That's some kinky shit

The Linux Foundation is headquartered in San Francisco. It's a US 501c non profit. Therefore, they must abide by US sanctions.

Not in Colorado. Detroit has to deal with their own shit, I guess.

My preference is to stick to standard. If people insist on DST I acquiesce.

I know I could just go live in Arizona, but then I'd have to live in Arizona.

My personal complaint is that I would have an extra hour of work in the dark, and DST does that to me anyway. My schedule is earlier than office workers and I like it.

Even my days off are early and it's great. I know the country is going to go permanent DST eventually and I'll adapt, but it's still stupid IMO.

In the north? Here in the middle of the country it's reasonable.

Blame Dubya:
https://www.timetemperature.com/tzus/daylight_saving_time_extended.shtml

I say this every year: FUUUUUUUUCK THAT.

With permanent DST the latest sunrise in Detroit would be 0900. That's fucking absurd. All across the US kids would be waiting for the school bus in the dark, walking to those bus stops in the dark. My personal beef with it is that I, and many of the people that make the world go 'round, start at 0600. We need to see ASAP for safety, if nothing else.

The US tried it in the early '70s, didn't even finish the two year trial period:
https://www.npr.org/2022/03/19/1087280464/the-u-s-tried-permanent-daylight-saving-time-in-the-1970s-then-quickly-rejected-

Fuck DST. If people really want it to stay light until 2100 in the summer then so be it but don't make a lot of the working class labor half their day in the dark in the depths of winter.

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Yeah that doesn't seem heathy, any more than thier trade deficits last year. The article even mentions energy export surplus and spells out that Argentina isn't using the hydrocarbons locally.

If locals can't pay for the products, export them!

This along with Bazzite do seem to make SteamOS redundant.

Edit: I read the front of the wiki, this isn't much like SteamOS, this sounds like it will be good for KDE enthusiasts and OEMs. I'll give it a try after it cooks more, looks like a great distro for a laptop

Consumer RISC-V machines can't come fast enough, IMO. x86 had a stellar run but I'm personally sick of Intel's shenanigans. I'm really looking forward to open source hardware on my desktop.