Fedora Silverblue is basically Android.
You click on apps in a software store to install, it updates itself (without you noticing) on reboot, the terminal is entirely optional and almost entirely useless.

Yes. It’s the only package on my system that still depends on X. Without it, I could remove X entirely.

Also, pope Leo Trotsky

sddm

Yeah OK, but back then, an office suite was like 500 LOC.

Repeat after me:

“You do not support a project or its dev in any way by just using the software you got for free.”

In fact, unless you donate, advertize or contribute to the project, you’re a net drain on its resources.

The people who are educated to do it properly are doctors, who refuse to do it against the will of the patient.
So those who do lethal injections for the death penalty don’t have the necessary education.
And the type of people who choose this job likely enjoy it when making people suffer, so they don’t even try to minimize it.

She’s smiling because of what the dog is doing with his tongue.

No, the customer wants a button that does a very specific thing.
He can’t tell you what that is, though. You’re the expert!
Also, can you put in more ads? And make it so the users can’t close the tab until they bought something.

Mark my words, X11 will still be around as an option 10 years from now.
Linux Mint, probably the most popular distro, doesn’t even support Wayland in its default configuration, yet.

Yeah, nowadays it’s just every other year around June. Linux has become so boring ;)

The real disqualifying factor would likely be that he doesn’t have a net worth above $100 million.

Yeah, you don’t want to have to explain that production went down cause you migrated it to the “Testing” branch.

This technology solves every development problem we have had. I can teach you how with my $5000 course.

Yes, I would like to book the $5000 Silverlight course, please.

I upgraded to Trixie last week.
It already worked as flawlessly as I’d expect it when the release is official.
It installed a bunch of new packages, removed the same number of obsolete ones, and upgraded everything else.
On the next apt update, it asks to reformat sources.list and that’s it.

I’d bet money that more people currently live in caves than 20000 years ago.

If you didn’t mess with your sources.list it won’t switch to the new release automatically.

You can use options in the package manager to show orphaned packages and then decide if you want to remove them.
Removing packages automatically could be argued to be a bad idea in general.