For casual users that only need a web browser, a mail client and an office suite, Linux is a great replacement for Windows.
He did not disable it, he refused to enable it in that region.
How is Snap's sandbox better than Flatpak's?
It should be the parents' job to regulate what kind of content their children consume on the internet, not the government's.
Web browsers handle the most sensitive information about a user, so I would never trust a proprietary browser.
Why would a website named "itsfoss" make a post about a proprietary browser?
I like Iosevka for programming and terminal.
Is this the new Disney original?
I wonder why they chose this weird nonstandard config format instead of something like TOML
Yes, but frequently used dependencies can be extracted into runtimes which can be shared by many applications.
I mostly program in Rust and my main editor is VSCodium with the NeoVim extension but lately I've been experimenting with Alacritty + Tmux + Helix and I'm starting to like it quite a bit.
100% this. Much more readable than JSON, YAML or other custom formats.