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this post was submitted on 21 Aug 2023
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2033 will finally be the year of linux desktop
And you're right. 2032 is the last year that Win 10 gets updates.
Xorg will finally be put to rest at least. The wayland compositor is still a huge, monumental development, the excuses for using proprietary OSs will thin out.
I can't wait for the day when Windows 12 releases and we get to bully windows users even harder.
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The year that most people start using Linux is the year that it will find some way to sell out. *I know that it's not a monolothic thing, GPL, etc. but people ruin everything... enshittification, uh, finds a way