There are some little things / low hanging fruit that I personally find very annoying, and don’t know why they haven’t addressed yet. Average users coming from Mac or Windows notice these things easily and will immediately write off Linux as being janky when they run into them. Most Linux users I see are fairly apologetic about the rough edges since 1. they know how to figure out how to fix them, and 2. believe in the principles of FOSS.
Ubuntu and it’s spin-offs are really are as close as we’re ever going to get to a full, user-friendly Linux OS
Why do you think it will not progress much from now on?
You don’t need to use the terminal for Linux at all now AFAIK. Ubuntu / GNOME already has a nice software store as a UI.
There are some rough edges I really don’t understand why they haven’t addressed yet that seem like very low hanging fruit, but overall IMO it’s very close to being there.
US is doing that with TikTok already. The government can snap their fingers and ban / break up companies at the drop of a hat if they want.
I don’t see why it matters that it was a subscription. Anything which deletes data should be a soft delete.
What? That’s not true. That’s what SPIC is for. Just like if a bank goes under and it’s FDIC insured, then you’re fine.
https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/how-youre-protected/
Well, yeah? China is a hostile nation to us. They currently have over one million Uighurs in literal concentration camps as well.
They’re the Nazi Germany of Asia, and yet people don’t understand why we should stop trading with them since it will affect our sweet, sweet low prices.
What I am find curious about this is if a recovery email would have any weight in court. I can add whatever recovery email I want to an account. It doesn’t have to be mine.
What do you need the terminal for?