Not exactly - it was in the source tarbal available for download from the releases page but not the git source tree.

I don’t have a source but I think it is safe to say given the large corporations and government institutions that rely on XZ utils. I’m sure Microsoft, Amazon, redhat ect are in talks with the federal government about this

I had this issue and it went away on newer 6.7 releases

You just run the executable

The drm-free marketing that gog does has been successful, but it is just marketing. While It’s true that games sold on gog are drm-free, every game sold on gog that I’ve looked into is also drm-free on steam. The only real benefit is that the gog installers are more convenient for backups than using a steam back up tool.

No, init systems sucked before. It was a bunch of poorly documented and poorly managed shell scripts

You can’t really use it with redhat. You can swap the kernel and install the user space tools, but then you won’t get support from redhat.

Because all changes are transactional so you can easily revert to a previous system state if you break anything

Atomic desktops make all of that way easier though

Flatpak should not be adding directories to $PATH. That is for the distribution or user to do

If they released a handheld it would absolutely be locked down, Xbox branded and only using the Xbox store

It’s called “source available”

You can also ssh into localhost as the user if you have that set up

https://flathub.org/apps/de.shorsh.discord-screenaudio

I use this. Allows screensharing with audio over Wayland on discord.

Hi. Long time enterprise Linux admin here. Systemd is great and way, way better than sysvinit. I’ve also used openrc and i can say it is okay.

The mouse wheel dies before anything else