Depends on what "certain quality and safety benchmarks." actually means

Finally the year of the Linux desktop is here and Netcraft? Valve confirms it. In run Debian KDE btw.

No they are not, please read the GPL again and don't spread misinformation about how open source licenses works. Rockship doesn't have to contribute jack sh** (irrelavant of the fact that they changed the license, which is blatant violation of GPL).

How is Schema registry snake oil?

I've been running Debian with KDE for a few years now and it's pretty much perfect. Just recently upgraded to Debian 13 and Plasma 6 and yes, I had to overcome a few issues during upgrade and sure, you'll face an occasional Linux glitch but it is essentially rock solid. If you are just a little bit tech savvy you can overcome these small issues and enjoy it. I don't have to care about upgrades for the next 2+ years on an LTS distro. During that period, I will mostly be getting just security udates and there are no nagging notifications forcing me to update and reboot. I can run the same thing on servers and Docker images, it's completely universal. I dual boot for certain games still but less and less, most games work with no issues on Proton. When I have to boot into Windows 11 I instantly want to kill myself. Mac is fine, but the only saving grace is brew package manager which has some insane update policies (like updating half of your packages because of one dependency). Linux packaging can't be beat. We truely live in the age of the Linux desktop.

I will seriously consider living in purgatory with one of the Linux phones and their crappy experience instead, no way in hell I am selling my soul to apple after avoiding it all these years.

Just.. no.

I occasionally use the "Deep Research" function which will do all the "googling" for you, gather the sources and summarize, especially if it's something a bit more specific. For example, I was not sure if a certain bike trail was paved all the way to do it with a road bike and I couldn't find this information on the official site. So instead of trying to figure out what sites to check, translate each site from Italian to English and try to dig out this particular info I ask the AI to do it for me. It takes a few minutes, digs through all relavant sites, even discussion forums etc.. gives you an answer and backs it up with sources so you can still go and read it on your own. It is sometimes much easier to have AI do it for you than doom scrolling through random sites, hope your adblock works, trying to ctrl+f for the specific information you are looking for etc.. There are certainly good use cases for this out there so I wouldn't just yell at it.

We need to deploy AI reviewers to review AI generated reports.

ok, I guess 7 from Slovenia is achievable :)

you could easily slip a one character change in a bigger patch if you are smart about it

well, you simply import multiple. I know.. not ideal but we're getting there.

On KDE I can simply import a wireguard config via standard network settings and call it a day. Who needs a custom GUI anyway?

Correct me if I'm wrong but if browsers enforce this duration, then it IS affected.

NPM single-handedly wasted millions of hours of developer time troubleshooting ridiculous issues and took us back at least 10 years by introducing the whole web cancer and JS dependency hell. Change my mind.