>through security issues I did not really care back then, even happy as a teenager that I was able to use a root exploit to get root on our high school's compu

>through security issues I did not really care back then, even happy as a teenager that I was able to use a root exploit to get root on our high school's computers. It's something that you become curious about in your 20s >Amazon ads It was literally just an Unity bar icon and search results. >Unity Was awesome. Definitely not as good as GNOME 2 with the Human murrine theme but the keyboard shortcuts and the search made it a pleasure to work with >But an ad for a pro service in the motd does it? It's not just that. These things creep up slowly, companies start testing waters and then things progress. Look at Windows, soon you will have to pay a subscription to use it, you will own nothing.