I am pretty sure US can easily make missiles with a comparable set of features with those, but definitely not at a price in a comparable range.

I fear the opposite: if people start flocking to Linux, laws will be passed requiring Linux to implement support for this anti-cheat in the name of "think of the children".

As a long time LibreOffice user (and for a while contributor), I can honestly say that comparing MS Office, OnlyOffice Desktop Editor and LibreOffice with tabbed UI, objectively MS Office has the most polished UI, while LO the least, and I am talking about icons/toolbars size and placement, font size and such, see for yourself: https://imgur.com/a/uoWkW3Y (no goatse, I promise!)

On the other hand, at work, we had a few users with issues on their MS Office installs, each time I offered to install LO, everybody refused.

Maybe is not the best idea to have that many UI variants and not one of them polished to look professional, maybe focusing on one, maximum two, and making them shine would be better.

Password managers are good to create random passwords, which are best used by password managers. not by humans. See the relevant XKCD

A portal made with the single purpose of circumventing EU laws? Of course it will be blocked EU wide in 3, 2, 1...

It probably is #1 by number of users

Servers are the more valuable targets and there Linux is the most ubiquitous.

It's called Digital Euro, work in progress.

They will, when the replacements are mature enough.

Didn't try it (too much AI for my taste), but I expect it so set a cookie, so you aren't asked to login every single visit.

To a reality check

As someone who learned HTML first, I always found markdown redundant: my scope is to write something which will be part of a web page, so HTML, but instead of writing HtML, I have to learn and use another system, which will later be translated to HTML.

This was already done by Rasberry Pi

In reality, users moved away from Fedora based distros and now Ubuntu based distros (Ubuntu and Mint) have the best chance to become that mainstream default

My GenZ daughter doesn't have much interest in movies as an entertainment format, she likes better short form entertainment, like 24 min episodes from TV and very short clips from social media.