Chrome doesn't exist on Android TV.

The mother is Debian.

As a macOS user I don't agree.

macOS: Noo we broke compatibility with 64-bit and with Intel

You can also do some performance-intensive thing on you laptop like () { :|:& };:

You probably did meth

I had a stroke reading that.

It's such a monopoly!! Epic Games decided they don't want to pay Google a 30% cut so didn't put Fortnite on the Play Store, and now they have absolutely no way of making an Android version! (/s)

What's up with Apple not allowing sideloads? They also have an app store, AND don't allow installing from outside of it. Users can only do that if they hack their devices. You can kinda de-Google stock Android, and disable all Google apps to not show up, and install a third-party store. You can fully de-Google it by rooting. There is a literal button to unlock the OEM, and then you can unlock the bootloader, and root or install a custom OS. Sure, it's not that easy, but you can. No matter how scary the warning is that it gives at boot, it's still an intended thing. Just because it gives a warning when you install an *unsigned app, it isn't a monopoly. Windows SmartScreen also does it when an app is unsigned, and the install anyways button is hidden behind a more details button.

Ok, it can't auto-update without root and Play Store doesn't allow other app stores to be put on it, I just don't understand why they are targetting Google out of all things.

They could make a section in the Play Store that lists other trusted app stores, and maybe even allow downloading them directly from the Play Store, but I can't decide if they should manually put them there, allow free submissions, or allow submissions while still having to pay. And they should make implementation of auto-updates for non-system apps easier.

This is definitely not an unjust monopoly tough.

Yeah, because there will be a nether portal and lava everywhere.

"If you try to hide the complexity of the system, you'll end up with a more complex system" - Aaron Griffin

Refrigerator

Well, good that Windows now has native RAR support.