And here I was thinking your comment was tongue-in-cheek...or did I just get wooshed a second time?

EOM

IG users will also know him very well as the king of double-speak and taking IG in a direction that's at odds with the majority of it's users/creators. I wouldn't put weight into anything is MF says, much less his preferred mobile OS lol.

*cough, cough* NETPLAN *cough* whatever tf they call their install system post 20.04

Stop using logic they're counting on none of us seeing through that BS excuse.

Exactly this, I'm not sure why anarchy was even touch on tbh, I don't think GP was alluding to it.

I find it funny everyone losing their minds at "leftoid" as if your comment wasn't actually bipartisan disdain lmao (of course they stopped reading at "leftoid" and missed the "rightoid" dig). In any case, I agree with the genuine hilarity lol.

"They are actively “eating” matter, which lights up as it swirls toward the black hole."

No, because it's still a "supermassive" black hole which just means it's much larger than a normal stellar-sized blackhole (a blackhole resulting from a single star).
"The black hole within CEERS 1019 is more similar to the black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy" which still makes it a "supermassive" black hole, just not nearly as large as the one's we've seen before at that age & distance.

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/g...

As a bodybuilder: fucking A! Lol yeah that'd def be a "no more trying to test how strong he is" after that lmao wow.

"Screven and Coekaerts suggest that "if an incompatibility does affect a customer or ISV, Oracle will work to remediate the problem."

So basically, "Oracle will work to remediate the problem." They're not forking RHEL they're not working with IBM to provide some kind of compatibility with source, they'll "work to remediate the problem" if one comes up. That doesn't mean shit, lol why is this even a story? This is essentially an Oracle fluff piece with no change to the situation at hand lol.

Was there ever a war? I always just used the best tool for my purposes to be honest, not trying to sound like a zealot hopefully most could see that.

I mean, we're mostly in agreement besides what look's like you missing my point about it being "intuitive." And I suppose to go further, I don't think there's a "we" who "want Linux to compete" on the desktop, and of course we all know it will never _actually_ compete on the desktop vs Microsoft for reasons that go beyond the scope of my argument.

Those who don't use mission critical software or aren't totally opposed to taking a week to re-learn where stuff might be? Bad is a subjective term and there's probably no use in you or I arguing semantics lol. See my other comments in reference to Linux Mint as far as "steep learning curve" elsewhere in this thread.

That'd be true if "Linux Desktop" was a monolithic company competing with Windows to produce a user-friendly desktop. I don't think Plasma/KDE or for that matter any of the other "desktops" have failed -- they objectively produce a working intuitive experience. For a lot of users you can pop in a disk of Linux Mint point them to the browser and Libre Office (or just a browser to access whatever from the web) and they'd hardly no the difference.

It would take a company with a lot of money and dev time to produce a smooth-as-possible transition experience from Window to "Linux Desktop" for a large section of users to be happy, and no company will do that because what would be the point? But that's not to say "Linux Desktop" is a failure that's just asinine, I suppose depending on perspective.

I can't name any bc I'm happy Linux desktop user (with some macOS in between) for the past decade, you're asking the wrong guy.