I hope at least distros will make the switching automated because without it a lot of users will have issues, especially since Ubuntu and Fedora use GNOME by default.

Huh but GPUs only support it since like 2016 or 2017. Older ones won’t be able to render GTK4?

It’s called the MacBook Air series and it has 2 types: x86 (with Intel CPUs) and ARM (with Apple M series CPUs). If it’s the first type, you can expect stuff to work on almost any of them (except for WiFi which needs installing drivers manually after Linux installation). If it’s the second one then you’re out of luck because the support for them is very basic.

But why do you need a server for such a program? Can’t it be P2P or with the server stuff running on the client machine?

I guess it’s just written in Rust.

Fyi messing around with drivers can even cause permanent hardware damage.

I’m not that much of an expert but I know display protocols, init system and audio protocol (there are 2 but the new standard supports stuff made for the older one) are standardized.

Such stuff is almost perfectly standardized on Linux (and the risks are there too).

lack of some kind of standardization

Standardization = monopoly risks. It’s not worth it in the first place.

when everyone works on something different, the quality spreads out to where it’s mostly just mediocre stuff across the board.

I wouldn’t say that’s the only problem. We have pretty high quality stuff on Linux. The other problem is that choice always means differences between options which makes perfect integration hard or even impossible.

This is beautiful.

Well Google can still lock Mozilla out of the features and cooperation if they do something Google doesn’t like. It’s just one example. Nobody should ever trust Google.

Google’s involvement should always raise concerns but I guess it’s good Mozilla is trying to improve stuff.

Weird choice tbh. I’d make --force --force a separate option if possible.

and not related to Linux either

But Firefox works fine on Linux?

Good old times.

You can screw up Windows Server too. My comment wasn’t about that.

That’s the power of Linux. It can work for decades without issues.

Why do you all say that? There were no replies when I added mine so that’s why I said what I said.

Looks like you only got one so far.