Well... I'll never let Microsoft touch Linux, btw. But if they want to do that, I hope that this will be a total defeat.
Grant Kruger
We literally don't need another browser on Linux. There are so many to choose from already.
I'm using Firefox and Falkon. I've also used Opera, Vivaldi and Pale Moon. All do the job well.
And if you have to have Chromium, you can get it from the source, without Microsoft's fiddling for their own profit.
If Microsoft want to really do something to show they love Linux and Open Source like they claim, they'll open up the source code for some of their software thats really meaningful, so that developers can get working on better support for Linux/Open Source.
I'm using Firefox and Falkon. I've also used Opera, Vivaldi and Pale Moon. All do the job well.
And if you have to have Chromium, you can get it from the source, without Microsoft's fiddling for their own profit.
If Microsoft want to really do something to show they love Linux and Open Source like they claim, they'll open up the source code for some of their software thats really meaningful, so that developers can get working on better support for Linux/Open Source.
No.