I totally agree. I have mad respect for Linus for the work he’s done and the immense amount of retardation he’s had to sift and fight his way through.

I have very little respect for the people critiquing his behavior while contributing nothing of value themselves.

Client-side anti-cheat has always been a scam to offload server processing onto client machines.

This results in worse cheat detection and wastes client resources, but companies like EA can spend less on servers.

Good to know. I’ve been concerned about finding host nations that let us do what we want.

Reading is so important. It should be free and accessible to everyone.

LOL

Yeah, I stopped buying’em when they started charging for 2nd internet.

Fucking rubes ruin everything I swear lol.

“As always, the paying user has the worst experience.”

So true.

User error. If X is too difficult for you to use, maybe you should try Windows.

Moving to an even more broken option isn’t a good solution.

I would use Remmina VNC.

Yeah, I never take people seriously when they say something is ‘too expensive’ but willfully obscure what that price actually is.

I’m less of a useful idiot because of it.

The issue with maintaining X is solely RH not wanting to pay developers to maintain it.

Wayland only exists because RH wanted to remove features of X so they can offload implementation and maintenance of those features to other parties.

It’s all about money. Don’t fool yourselves into thinking it’s not.

This is a terrible recommendation and I hope as few people follow it as possible.

People like you are why Linux has a reputation for always being broken; as soon as we get something that works and is stable, we gotta move to the next broken thing.

The same thing will be said about Wayland in 20 years, if it ever reaches feature-parity with X.

Why does every discussion about Wayland include trashing xorg?

I don’t know, really, but it’s something I feel I’ve seen before. I thought about it and it’s just fanboyism.

Some people get legitimately angry when they see someone using something they don’t like, and I think Wayland fanboys fit in this category to a tee.

I see the exact same kind of backlash whenever someone brings up Nvidia or Manjaro. The fanboys come out and all take it as an opportunity to recommend what they like because they believe their tastes are superior to everyone else’s.

I guess Wayland isn’t as feature-rich as X because people from RHEL don’t want to put in the work to maintain it.

Not surprising, really. It just follows the modern trend of removing features so incompetent programmers have an easier job.

‘Containerized’ would be more accurate.

Both are incredibly stupid attempts to convince people they need something they don’t.

You all should look into a ‘blue ocean’ business strategy. Lots of shitty businessmen are constantly trying to push ‘new’ things and have a vested interest in convincing laymen of their necessity.

Needs are born from solving problems, not making them.

Just a bad attempt at marketing.

They should feel shame.

It’s a cultural thing at this point.

They just have a different culture than us.

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What a shitty tagline. What have I been doing these past few years, lol?

how do other VPS providers handle that?

They have users that quit if they remove the feature.

Lol, I was just thinking ‘nice to see people still using native package managers.’

Is Mullvad not available for your distro?