So?
This is likely a patch which blocks certain kernel hooks
It's actually good for both Linux and Windows gaming ultimately because maybe Ubisoft will stop doing stupid anti piracy or anti cheating things that can break your system
Don't forget that he is basically a Nazi
He needs to make them seem criminal and inhuman so he can use them as a distraction and scapegoat later, so he can get his fan base to attack them
Unfortunately, I feel like trump might simply close a lot of these agencies and replace with his own corrupt ones
It's one of the things dictators do
And his fan base will love that he's doing something and blame it on Biden
Yeah. They were pretty adamant lefties were easily triggered a few years ago
Now they believe lefties are destroying the environment, and are having a temper tantrum over a lie as stupid as people eating pets told by a guy who lies about everything
sigh
Post-Install scripts don't fix 100% of the issue and dynamic lazy linking is a real thing.
The read-only thing really isn't the main issue here, and everyone including windows has a way to do post installation stuff, and has a service manager
As an example, a few years ago my system kept erroring due to a gstreamer update. Reboot fixed it (I only remember it because the bug reports were only recently closed).
Probably because apps had half loaded old versions, and were lazy linking new versions.
Furthermore, without doing this, self-recovery is difficult. Because if you update something today, and reboot a week later and your system doesn't boot, you have no idea what caused it. You'd have to keep rolling back. If you do it on reboot, you can snapshot, update, and if system fails, then rollback automatically after losing nothing.
There's lots of good reasons
Cool. You do that
Are you going to install multiple versions of every library?
What if it's a security fix and it's in issue in your desktop environment, etc
Coreutils and glibc aren't the only libraries on your system
Some apps might use static linking too so might need to be restarted. Other libraries might be loaded long after the app is started. If you swap libraries half way, it's not great too
What if you're copying large files half way and run out of space. That nuked my Linux mint install
Linux distros don't just copy Windows. They wouldn't put in the extra effort unless they have to.
Do you think a bunch of developers sit around and don't evaluate why they're doing things? And instead just copy from Windows? Nah mate. They do it for a reason
The cool thing about doing it this way is if boot fails, you can rollback easily too. If you're installing core components randomly, your system might only fall to boot a week later
Not really.
There is a good reason Windows does it.
To guarantee the running state of the system, and to ensure everything runs using the components and versions they were designed to use
He's already completed the first step, by making them seem inhuman and criminal
Which is ironic, because he's the one who boasted about perving on kids
Don't forget, an important component of dictatorships is controlling the media
Trump can simply encourage violence against their employees and make them untenable in other ways. Like bring them to court at one of his bribed justices to cost them money
There's lots of ways to kill a company in a way that isn't obvious when you're a dictator
Just remember, Mafia bosses won't tell you they'll injure you. They use coercion and subtle threats
Why shouldn't they be able to sue cigarette companies or companies releasing unsafe products?
Why should my insurance be higher whilst cigarette companies are benefiting off their shit marketing
And parents are held responsible if they give it to kids
Insurance should also not need to cover sickness caused by it
I had interactions like this person: https://lemmy.world/comment/13434977
A lot of them seem to be like the crazy Facebook crowd (not all).
But that being said, unfortunately, as Lemmy grows, I'm seeing more of that in general where we slowly move away from a "scientific" oriented approach, to half-truths and biased information.
So you're probably right.
But yeah, people do complain a disproportionate amount about them (I feel like a lot of people screaming "tankie", are similar to the trump crowd people)..
It's been far better the past few days without them.
Honestly some of the discussions I have with lemmy.ml people don't make sense in any capacity
Same as Facebook
Facebook is poorly moderated, and nothing I've reported gets removed. It doesn't matter how abusive it is
It's probably the main platform which is making people dumber at the moment