You have to be kidding me.

[rachelthornsub@famichiki.jp]

@wwahammy Oh, for fuck's sake. I'm going to have to change the distro on my main machine, and I don't think I set up partitions when I installed it.

[danielmreck@mas.to]

@wwahammy I wonder what @linuxmint is going to do.

Suddenly LMDE may become much more popular.

[phealy3330@infosec.exchange]

@RachelThornSub @wwahammy I'm old enough to remember when Ubuntu was Linux for Human Beings

[nuintari@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@wwahammy Are you really all that surprised? Canonical/Ubuntu has been a fallen star for years now.

[antanicus@puntarella.party]

@wwahammy ewwwwwwwwwwwww

[flockofnazguls@mastodon.social]

@wwahammy Glad I moved to CachyOS/Arch!!

[markhughes@mastodon.social]

@wwahammy I stick with #Ubuntu mainly to ensure best chance of drivers for whatever hardware I chose but by now I imagine Debian will be good enough.

Which distro I'm not sure. I've got to quite like tweaked #Gnome so may stick with that. Anything else handle multiple desktops as nicely? That will swing it, it's such a nice way to work.

In a year or so I'll start testing and then finally switch away from #Canonical. Just when I was thinking it was time to support them financially.

[kimlockhartga@beige.party]

@wwahammy what?!?

[trashheap@tech.lgbt]

@markhughes @wwahammy If extended hardware support is something your worried about you may want to look at debian-backports which has newer linux-kernels for debian-stable.

OR MX Linux, which is based on debian stable, but ships their own "Advanced Hardware Support" plus a few extra neat tools.

[oddtail@meow.social]

@wwahammy

Seriously?! Now I need to find a different Linux distro, now that's just great... ugh.

[brynstero@mastodon.social]

@wwahammy it'll be a nope from me