Complete history of Ubuntu: a lot of ~~highs, a lot of lows~~ bugs and poor decisions.
There, fixed for you.
Complete history of Ubuntu: a lot of ~~highs, a lot of lows~~ bugs and poor decisions.
There, fixed for you.
While I don’t totally disagree with you, this has mostly nothing to do with Windows and everything to do with a piece of corporate spyware garbage that some IT Manager decided to install. If tools like that existed for Linux, doing what they do to to the OS, trust me, we would be seeing kernel panics as well.
One Common Linux Myth You Should Stop Believing: there's a FOSS alternative to every single proprietary software out there that can be used as a replacement in all and every use case.
"if you can't parse tabs as whitespace, you should not be parsing the kernel Kconfig files." ~ Linus Torvalds
This is what we got after people sent him into PC training. The OG Linus would say something like "if you're a piece of s* that can't get over your a** to parse tabs as whitespace you should be ashamed to walk on this planet let alone parsing the kernel Kconfig files. What a f* waste of space."
No, no, this is the peak OS installation menu:
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Your average Wine enjoyer:
Wine works great, blurp...
UTF-8? Anyone?
Although we’ll be hosting the repository on GitHub
Why aren't they using a self-hosted instance of Gitea? This makes no sense move to Github of all places.
Transmission is good precisely because it does one thing and one thing really well - download torrents. No other crap, spam and non-related garbage required.
Although I understand the OP's perspective open-source is a community effort and people should have a more proactive attitude and contribute when they feel things aren't okay. Most open-source developers aren't focused / don't have time for how things look (or at least not on the beginning). If you're a regular user and you can spend an hour taking a bunch of screenshots and improving a readme you'll be making more for the future the project that you might think.
Dear open source app user: feel free to improve the README file of the projects you come across by adding a few screenshots you believe are relevant.
Debian.