I have seen no examples of a Linux os that is even close to being usable for daily smartphone needs and progress is laughable in most cases. What are you seeing that makes you think it’s an option for anyone but the most stubborn of users?

God help me if I ever feel this passionate about systemd.

For an experience a bit more familiar, you might consider a pixel, GrapheneOS and pgpp. If I understand it correctly, this setup is a Google-free and privacy-based carrier alternative to the system that is currently at risk.

No, just domestic pressure.

Enticing but would require most to completely change the way they use their devices, unless the Linux device is in the size and shape of a phone.

Sure, to make it safer in the same way Microsoft made you safer by making it harder to install Linux with UEFI.

Of course, for the same reason streaming services block it. They don’t want to risk account sharing.

This doesn’t seem newsworthy but more along the lines of “yeah that makes sense.”

You can call it Facebook or YouTube. No evil entity wins if you do, you just make it much easier for fellow community members to understand what you’re trying to say. Your two comments are impossible to track and understand.

I think rumble is similar. You’re only allowed to use it if trump is your god.

You could just install .2 beta. It will update like normal when it goes mainstream.

https://9to5linux.com/linux-mint-22-2-zara-is-available-for-public-beta-testing-download-now

Am I the only person to understand that all 5 of these things are common uses of a trackhoe?

The less you give to Google, the better.

For the most fragile of egos.

Save your minutes, skip all reaction videos.

There was a time when there was no barrier between you and a physician, often allowing you to speak to them directly when needed, as an example, to request a house call.

It’s about time these cheapskates start paying for their $4,000 aspirin.

There were no explosive materials onboard the crew pod so no, still no explosion when hitting the water. If anything, it would be closer to an implosion.

The crew didn’t blow up(src).

The flight, and the astronauts’ lives, did not end at that point, 73 seconds after launch. After Challenger was torn apart, the pieces continued upward from their own momentum, reaching a peak altitude of 65,000 feet before arching back down into the water. The cabin hit the surface 2 minutes and 45 seconds after breakup, and all investigations indicate the crew was still alive until then.

We were led out of our classrooms to watch it since we lived in FL. When the launch went pear-shaped, nobody really understood what had happened, we just thought it was part of the fuel tanks dropping away. We went back in, sat down and continued our day. I don’t think the teachers ever told us something went wrong and I found out about it that night at home.

And if you’re 18 and can’t afford housing, remember, his birth date could have been your birth date.

The chameleon browser extension attempts to randomize your fingerprint but it seems to be frowned on by privacy advocates due to being able to read pages visited.

https://sereneblue.github.io/chameleon/about/