I think they solve the problem the wrong way.

My thoughts exactly 👍.

Well, it isn't where I live 🤷.

A FreeBSD fork focused on security.

I'm conversing with this coke dealer online... I don't do coke, but we kinda developed this bond over time... it's weird, I know... don't even get me started on how we ever started conversing, had nothing to do with drugs, lol 😂.

Anyway, he started talking the other day, he bought a new bike (bicycle, he's into cycling, healthy lifestyle, doesn't do drugs, etc.), a really nice one, like 1K euros plus. So, he rode it the whole day and he got a flat at the end of the day. So, he started pushing it down the road, right next to a river, and out of nowhere, he just decided to throw it in the river... and he did. I asked him why, he said he could buy a new one tomorrow, doesn't even matter.

I think I'll narrate him this episode of the twilight zone... maybe it'll ring a bell.

It doesn't work with any new hardware. 10+ years, yeah, sure.

You share the file via URL.

One is for all, the other is just the TV. It's probably a remote for a smart box or something, you can program some of the TVs commands on them, like on/off, input switching, etc... so you don't have to juggle with 2 remotes in your hand.

a black and red penguin with horns brings forth a pentagram

Bring forth the USB of power!!! (insert evil laugh)

Also, the famous legacy BIOS error "Keyboard not found, press F1 to continue".

Well, not exactly to be honest. You'll still have a lot more problems than gaming on Windows due to fragmentation.

But, if your distribution system is purely flatpak, then yes, it should be smooth.

You have a point there...