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I once updated my OS (mint) and it didn't demand my password before updating. I assumed I'd just installed some malware, but I might as well check--is there any legitimate reason for an update through the Update Manager to not want a password?

I wanted to take a moment and talk about Linux UX because, let's face it... it sucks.

Actually, it's worse than that. Much of Linux's UX is technically correct and that makes it objectively wrong.

No. I don't want Linux to be more Windows-like. But I do want the most common Linux desktops to behave in a way that PC-literate folks can wrap their mind around — and do so from minute zero

95% of Plasma 6.6 users use Wayland!

cross-posted from: https://feditown.com/post/3071906

Edit: To clarify, this is not my personal blog. It's just intended to raise awareness and spread it around here as well. I just don't believe in editorializing titles