My sister moved to her own little studio when she was 16 back in the 90's, to not have to travel 20 miles by bus back and forth from school from where our parents lived every day.
Swedish Gen X though, so our views on parental pampering of young adults do seem to differ a lot from today's norms.
I don't think the OS is the problem - it's that some of the critical service/apps people rely on (government ID, banking) only exist for the closed systems. Third party OS's try to "solve" it through various container approaches running the official apps, but since they see that as a security problem it's not something you can fully trust to be working at all times.
I lol'd. Literally.
You're talking about specific distros as if they're some specific variant of Linux. That's not how it works. Linux is Linux, and if you want to sign your Ubuntu Touch image please go ahead.
I'm sorry but you really have no idea what you're talking about. Several distros ship with SELinux and Secure Boot by default.
Yes, that's how a normal bootchain works in every system ever - like the IoT device running Linux I'm right now working with.
I think this will sort itself out quicker if you show me what "mobile linux" is.
Unfortunately still living under the Swedish occupation but close enough! ;)
/Skåning
No I don't carry a knife :P
Close! I understand what they're saying but it's hard not to laugh at the same time.
I have two higher educations since tuition is free here. I'm in good health, since healthcare is also free. I took out 18 months of paternity leave with our firstborn since we're an equal society and my girlfriend (now wife) at the time was at uni.
I have no issues queueing, waiting for my turn. I consider all others to have as much rights as I do to anything, no one is ever "above".
... so I'm from ... ?
This will be awesome. Both will be driving to the limit to "show everyone" that they still have it, and in no way were ever just a "#2".
I would've liked them to sign Palou though just so someone else can get the chance to win in Indycar over the next decade.