They're both good in their own ways. What's better is the choice we have.

Well, they try things time to time. They had their own init system, own display server. They eventually went with more mainstream variants, almost every time.

Simply no. Canonical always used GNOME and I don't see that's changing.

From the user's point of view, if you discovered KDE you might have discover other distros as well. Kubuntu still be your start point though, or even where you settle.

This usually happens when you update your system but not flatpak. Update flatpak and it should be fine.

I don't think an interpret would save this because their format is in an insulting way.

Yeah, we're in a pickle and I don't like this at all. The core problem is kernel itself though and no distro has enough menpower to maintain a no-AI kernel on parallel. I don't want to imagine how things will be 20 years later at this rate.

This is discriminating and disrespecting. No one choose their names.

I see. Translation part is fine in my opinion but I too am not so sure about the research part and it can lead to something wrong even though the code is not written by it in the first hand.

What's wrong with Void though? I think they clearly stated that it's against their policy.

The only way to save Mass Effect is releasing it on GOG.

I think I can say Dumbo's satanic ritual scenes, since I still remember those.