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Not at all. All Linux distributions essentially run the same software with different packages and configuration files. There are a few either/or choices they
by bitmasher9 1y ago
Not at all. All Linux distributions essentially run the same software with different packages and configuration files. There are a few either/or choices they make, but it’s mostly overlap with very little disro specific software.
If Linux software starts widely adapting more dark patterns it will probably impact users across all distributions.
- palata 1y agoI share that concern, but again: if more people move to Linux, maybe (?) more people will become advanced Linux user and maybe (?) it will bring more activity into advanced distros. Not that I believe it will necessarily be good, but I'm not sure it will necessarily be bad. Could go both ways, IMO.
- ekunazanu 1y ago> If Linux software starts widely adapting more dark patterns it will probably impact users across all distributions What is preventing people from just creating a fork?