And it isn't even encrypted by default, you manually have to enable that. By default, all your plain text messages are stored on their servers.
Absolutely!
Isn't it deprecated?
There was a KDE edition?!??
It's what we call a normal day at Boeing
Btrfs on my Linux desktops and laptops, ZFS on my server, APFS on my Apple devices I guess
Just like their planes. Al Jazeera made a really awesome documentary about Boeing and their terrible quality control. They gave some workers at one of the major Boeing assembly facilities hidden cameras and microphones, and let them interview their colleagues. The factory is full of crackheads, and most of Boeing's own employees who literally put the fucking planes together said that they wouldn't fly on these planes themselves.
Skill issue
Yeah imagine having to type in flatpak run io.neovim.nvim to launch Neovim
Only for (some) desktop applications. The AUR has everything, including CLI tools, configurations and even some niche scripts
The AUR is pretty awesome. If a piece of software exists on Linux, it's in the AUR. Even software that doesn't have a native Linux version can sometimes be found these, e.g. repackaged versions of Electron apps for Windows.
And once you start really customizing your system, you'll see the value of the Arch Wiki. If there's something you can do on Arch, the Wiki probably has a well-written guide for it.
What about iOS users?