Of all the things to take from windows, this is one of the better ones. Especially if it gets more info in the future. For less tech-literate users, a screen like this is a lot better than a hard to read dump to a terminal.
MIT license is useful for a lot of stuff that is traditionally monetized. Game development tools, for example. I don't think a game engine could become very popular if you had to release your game's source code for free.
It isn't cynacle to say the president is doing things to get votes. That's the president's job - to do things the populous wants. That's what a representative democracy is. It's good for the president to do things that people want him to do.
Wanderstop. The creator of The Stanley Parable and The Beginners Guide, the writer of Gone Home and Tacoma, the composter of Minecraft, and published by Annapurna. There's no way it won't be amazing.
I've actually moved away from vlc. It's had some weird issues with videos that MPV doesn't have. Plus, MPV has a much simpler interface which I like. I've also learned how to use ffmpeg to convert media so I don't need that functionality from vlc anymore.
It's still a great program though, especially for windows where there's not many better options.
I think the way it's set up puts it in a similar situation to the decompilations, like the Mario 64 PC port. As long as they don't distribute pirated material or openly encourage piracy, I don't think there's much Nintendo could do.
Reaper. Great usability and decent Linux support out of the box (looking at you, davinci resolve). Generous free trial and a cheap one-time payment for a license. LMMS has served me well and is fine for basic stuff, but reaper is a whole other level, both in features and usability. I've heard good things about ardour too but have yet to give it a try.
Of all the things to take from windows, this is one of the better ones. Especially if it gets more info in the future. For less tech-literate users, a screen like this is a lot better than a hard to read dump to a terminal.