Well, but I even did; specifically the Ogg Vorbis thing sounded like something I wanted to pay attention to, but when I then did it turned out nonsense; any issue to be merely poster’s own, private issue. Same it seems for the “Alliance for Open Media” thing which makes the post 100% misinformation.
And yes, sure, obviously it reads as though it is to anyone even somewhat familiar with free-software zealots – whom, interestingly, used to long ago be more common on the Debian side but which I haven’t in fact seen there after having just begrudgingly spent close to 8 years there – but something like that Ogg Vorbis thing still made me waste some time investigating this bullshit since that’s important to me.
I of course know that misinformation is the fuel of the internet – and/but I wouldn’t be one complaining if a support forum for a relatively technical Linux distribution took it upon itself to, say, edit the title of this thread to append “[ANSWER: No]” or alike.
Fair enough. I’m also new-ish to discourse forums and the thing I up to now most seriously dislike about them is how they seem to be default mix all posts onto the frontpage, i.e., how they make ignoring an e.g. “lounge” or that “pub” thing that you have going here non-default.
I’ll stop complaining though and will assume I’ve now at least potentially helped others not waste the same time on this thread that I did…
Excuse me, but SOURCE PLEASE?!!
User feedback is disabled by default, at least on Arch Linux. Also KDE Plasma having a similar layout and features compared to Windows is not a bad thing at all. AVIF is working here but someone reported that they had lost AVIF functionality.
EDIT: Do you have libavif installed? It is an optional dependency.
you seem to have a serious problem with Microsoft. I do not know why, but you should rethink your attitude.
This is a quote from Steve Ballmer from 2001! That was 21 years ago. Get over it. Times haved changed. In the meantime Microsoft has very much embraced Linux and open source. They have a big value stream with Linux in the Azure cloud with Linux being the most important OS in Azure cloud.
Quote: “more than 50 percent of all Azure compute cores are Linux”
You are basically accusing Microsoft to deliberately introduce bugs to KDE software. Or at least you are spreading that rumor. From your point of view: Is that just a KDE issue or is Microsoft doing this also for the kernel or gnome or xfce? Why would they only want to do it for KDE? This is a ridiculous conspiracy theory.
Tangential maybe, but really that’s a biggest problem ever, much bigger than software.
You can’t realistically opt-out from any mainstream processor manufacturer ever made…
There’s no point in “bashing” M$, since they bash themselves for everyone to see
