Debian has its own kernel, and security team, in fact as Ubuntu is downstream of Debian they get the full benefit of Debian’s security patches (yes Canonical maintains their own kernel, but the vast majority of other packages are pulled from Debian’s repositories), fwupd isn’t unique to Ubuntu, KDE has been combining update managers into Discover for ages, not everybody likes Gnome.
You’re saying “replicate” like these are all things Ubuntu did first and everyone else is copying them. That’s ignorant at best and disingenuous at worst.

I think you overestimate your ability to communicate irony in text-only media.

I’ve been using it for many years and I have no idea who Chris Titus is.
There’s no reason to use Ubuntu over Debian, especially since Bookworm included non-free firmware in installation media by default.

Ubuntu is Debian with lipstick so that all still applies

Which part’s a joke? I can’t tell which of you think you’re being funny.

The manga is delightful! I am enjoying it.

Thanks! I’m gonna check it out.

Thank you!

What’s she from? Googling that name gave several results and none of them seemed like a match.

The answer is in the question.

it was this one: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318
I had it backwards, it’s the manual session save/restore that does not work.
It looks like it’s waiting for an internal feature, and that the current (working) auto save/restore feature is a placeholder hack and will also be replaced by said feature.

And, from the other direction, any game on the Nintendo Switch

Are you using 6.0? And in Wayland?

Bringing up all the stuff you had open the next time you log in.
Edit: it’s the manual session save feature that’s broken: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318

fn executive() {}

I think about it all the time, actually

Deal

That vehicle design is absolutely exquisite

It’s those three bats from Pogo.
Bewitched, Bothered, and Bemildred.

Real Life Comics is back too. That blew my mind.
I’m doing a re-read from the beginning. There are a lot of hilarious accidental signs of… more recent transformations.