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I have Ubuntu, Fedora and Debian systems. All come with fwupd installed by default. I don't have a RHEL7 system to check, but it is in the repos of CentOS7. Whe
by Rondom 9y ago
I have Ubuntu, Fedora and Debian systems. All come with fwupd installed by default. I don't have a RHEL7 system to check, but it is in the repos of CentOS7. Whether it is activated by default, I don't know, but given that it is in the repos, I think it is. Linux Mint probably uses GNOME Software as well in its Cinnamon and Mate environments.
I am not sure about Arch and of course there is KDE (OpenSUSE/SUSE) left.
Still I think calling it a "misleading claim" a bit of a stretch given that "all the major distros" (or nearly) ship it in their default install.
Oh and don't get into quibbling about what "use" means here. If I follow that argument, Linux distribution don't "use" or "do" anything. All they do is shipping software.