dluga93

I used fedora 24 for a few years in the mid-late 2010s. Now I've been using Ubuntu for the past 4 years and I don't see too much difference in my daily use.

I mostly use it for development - backends and data/spark mostly, nothing lower level. What does fedora do better? Is it something that was introduced in later releases?

I think you have it the wrong way around.

Scarce & Desirable is Expensive; Low Class & Plentiful is Cheap

It doesn't always go both ways.

>No more manipulative designs that trick consumers into paying for services.

The article calls it "manipulative designs", that's a pretty vague definition to me. I wonder if the result will be malicious compliance by businesses. Similar to the cookie banners appearing on websites in the EU to comply to GDPR, that make it easier (i.e. less clicks) to accept all cookies than to reject them.

I guess the hearing impaired can't drive in India.