It looks modern, is pretty much feature complete and as an average user its nice to have useful apps preinstalled (calculator, libreoffice, firefox and so on), but no bloatware.
I can't believe I have been running python3 for simple calculations lately instead of running KCalc, lol.
Maybe it's dying, but it won't die in our lifetimes, so it's fine.
I am actually also thinking about creating customized version of OpenBSD as a side project.
Is that because Linux run on more desktop computers, or just that there's less desktop computers (and laptops) overall? When everybody switches to smartphones and AR/VR, and there's bunch of geeks running Linux on their old rusty desktop setups, is that really something that should be celebrated?
I think the best solution is to just have Windows on other drive, that way it shouldn't touch Linux drive's bootloader.
I would make a counterargument and raise the age of being legally an adult to 21, or at least do not allow anyone to drink alcohol and do not allow anyone to drive a car before turning 21. There is a lot of tragedy that could be avoided just by doing that.
I think some web browser actually did shove a loading bar into a cursor. It was just an outline of a circle that was filling up.
Aka Bad UX.
Give me progress bars all day, please.
Probably about the same for me.
10/25 for me. No bingo here.
Do people actually use such massive hard drives? I still have my 1 TB HDD in my PC (and a 512 GB SSD), lol.
Yeah, that's definitely a thing that is perfectly legal to do. Your company will definitely be fine with that.
Yeah, but the user might need to package it first for their distro.