This is already part of the trusted computing spec its called “remote attestation” I would actually expect it more targeted at multimedia who are hot to keep you from copying their stuff and banks.
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Data recovery isn’t impossible. You can easily back up the recovery key. This is just typical Microsoft shit design.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•PewDiePie goes full Linux! Year of the Linux desktop!English21·2 months agoHe got pissed and called someone a bleeping n word. This isn’t really just a bad word its not like he said shit. It is gross behavior and it wouldn’t just “slip out”, as he said after the fact, if he weren’t actually racist.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•You just gotta think differentEnglish1·3 months agoYa you are holding it wrong. If it wants a different basic library version than you have available to you then the solution is never ever to somehow go and get the library this will never ever ever work and will only succeed in breaking your entire system as all the other stuff now doesn’t work with the new library.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•You just gotta think differentEnglish2·3 months agoSounds like self inflicted pain. If you absolutely needed the latest why are you simultaneously running debian again?
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•I see these MFs on a daily basisEnglish62·3 months agoDid you buy a machine that comes with Linux and just turn it on and let it update? Alternatively did you buy something for Windows and act shocked when the wifi card was crap and refuse to buy one that actually works for $20?
Honestly Linux Mint was ready for normal people a decade ago.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Can we please, PLEASE for gods sake just all agree that arch is not and will never be a good beginner distro no matter how many times you fork it?English2·4 months agoEveryone has a right to go their own way. Everyone has a right to have an opinion on how you go your own way.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Can we please, PLEASE for gods sake just all agree that arch is not and will never be a good beginner distro no matter how many times you fork it?English6·4 months agoAnd no, it doesn’t run worse
Flatpaks that aren’t official products of the source project sometimes have interesting issues pertaining to their permissions, are harder to set as the handler for files, harder to enable usage of system tools, don’t follow system themes, are harder to start or use from the command line, and yes start slower than native apps.
I like the idea that even stable distros can have latest stuff easily or distros which don’t package a given project. I use a few myself. It is certainly annoying that it ends up teaching people about what dirs they need to share with flatseal, flatseal, desktop files, and the command line for something which is supposed to simplify things.
Kinda feels like less work to use rolling release with a more comprehensive set of packages.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Can we please, PLEASE for gods sake just all agree that arch is not and will never be a good beginner distro no matter how many times you fork it?English15·4 months agoThere’s a good reason why there is no GUI installer in arch (aside from being able to load it into ram).
This is the dumbest conceit of the arch community. I learned Linux using Fedora back when regular usage required more know how than installing arch does and it was enormously helpful to have something you could click and install and THEN learn in a functional environment. Also following the guide isn’t THAT hard its just a waste of effort for a million people to do so.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Just edit the config file, so easy!English6·4 months agoThere really aren’t any simple settings for grub that need a GUI and honestly the systemd service CLI for enabling starting and disabling is pretty damn easy
Ads are…already a thing. Shit like putting candy crush which allows you to spend real money to pay to win. Search suggestions in the start menu. The app store is an attempt at an Apple style money grab except the money grab only exists on the apple side because its the only way to get apps on the machine and MS never got much out its store in comparison.
Ads and subscriptions would already have happened if they had succeeded in using secure boot to lock machines out of alternative OS
This is hardly a blatant lie.
https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/get-rid-of-ads-in-your-windows-10-start-menu/ This is from 2015
https://www.cnet.com/tech/who-wants-ads-in-their-windows-11-start-menu-heres-how-to-turn-them-off/ and now
The fact that you haven’t noticed this doesn’t mean its made up
Obsoleting a lot of relatively recent fast hardware means people are either faced with a fuck off or complicated work arounds. Then there is forcing people to log in with their MS email account which they may not have or want or again forcing people into complicated work arounds. The implicit privacy issues of recall if it was rolled out as planned.
Ads in the windows UI both exiting and planned. The fact that they have discussed the idea of making Windows a monthly/annual fee.
Then the carry overs from 10 The fact that the start menu search is less useful than any linux DE or windows XP Re-enabling crap that people disabled on purpose Certain kinds of links opening in Edge even if people use chrome
If it required waiting for apps to provide this integration you would be waiting 10 years for it to mature. There would logically be some benefit to looking at the window before compositing + saving text from none visible windows and avoiding recapturing content which hadn’t changed.
If this was actually an open source app with strong privacy settings that you could opt into it might be useful.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Principal Skinner on Immutable DistrosEnglish1·10 months agoThis often means unofficial builds that aren’t from the developer that sometimes have sandbox specific issues the devs didn’t contemplate because they don’t actually do flatpaks. If someday the random bob who is neither the original developer nor some trusted individual connected to the distro is hacked they may push out a malware enabled update that pwns all the people who automatically update in short order. This doesn’t seem like a security increasing feature.
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Toxic linux communities moment:English22·1 year agoIf your hardware isn’t supported what are people supposed to say? Gosh I’m sorry volunteers didn’t donate more free work to make that shitty laptop work let me now assemble a strike force of expert programs to crack that problem by next week? Labor is a finite resource especially free labor.
This is complicated. Firstly outside of Wayland Nvidia works pretty great and has worked great for me 21 years on the other hand the amount spent is kinda irrelevant using different hardware is often actually the correct advice. Often though the logical move is use Windows on your effectively Windows only laptop and if you want to run Linux buy something compatible next go round.
Some hardware just isn’t supported and given hostile to indifferent oems it will always be so
michaelmrose@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•A response to the "Boycott Wayland" articleEnglish01·2 years agoThe article is 3 years old and some things are only presently being fixed NOW and due to filter down to stable distros in 2024. Furthermore wayland proponents have been claiming its totally ready for prime time and not broken at all since 2015 while promoting AMD GPUs that at that point in time still sucked hairy balls.
It needed those things brought in through the back door because the code was a steaming pile of shit security wise and would have been rejected at the front door.