I'm genuinely curious about who uses the Raspberry Pi distro on a x86 computer.
Does it exist only related to the development of the Raspberry Pi OS for aarch64 and armhf or there are people out there that choose Raspberry Pi Desktop as their main distro for their PC/Mac?
Market for bluetooth speakers and music streaming apps is saturated.
Their users base didn’t ask for this and they are unimpressed at best or even hangry.
The Polaroid company of today is a small company. I understand they are trying to diversifying their business and monetize their worthy brand but they are probably just wasting resources and damaging their brand: Polaroid should be all about instant photography not branding some lifestyle electronics from some OEM in China.
They are repeating errors from the past, they already failed two times trying this move.
I personally don't think that's fair and more importantly it doesn't solve the problem. You will pay less, true, but you still get a used or poor object. At least to me, that's not appealing at all.
The second note at the bottom of the page says:
"That hardware was too outdated to keep producing in any case, and couldn’t complete in a free market."
So I'd say no, there aren't any large Soviet hardware manufacturers anymore.
No, .json file as always.
Honestly, I like it this way: it is easier to search for parameters and the comments over them explain quickly what each parameter does and how it can be changed.
I keep it in the off position, that should mean "all countries" but it still shows me results in Italian language, even if I search in English.
Google started doing that years ago, and it's quite annoying since I usually want international results.