Uh. Whatever my distro comes with per default.

Don’t forget the N variants. In those you don’t have any media codecs or DRM plugins.

A Home Edition implies the existence of a Pro Edition.

Introducing Firefox Localhost edition.

Where is JC Denton?

I’m from Germany and I have literally never heard of Brown Sauce as a condiment. Perhaps just as a sauce, but to top a dish?

Mayonnaise

Basic functions of HID should still work under windows for the same reason why they work mod-less under Linux. But when those devices are not HID-conform then you would need drivers/a kernel-mod.

Its whatever you want it to be.

Lutris isn’t only for wine. Its also a launcher for Linux native/flatpak games.

You forgot the greeting!

it seems we are going in circles.

You are willingly and consciously accepting the Web to be dominated by the biggest “do evil” ad firm called Google, do I get this right?

I have no interest of progressing any agenda for anyone.

except you and your company do and you are being ignorant of that.

but hey, as long as it puts the meal on the table…

Nobody uses Firefox

well thanks to companies like yours, its not surprising that the trend is going downwards. Pfft who needs a vendor free Web after all, eh? Everything’s Google now, yay!

Woah such a scathing retort.

Perhaps consider the accessibility angle why it’s a bad idea only catering to one browser and that your team/company should do better than that.

Aaah so you and your company were proponents of the “This Site is optimised for Internet Explorer”

Actually there is DRM in the kernel thanks to the HDMI blobs.

What if the deb is from a GitHub repository that matches the MD5 hash?

I mean, Foobar2000 is pretty cool when we only had winamp5 and windows media player, and it was great for huge media libraries. But what the dude showed he used Foobar2000 for… who does constantly convert media files, or reconfigure their media player?

can you name a few (besides root level anticheat riddled games like Valorant/League of Legends)?