had the name for almost seven years, finally a user of Linux Mint on 31st Jan 2026.
It may not even be them being cheap, just that most people/organisations not directly tech-focused simply aren’t inclined to update software. Like wearing clothing until it starts to fall apart. That trend is another nail in the coffin
They’d need quite a lot of them (which they don’t have) but I suppose they could make it work
Ah, well that would explain why Voyager kept giving errors every time I tried
My PC turns 8 in August, if it weren’t for the power supply dying in an unfortunate autoclicker accident then all of its original parts would still have been in there after all this time. Switching to Linux made it almost feel new again after all this time having it
Certainly feels like they’re stuck in a spiral of cutting in the name of getting out of the red after closing the Halifax and Stockholm studios. Not sure how much of a company they’ll have left by the end of it
at least it’s ready in case you find that TV one day