my crazy ass idea since 2015:

let's install mini data centers on residential buildings:

• use excess heat to get hot water for pavement heating in winter and get hot water for domestic usage
• buildings get free high speed fiber
• local edge servers
• employ local people for maintenance

cons:

• management hell, but if small teams get split locally in quarters/towns then I don't see problems

"LGTM"

*slams approve button*

100% killed from the Mossad by tomorrow for spilling out state secrets

we share the same superpower.

point it however, that is the nature of open source projects, just up to yourself willing to sacrifice time and hardware to test and integrate on your device.

I swear 95% of my government websites have this function integrated on every step when renewing my IDs or booking appointments

I do feel what you're trying to convey and I completely understand since linux is my daily driver but I always had a dual boot setup for the occasional windows thing.

But my here's my 2 eurocents: if companies like Adobe (or Valve or whatever) had the grace to build their tools/utils/games for Linux the adoption would be far more widespread.

And the joke is, they would not invest time to build stuff for Linux because the Linux adoption is quite low compared to other platform. Linux does not have sub-par performance, it's just the software, for example all Stadia games were native games running on a custom Debian, with amazing performance and high FPS via streaming. Unthinkable to achieve the same with a Windows or a Mac OS

Amusing but I still prefer formally call them the "rustic people"

you call it "occupational hazards", I call it "work benefits"

excellent and clear breakdown: please shoot both companies