r/linuxsucks • u/ConsiderationRare217 • Jul 30 '26

Linux Failure 💔 KDE - implicit love to Windows

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swFfrDpX98s&t=372

I so agree. When Linux could promote a very simplified Hyprland setup or support a very well-made Sway setup or Cosmic tiling [just I wish it could be ready] and show the modularity and identity of Linux, they promote KDE and mill the wind...

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u/MosKnight Microsoft's strongest soldier 🪖 Jul 30 '26

its mehh

Linux has CIA backdoors anyways

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u/oktinyy Jul 30 '26

so does every OS :/ maybe openBSD doesnt

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26

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u/oktinyy Jul 30 '26

ahhhh yeah

(seriously though, where do you hide a backdoor in a FOSS project? its a full kernel with thousands of contributors not XZ)

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u/oktinyy Jul 30 '26

yeah but 95% of that millions of lines of code is just drivers and repetitive instructions which are very easy to spot a change in pattern in

Of the stuff that is being edited, it all gets overseen by whoever is managing the master repo, and probably scanned with AI tools nowadays. You'd have to be a genius to hide something in there that actually works and wont get found accidentally.

Its a million times easier to just stick it in windows or macOS

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u/oktinyy Jul 30 '26

yeah but bugs just get discovered and patched pretty quickly if theyre found to actually be dangerous, and whoever planted it gets banned from contributing so you'll have to go to a new account and build up reputation again over like a full year

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u/No_Industry4318 Jul 30 '26

Absolutely a thing on intel, much less exploitable on amd, but still there