TCB13

TCB13, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

Great news! Maybe now they’ll spare a day of work to get desktop icons going again. No more funding excuses for the fanboys now.

TCB13, 1 year ago

For the 1000th time, those extensions aren’t even close to what something really native would offer. They fail in some circumstances like drag and drop to certain plains and behave inconsistently.

TCB13, 1 year ago

What’s the point of going against every tried and true DE experience. Why can’t we just have them, disabled by default so some people don’t freak out.

TCB13, 1 year ago

Also forcing people to go KDE to be again disappointed because their design is bad.

TCB13, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

and you are being an aggressive douche to me in your Microsoft dick sucking fanboyism.

What, you make me laugh. Someone is touchy. Now seriously and just to be clear I don’t work for Microsoft and I don’t like their bullshit nor I endorse it and I would rather never touch their solutions in my life.

However, I’m not “delusional” about Linux desktop nor I’m so out of touch with Windows’ reality to the point I say that you can’t disable the spyware like you did - because you can do it and you can also prove it with Wireshark.

Microsoft doesn’t have your best interests in mind, that’s for sure, they won’t probably care about the petition but at the end of the day history repeats itself and there will be a lot of companies and governments using Windows 10 that will essentially make them (pay) to extend its lifetime. About spyware, those same countess companies and government agencies force Microsoft to have group policy settings to disable the “spyware” otherwise they can’t use it. In short, Microsoft has all the right incentives to properly document Windows’ spyware and develop options to disable it.