Is this rage bait of tech bro bait?

IP based blocking is complicated once you are big enough or providing service to users is critical.

For example, if you are providing some critical service such as health care, you cannot have a situation where a user cannot access health care info without hard proof that they are causing an issue and that you did your best to not block the user.

Let’s say you have a household of 5 people with 20 devices in the LAN, one can be infected and running some bot, you do not want to block 5 people and 20 devices.

Another example, double NAT, you could have literally hundreds or even thousands of people behind one IP.

It actually looks great!

I personally think it’s cool to try a remake in a new medium, the medium is it’s own challenge and originality and it brings back a classic for new generations and for nostalgia. I just hope it is good unlike some of the other recent remakes.

Yes, on these distros that i remember: arch, fedora and mint

Wifi works great on every distro I tried

Anyone saying Truman is either not thinking it through or has a fetish for being watched.

I tried Cinnamon, KDE, XFCE and gnome. The only one that I can’t recall having any issues with is Gnome.

In my experience, a stable beginner friendly distro such as mint, is 10x closer to “just working” but…

I do think that the windos DE tends to be more reliable than any linux DE I have tested. The only DE that compares is gnome, which I find very very stable (but I hate it)

I think that non-technical people are just used to a simple playbook of:

1. GUI is rarely the issue, so you never need to see the terminal.
2. If there is an issue, restart
3. If that didn’t work, ask for help from your local techy

And for linux step 3 usually doesn’t work because your local techy is probably someone who just knows how to google and paste into cmd.