8.10 was the last good Ubuntu. (It also had the best default wallpaper ever)
If you look at the “improvements” in every release since, you’ll notice that shit like they do currently isn’t an accident:
9.04 integrated web services into the main user interface.
9.10 integrated Ubuntu One (Ubuntu’s OneDrive, upgradable for money) by default and introduced the slooooow Ubuntu Software Center
10.04 integrated an interface to post on social media
10.10 added app purchases in the Software Center
11.04 made Unity the default
11.10 removed Gnome as fallback to Unity
12.04 introduced the buggy HUD
12.10 added the famous Amazon ad lense to it by default
and it goes on like this…
Read my comment again:
install Firefox from FlatPak
the Mozilla repo
or from source
In none of these cases will Ubuntu be able to install it from snap instead.
Only the Firefox “package” in the Ubuntu repos actually just links to a script that installs the snap.
Arch is so great, bro! The AUR has everything!
With yay, it’s so easy, bro!
Update Arch
yay breaks
stays broken for days
Any other distro that had a broken package manager for 3 days, ever?
when I don’t have a choice and I am being forced to use what the distro maintainers think is good for me.
That’s the case on literally any distro.
And just like on literally any distro, you can also install Firefox from FlatPak, the Mozilla repo or from source.
Of course. No other distro existed when Jesus was alive.
a really nice one, like 1K euros plus
1K is below entry level for a decent adult bicycle nowadays.
Be the lack of change you want to see in the world!
RebeccaBlackOS > Hannah Montana Linux
switch to Slackware
tell everyone
feel superior to billions of Arch users
occasionally drop a “Linux has become much too easy nowadays”
Checkmate, Satan. Praised be Bob!
I chose the hard way to disable it back then, and switched to Debian.
It was just a package you could uninstall.
It isn’t even connected to anything
bro you need to upgrade to Ubuntu Pro!
Why are text editors cloud services now?
Still, RaspberryPI OS isn’t maintained by the Debian team.
And the team that does maintain it didn’t even bother to edit the release file.
The Pi boots from the GPU using a proprietary firmware blob, so it can’t be supported by the Debian core team.
Is there a reason you aren’t using Raspberry Pi OS, which is a Debian specifically adapted to the hardware?
or switch to Debian, where release upgrades aren’t rolled out until they work, and major programs which lots of people use are still in the repos.
KDE for desktops with a mouse, Gnome for laptops with a touchpad. Both are great!
It’s like a Captcha that only lets in autistic people.
lunatic girl threatening me