Some places try to argue something like that, but if you push back a little they cave. The law estipulates a fine ranging from 74 to 1 000 000 USD for visible products in shelves or display without a visible price tag. And since its a fine, the government is eager to get his piece of the pie.

(Edit for misspelling)

This is crazy, not displaying the price of an item in a shelf or display is against consumer laws where I live. And if the price on display is not updated the store is required to sell by the price on display.

Maybe a mix of tribalism and sunk-cost fallacy. People want to feel like the made the right choice regarding platform, while justifying the money they put in a probably closed ecosystem.

MT country/region has a saying: “the first chicken to cluck is the one that layed the egg”. Seems fitting.

Younger, I was 11 when I watched The Exorcist (1973). Oh boy, I was scared to sleep in the dark for like a month

Só that’s why I always panic and anwser differently?

Up to a couple of days ago was using arch linux, now using opensuse tumbleweed.

So far I got the same experience in both, and most of the issues I got were related to my poor understanding on how to properly setup Hyprland when using a minimal installation setup.

I guess the distro itself wont make that much difference.