Re:Could EU force hardware manufacturers to make working dri...
by scarface_74 on Sunday October 01, 2023 @03:54PM
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So now you want the government to pass laws that make consumer experience worse?
Maybe that will cause the “Year of Linux on the Desktop” to happen.
Re:Could EU force hardware manufacturers to make working dri...
by idiotsecant on Sunday October 01, 2023 @04:49PM
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Mandating open standards is not the same thing as 'making consumer experience worse'.
Re:Could EU force hardware manufacturers to make working dri...
by scarface_74 on Sunday October 01, 2023 @04:52PM
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So everything that any company designs should go through a committee before it’s introduced and become parts of a standards body?
Re:Could EU force hardware manufacturers to make working dri...
by Propelloni on Monday October 02, 2023 @05:12AM
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That is your benevolent interpretation of the post you are answering to? Or is this just your hyperbolic example of the black-and-white fallacy to show how not to conduct a civil discussion?
I know, the point you are trying to make is buried beneath somewhere but it is really hard to make out. All I see is pettiness. So sad.
Re:Could EU force hardware manufacturers to make working dri...
by coldtea on Wednesday October 04, 2023 @02:23PM
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Sure, why not? Except for some religous allegiance to "free market" (as it hasn't produced disasters aplenty itself) or some knee jerk rection to the notion of a committee?
Re:Could EU force hardware manufacturers to make working dri...
by robertlagrant on Sunday October 01, 2023 @04:10PM
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Thinking you know better than customers is a classic.
Re:Could EU force hardware manufacturers to make working dri...
by renewedrebecca on Sunday October 01, 2023 @08:42PM
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Ah, I see the new marketing slogan for the FOSS movement is finally ready.
Perhaps that's the wrong question. Perhaps "making my everyday experience better as a customer" is not the be all end all.