A lot of the linux apps I rely on aren’t on android and vice versa.
That’s exactly my point. I’m saying since it runs on the same format anyways, why NOT make it run on both? Then when someone uses an app on their phone, you could convince them to use that same app on a desktop, since they know it.
And then, once it’s established to people that Android and Linux work together, publishers will start designing their Android apps like a hybrid. Eventually phones would just become Linux distros on a phone. And when you get home, you connect a mouse/keyboard, and switch to PC Mode. And eventually every Linux program would work on Android, and every apk would work on Linux distros.
And both ecosystems would gain a huge amount of software.
So…it’s not the things he says, or the content of his words, but rather a personal feeling.
I get it. I’m that way with certain speaking styles. If someone talks too slow, or WAAAAAAAY too energetic, I tend to not like them. Also, certain accients I don’t like. (Southern usa drawl, Indian, British women). And some accients I love. (Latino, Irish, Asian women, Australian, British men).
Also can’t stand those voices that end each statement in a higher inflection so it sounds like a question.