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One YouTube or peertube channel that most Linux users would gladly recommend to newbies for onboarding, troubleshooting, and beyond.
I have reinstalled on a multitude of occasions on account of not being able to find the solution for whatever weird thing jibbers up my machine.
/etc/selinux/config which is really quite complicated for "normal" users.I think those are the main things. I think it would also help if KDE were the "default" desktop environment instead of Gnome. It's much better, with one caveat - they seem incapable of good visual design! Don't get me wrong, it's a lot better than when KDE 5 first came out, but there are still very obvious spacing issues, and Gnome never has those.
You should NOT disable SELinux. Where in the hell did you get the idea it’s a good idea for people to do? Quite the opposite, people should have ways to interact with the MAC system easily.
You should read this before jumping to "it's more security therefore it's better" conclusions:
solving the misogyny problem in the developer spaces and the community in general
Mobile non-Android Linux on more than developer devices and 5 year old tech would be the largest impact, especially if you could pull off half of what the Liberux Nexx was promising. An all in one convergent pro-privacy device with flagship hardware would be a game changer. Possibly more urgent now that Google is pushing Android to be more locked down.
Desktops are primarily used by hobbyists (mostly gaming), creators, and businesses. To get Linux more there you need OEM installs and more driver support, Adobe and other big holdouts finally porting their stuff, and alternatives to AD respectively.
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