I've been using it for a while and agree. At least I know how they're making money off of me.
Nachorella
The comments are funny but if you read the article he just did it for the bit. Apparently he changed quite a bit over that time and regretted being an angry forum nerd, so he thought it would be funny to do one last post and abandon the account.
I really like the tumbleweed method, seems like the best compromise between arch and debian style updates.
I forgot that only people you have agreements with can sue you. This is why Boeing hasn't been sued once recently for their own criminal negligence.
If it was Arch you'd update once every 15 minutes whether anything's broken or not.
They can have all the clauses they like but pulling something like this off requires a certain amount of gross negligence that they can almost certainly be held liable for.
My company used to use something else but after getting hacked switched to crowdstrike and now this. Hilarious clownery going on. Fingers crossed I'll be working from home for a few days before anything is fixed.
TIL, thanks for the informative comment!
it does seem like a good translator for the less human readable stuff like regex and such. I've dabbled with it a bit but I'm a technical artist and haven't found much use for it in the things I do.
I'm curious what you use it for at work.
Power users probably just use hotkeys and type, Gnome is attractive and stays out of your way. That said - I like Plasma, too. That's the fun of Linux, it's so customisable to each person's needs.