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The catch is that this is antithetical to what Linux 'wants to be[0]'. Linux cannot become an every-man's desktop OS when issues like this are allowed to occur.
by thereisnospork 3y ago
The catch is that this is antithetical to what Linux 'wants to be[0]'. Linux cannot become an every-man's desktop OS when issues like this are allowed to occur.
[0]Or what at least some Linux evangelists want it to become
- doublerabbit 3y agoTrue, Linux isn't every-man's desktop OS. Linux is just a kernel to create an operating system in the way the creator wants it to be. You either hook on that train, find another distribution that makes you happy or make your own. Maybe the author should change to another distribution that doesn't have the change applied.