Mint is fully community-owned which is why I’m interested in it, I don’t want companies dictating and controlling how the OS should work.

Canonical is the manufacturer of Ubuntu.

Even Canada doesn’t have that implemented, I wouldn’t count on that any time soon. In Canada, your wife could cut off your finger and cheat on you then file for divorce, then you’d have to give her half of your house (even if it was your childhood home you fully owned long before your marriage) and pay her alimony if you make more than her. Also if you have kids, she’s very likely going to win custody of them.

It’s a bit fucked up lol

Except if trans people defend themselves with firearms, they should expect to have the book thrown at them. It’s not fair, it’s fucked up, but it’s something I could see happening.

Rules for thee, not for me.

I guess they don’t have a hippocratic oath over there.

I’m going to switch to Mint from Ubuntu because I don’t trust Canonical, I would rather have the community controlling the distribution.