

Have you considered a Windows vm? That’s how i run that single program that i can’t get working on Linux. Yeah it’s slow AF on my system, but it’s not used often.


Have you considered a Windows vm? That’s how i run that single program that i can’t get working on Linux. Yeah it’s slow AF on my system, but it’s not used often.


Same, I’m not gaming, but this distro for me that I find just working. I used Aurora for a bit before making the switch.


You mean convince more people to not buy android phones. Man we used to be able to run custom kernel code on the palm pre to try and get more performance out


The steps look good. It’s running Alpine. I wonder how long this takes start to helloworld.


i have just revived a system from 2013 with linux, if i turn off secure boot does this matter?
i do not like this, will third party ROMs be the only options going forward?


Ii had stability issues related to Wi-Fi on Ubuntu, which i could not explain, while debian was fine. Something funny in the Ubuntu releases for me.


i just want a Samsung hardware with bloat free os… witch is asking too much. My current pixel 7 is fine for my needs, but wish the battery could go longer.


i just installed bazzite on an A6-6400k system and it works really well. i first installed Fedora, but an amount was missing to get my 1030 running for media decoding. Yeah this system should be sent to the grave, but it’s working and doing what i need.
I also run this on my daily laptop and works very nice.
tailscale worked some times, but seemed to depend on the location of the moon relative to the air speed of a nearby sparrow and it was really slow.


$500 option


time for me to find an alternative
One vote for Debian.
I switched from Aurora to Bazzite. Call me crazy, but bazzite feels like a smoother experience on my laptop. I can’t exactly pin done the difference, but its there. It could also just be some update that went out after i picked up Bazzite.


Is there harm if you continue to use your existing nas just for storage?


Enact voting system where the user base gets to choose which company controls the spurce and release of an operating system…


Im on flauncher, works for my needs


I was able to run SimTower on Linux. I haven’t tried SimCoopter, but there are so many bugs in that game it likely won’t work lol


This court case is why the US government needed to invest billions into AI. Cover the legal fees. /s
Cool. It’s pretty slow on my machine. I almost tempted to pickup one of those mini pcs with windows 11 on them and just use it for that one thing… But it’s only a though and not a very good one… Lol