I concur, except for one thing...

Ewb00ntew was NEVER incredible.

That pronoun might be deserving of Debian Testing though. ðY'ðY

Down with 3wb00nt3w - frinds don't let frinds run ewb00ntew â¼ï

I stopped recommending Linux Mint for a while when the future of LMDE (based on "Testing", a rolling distro, by the way) was in question.

I softened my stance when SNAP was disabled by default, and I'm starting to feel that the project is rightfully choosing the Debiantard Testing rolling distro while incorporating only the parts of ewb00ntew that enable the pleasures of newer "non-free" firmware.

The pressure to mirror an ewb00ntew release schedule is absurd - take a cue from Patrick Volkerding, the BFFL of the Slackware Linux project - is it soup yet? It'll be ready when it's ready folks, and until then we'll just keep you guessing!

Not to mention the outside pressures from far moving projects like NixOS! Let alone the ever present bleeding edge rolling distros of the Arch forks!

Oh, and I currently do, once again, recommend Linux Mint (Cinnamon) for n00bs (but still prefer LMDE)

All the best!

- tallship (https://Public.Mitra.Social/@tallship)

When Vince Neil killed Razzles while drunk driving he had to do public service announcements and swear off the evils of doing alcohol and drugs too.

It kept him out of jail, but nothing changed.

Having that group at Faceplant served the same purpose at the time it was necessary to appear as if they were respective of people's privacy...

Yes, it was always a crock, in both cases, and they no longer feel a need to maintain that facade.

Kewl,

But it's not like it wasn't a defacto standard anyway, for quite some time.

Let's see what mACROsFOT tries to embrace and extend on this one eh?

News Flash!!!!

Stop manufacturing castles that expose right angles and sharp corners to would be army's bringing siege engines with them!

Solution #1: Just open the freakin' gates and let down the ramp over the moat (solution provided by this article

Solution #2: Build your castles with all exposed surfaces along your walls and towers with curves and rounded facings - it's harder for the rocks to chunk away at you, and you're not bringing the battle to the inside of the castle like you are with Solution #1.

wtf is this article supposed to suggest?

What-Ev!