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As long as you have a computer that can run unsigned software, or software signed by yourself, this won't come to Linux as non-optional features: you can always
by necovek 3mo ago
As long as you have a computer that can run unsigned software, or software signed by yourself, this won't come to Linux as non-optional features: you can always recompile your kernel removing things you do not want like this.
- tosti 3mo agoAnd before anyone goes "but I can't patch that!", all it takes is one clever guy to write the patch. This is also why the bazaar model of Linux distributions is beneficial. You get more choice.
- numpad0 3mo agoUbuntu snap
- drnick1 3mo agoJust use Debian. It's just as easy to install and use nowadays, and does not come with bloatware/malware.
- ErroneousBosh 3mo agoNeither does Ubuntu.
- NopIdoN 3mo agosnaps auto-update
- ErroneousBosh 3mo agoYes, and?
- NopIdoN 3mo agoand "minimal" ubuntu install is like 12GB
- ErroneousBosh 3mo agoSo? That's nothing. A "minimal" Ubuntu 24.04 install is <quickly does df -h on a fresh install> around 2GB, so I'm not sure what you posted is correct or maybe just a typo.
- account42 3mo agoDon't know about now but it has in the past.