you understand that you can still use x11 with KDE or gnome right?

other countries rely on the US because the US uses military intervention and economic sanctions to ensure everyone has to rely on them. this is not difficult to understand

selinux is one example.

do some research or something jesus lmao. Linux servers, on average, are much higher profile entities to target, typically has more eyes watching them for problems, and technically literate people administrating them. meanwhile your typical windows machine is used by non technical, every day users who do very little proper security practices and threat mitigations.

you get a better ROI targeting windows users than you do, Linux users. it’s really not difficult to understand

this owes to the fact that windows simply has exponentially more users and is therefore more valuable to target.

this idea lies on a complete misunderstanding. Linux, without extensive hardening efforts, is ootb much more insecure than either Windows or macos

what do you mean you claim “more secure” here? secure in comparison to what, exactly?

semantics

Hamas isn’t performing genocidal acts nor have they said they would. this comment holds racist sentiments.

the Israeli state needs to be dismantled and power returned to the Palestinian people. Israel is nothing more than a European colonizer project with the goal of genocide towards Palestinians fueled by western antisemitic sentiment.

fuck off isn’t really an insult.

fedora’s Nvidia support is leagues ahead of anything debian based in my experience. that’s not to mention debians insanely out-dated package repo.

no diy

the argument that Linux is less popular therefore less targeted is both misguided and a security through obscurity based argument. Linux is the most used server operating system and servers are targeted more than any individual and those server based malware often works on desktop versions as well.

open source exists elsewhere and security through obscurity is a terrible, strawman argument

it is not more secure for the average user. sure it can be hardened to a great degree but that takes proper knowledge of the underlying architecture. for the average user’s ootb experience, Linux is the least secure option.

that’s the joke

I’m curious what would even be “snuck into it” ?