Does this mean that it’s released-source? Or is this just a huge mod?

If I understood it correctly, they took the lastest Source 1 SDK and ported that to Portal.

Don’t worry. They already confirmed they’ll do reshoots with Chris Pratt as Zelda.

The US is structured so you need a car unless you’re one of a lucky few in an urban area not built for cars.

People in other countries are also reliant on cars. Even if public transport is available, it’s often overpriced and unreliable.

The problem isn’t the raw cost of gas, it’s the relative increase in cost which raises the cost of living in step because you cannot live here without a car.

The same is true in the rest of the world and there the cost is much higher.

People in the rest of the world cannot take you seriously when you whine about costs per gallon and the rest has to pay the same amount per liter.

That’s dirt cheap.

the Mandriva family (OpenMandriva, Mageia, PCLinuxOS, ROSA, ALT Linux)

Originally based on Red Hat Linux and the forks are obviously not built from the ground up either.

In fact, any fork of anything is just outright against the premise of OP.

Based on Ubuntu

So not fitting the “built from the ground up” criteria asked by OP.

Just stretch out your arms and tell the Cassowary to stay calm. Always works!

Wtf. I see happy people with one eye and lady parts with the other eye.

I don’t know what you mean with that 30% but 8.6 out of 45 is a sizable fraction but not one that constitutes an monopoly.

If a game is not released on Steam, it might as well not exist. There are only a handful of exceptions.

These “handful of exceptions” are the vast majority of the entire PC gaming revenue, though. In 2022/2023 the overall revenue was 45 Billion Dollars, of which Steam made up 8.6 Billion.

I honestly don’t under understand why Systemd’s addition of an optional age verification module was such a big deal. This is a smart move that helps manage risk while having no real impact on anything.

Drama queens love to freak out about optional nothingburgers. It’s their entire personality.

I’m here wondering if it will be a good time to switch over to Devuan

LOL. Do you really think that because that thing is supported for commercial distros like RHEL, it would have any impact on the Debians etc. of the world?

Two things can be true at once.

So Eastern Europeans are privileged and discriminated against in Western Europe at the same time? Whoa!

I guess class divisions and racism towards Eastern Europeans in my country are imaginary then.

It’s unmaintained the same way Debian would be. It’s a community repository.

It’s a “community” repository that’s enabled by default and subject to Ubuntu’s draconian version number freeze rules. Fedora isn’t. I already explained that. I suggest you scroll back up and read what I wrote and try to understand what I wrote.

Wrong.

I’m 100% right.

You can skip Pro and get the same experience you get with any other distro.

And that’s where you are wrong. Fedora etc. ship package updates for the entire support cycle. Ubuntu only for Main. Universe is left without formal support. Fedora etc. have no problems shipping updates. I already explained it to you. You just don’t understand.

Leap is two years. LMDE support ends soon after the newest version. Fedora gets 13 months after the newest version I believe.

And they do that without requiring anybody to sign up for a Pro plan. Ubuntu ships unmaintained software to people who don’t sign up for Pro. That’s a fact.

Client-side data collection is opt-in and open-source

You need to log in to use Ubuntu Pro. Obviously.

does the Fedora project even have an equivalent to universe?

No because all FOSS software distributed by Fedora is in the main repo.