BlackLaZoR

If these were EU corporations, they’d be sued into oblivion by consumer protection agencies

Yeah Ubuntu backed out with the next major release. Probably because of user complaints.

Canonical. They had that brilliant idea of wayland-by-default in 2017.

It was a great clusterfuck of frustration for me and other Ubuntu users

The biggest issue for last ~8 years was that wayland was promoted as “superior” while lacking even most basic functions.

V-Sync control? Nope. Hidpi scaling? Nope. Only in 2024 it got to the point where it’s actually usable and these features were implemented.

The bulk transactions go through international wire transfer system which is sort of P2P, and can’t be easily controlled like Visa/Master Card

They should’ve implemented crypto payments long time ago. Now they reap what they sow

After 13 years of developmemt issues like that are sometimes patched.