Fedora Silverblue is basically Android.
You click on apps in a software store to install, it updates itself (without you noticing) on reboot, the terminal is entirely optional and almost entirely useless.

Yes. It’s the only package on my system that still depends on X. Without it, I could remove X entirely.

sddm

Repeat after me:

“You do not support a project or its dev in any way by just using the software you got for free.”

In fact, unless you donate, advertize or contribute to the project, you’re a net drain on its resources.

KDE 4?
What is this, Judy Garland Linux?

Mark my words, X11 will still be around as an option 10 years from now.
Linux Mint, probably the most popular distro, doesn’t even support Wayland in its default configuration, yet.

Is there a FUN distro?
I used to love Slackware, cause it was completely different from all modern distros and I thought it didn’t take itself too seriously.
Boy was I wrong when I peaked behind the curtain.

But are there others that are kinda made with a smile and a wink?
I was looking at Puppy and RebeccaBlackOS. but am open to suggestions.

Yeah, nowadays it’s just every other year around June. Linux has become so boring ;)

Yeah, you don’t want to have to explain that production went down cause you migrated it to the “Testing” branch.

If there is no winner in the second round, the candidate with the most votes wins.
If that is the absolute majority, all is fine.
If there is no absolute majority, the President has the option to appoint the candidate who got the most votes or dissolve the parlament and call for new elections.

The AfD could obliterate trust in him by voting for him, though.
No one would believe he didn’t make a deal with them, since he has leaned on them for a vote against the former government twice already, causing a huge scandal.

Worst possible outcome would be if in the 2nd vote he gets a majority that shows all of the far right AfD voted for him, too.
Especially since he already did a back room deal to get their support in a vote before.

No one would believe him when he says he didn’t make a deal with them.

I upgraded to Trixie last week.
It already worked as flawlessly as I’d expect it when the release is official.
It installed a bunch of new packages, removed the same number of obsolete ones, and upgraded everything else.
On the next apt update, it asks to reformat sources.list and that’s it.

I just don’t understand how an app that’s primarily a chat can fail at notifications and searching through the chat log.

Try searching for something that was said in a chat last month.
Then follow what was said in reply.

Now as an admin, try to delete an image someone has shared with the team.
Or control who can create new teams.

But my biggest pet peeve, which annoys me literally every day, is how it shows a notification for a new message in your task bar.
You click on it, Teams opens how you left it, and you read the message.
But the notification stays. To get rid of it, you have to click on a different chat, then back on the one where the message was posted.

Next iteration will be “Copilot for Teams”.
Whenever you get a message, Copilot will auto-send an answer unless you click “no” in a popup without window decorations, showing a timer.
On Windows Pro, you can disable this with a registry key, but that resets with feature updates.

I don’t want to.

By “coexist” we mean being installed side by side with barely distinguishable icons, and when you try to log into the wrong one with the wrong type of Microsoft account (where the login mask looks exactly the same), it throws a helpful error message saying “this account does not exist”.

If you didn’t mess with your sources.list it won’t switch to the new release automatically.