familiar with to be usable on a phone form factor? Is there a reliable way to run Android APKs on regular Linux now? At the very least F-droid apps?

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More options is more good. The beauty of the open source community is different offerings of the same product catgory directly benefit each other instead of competing. Looking forward to running Cosmic system apps on KDE.

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Türkiyes

Containerized Cat for the Docker version?

Dock Dog would work too.

How is this implemented? Is it just functions and the language assumes the first parameter is autofilled with variable.function syntax?

A name like what? Declassified UK? Why? That sounds like a pretty normal name tbh especially one that is presumably dissident to the current UK government.

Like if it was Fuck You News 420 or something I’d understand, but Declassified UK doesn’t even sound weird or unprofessional.

All of the long time Linux users have what you perceive as flawless experiences because they already did all the stumbling you did and more. Every operating system has steep learning curves and you will struggle with how it does things when first starting out. I recently had to start using Windows again after exclusively using Linux for years (and Windows 11 no less which I never used before) and there are plenty of times I’ve failed to do simple things I could do on Linux without even thinking.

Rogue state

Not for aviation. He probably left because he felt he could apply his skills better, meaning aviation in general is more likely to see more designs from him.