Yeah I believe the primary problem (from the community) is that the telemetry was proposed to be default opt-out. Meaning the default choice is opted in.
Kaidao
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Incredibly troubling this is approved to be taught to children. I think we can all agree horrible it is that Japan has consistently denied the atrocities they committed during WW2. Let’s do better.
First step is to make sure the next generations understand what NOT to do.
Zach Galifianakis as Prince Charming and I’m in
I’m curious if the decline in Mac gaming is due to the launch of GPTK. I know a few people using it on their Mac - does it count as Windows or Linux instead of MacOS?
This is terrible for privacy, but not surprising at all. For enterprise, the target market for Zoom, I imagine this doesn’t matter much.
I don’t know anyone that uses Zoom for personal use. And if you do, why?
"If you don't want to work like a slave, then leave! .... no not like that"
Helix looks cool - haven't heard of this. Definitely will try it out!
I've used this a bit - it's pretty nice, especially if you're working in a team. You can share "notebooks" (basically lists of commands and workspaces) with your teammates. But I wouldn't use it personally. The fact that it makes you register with an email gave me pause during onboarding.
I'm in this camp as well - I personally don't think that the Fedora distro will see much of an impact. From what I can tell, it's still in their best interest to ensure that Fedora receives the community support that it always has. That said, like I mentioned in the OP, I get why they made this move for the company.
We'll just have to wait and see whether their Fedora support will continue. The great thing about Linux is the choice, though. So if there ever comes a time where Fedora's no longer pro consumer, there's always Arch and Debian.