Horsey
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2·22 days agoThe desktop environment you choose is really down to what you prefer:
Like trackpads? Gnome
Like the Windows desktop (and/or like customization)? KDE
Like windows XP flat UI or brutally simple UI? Cinnamon/XFCE
Want to dive into the unknown cutting edge? Cosmic
201·1 month agoIn the age of no-new-IP, why does it take so long for new games to come out…
I just cannot see how there’s any complexity to it. Compared to league, what’s the point if you can just hit square to win?
After watching some playthroughs, I can comfortably say that this game is awful. That said, I don’t like 2D fighters, but this would absolutely not make me want to play one.
The queue-room idea was pretty cool as a concept though.
3·1 month agoLocalsend is actually really good, but requires a wifi network. I can’t get someone like my mother to install and use a separate app, so the two interoperating is crucial.
It looks like shit 🤣 why is everything so flat lmao.
Nothing if anything should be punished with failure for not using flagship processors. It’s absolutely insane to not even give the option.
2·2 months agoMy XM3s work flawlessly. The mics suck, but that’s the headset’s problem lol.
I have a lot of Bluetooth devices, and I haven’t found one that has any issues at all, including controllers.
I’d really like a cross platform clipboard with unlimited text clips that utilize a custom keyboard like PastePal.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clipboard-manager-pastepal/id1503446680
Me and my husband play this on emulator
I’m on Fedora workstation and Nobara (on 2 different machines). Discover has Fedora system updates literally every day, which range from 350MB to sometimes over 1GB. Discover doesn’t show much detail about the updates when I click “more information” (or whatever they call it on the update screen). Again, not a huge big deal, but it is definitely different from macOS where updates are only file deltas and not entire updated packages.
iPhone music syncing is done through the Apple Music app nowadays (and Finder in macOS). The iPhone has never had drag and drop music transferring as an out of the box experience, and has always depended on iTunes or Music.app .
I’m sad to say, but if you want to load local music files to your iPhone, you’ll need to try to install Apple Music via wine and do it that way.
Fedora has been rock solid. I kinda wish I didn’t have to download 300MB-1GB updates every day, but I’m glad there’s updates!
I really wish there was more cohesiveness among software, but I can’t complain when people are trying to help that along over time.
I’ve had zero issues with Wayland.
The Nobara updater is fairly unreliable, as is Discover on my plain Fedora machine. A system update will show up, but error out or hang for no reason. Updating via dnf in the terminal has had zero issues.
I really wish there was a clearer UI for choosing which source to download a given package/app from when there are multiple sources.
I kinda wish there were more UI designers working with engineers, because some of the UI I encounter is obviously built by engineers. It’s not a problem, but if I were less technologically inclined, I might’ve seen that as a barrier to committing to Linux.
5·2 months agoAffinity isn’t Linux compatible yet, and Gimp has a steep learning curve (the photoshop-ification plugin for new Gimp users isn’t well advertised)
You might be thinking of the flip 7 which actually comes with an exynos chip in all regions.
Remember too , no snapdragon processor supports bare metal Linux terminal at the moment. Only Mediatek and Google Tensor for now.
Fuckkkkkkkkkk literally switched to android this week and wanted this. y’all read my mind lmao
Not only that, it was last year’s snapdragon, so not even the current gen processor. At least for me, I’d absolutely never buy a premium device without the latest processor lmao.