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Im not a dev so idk about that tbh. But i know atleast that programs have issues with it. Its pretty good these days but some stuff still has to use Xwayland as a compatibility layer.

Are you actually this deluded lol Biden literally sent Isntreal all the bombs they used to turn gaza into a demolition site as Trump puts it. They laid the groundwork for what Trumps doing now, and not once did they ever attempt to stop the genocide. Which they easily could have done by simply not sending more bombs.

This isnt even a new thing. Trump just doesnt have the tact to lie about it. The US policy on Gaza hasnt changed AT ALL with the admin change. But the only thing you liberals care about is optics.

Maybe im wrong but with ARM being the new cpu architecture, rust being new, wayland coming into maturity, etc, it appears as though there might end up being a more x86/x11/C focused legacy kernel and a forked ARM/Wayland/Rust focused new generation one.

Which honestly im fine with. And kinda makes sense. Especially if we get into an era where stuff like x86 starts to get phased out entirely. Which i think we will in the next decade or so. Remains to be seen if thatll happen but i think theres a decent chance at this point.

When manfuacturers are making their new hardware they do the work of making sure whatever OS they want on it will work flawlessly. Most machines are not made with Linux in mind but the community comes in once released and does the work to get it working. If manufacturers did that work prior to release it would be fine. Companies do exist that specialize in Linux machines that do work like this.

One of the main reasons it takes so long for new stuff to get support is the linux devs doing that work themselves need access to the hardware to make it work. They arent made of money tho, and cant go buy every new piece of hardware as soon as it releases.

Its a matter of manufacturer support vs community support. Typically community support takes longer to get rolling but also lasts much longer. A combination of the 2 would be ideal, but manufacturers would have to cooperate.

Bruh the post is talking about politicians and political commentators/media people. Not random voters.

Also this “vote democrat but pressure them” line has never made sense. How are you pressuring them while literally voting for them. “You better start doing what i want or i might vote for you again, but i wont like it!” LOL