Ah ok. So far, upgrades on Linux seem quite messy in my experience. I still don’t fully get why libraries need to pull 1-2 GB of updates every other day, for instance. I don’t mind keeping up with bleeding edge distros, but the data usage can get irksome.
What are some examples of broken upgrades? I can’t really think of any of Kubuntu, except that the recent major distro update broke my fan’s RGB and they run proprietary Windows-only control programs so I can’t fix it.
What’s the adjustment like with immutable systems?
Wow, thank you for this.
I gotta say, apt-get is not my favorite way to update… yay is so much simpler.
Tell that to the modern web though.
hall effect switches
Is that another term for optical switches?
Neopets is still around. Monetized to hell, but still…
How many attempts was that?
Fair enough.
And why a Twitter account?
It’s hard to do so when it seems like your seeding is never connecting to anyone…
X1 Carbon is awesome specs and has that lightweight portability element.
Gives me hope, I’m glad the kids are still curious and willing to learn. I’ve seen too many early-20s people at work who have absolutely zero computer skills.
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It is the most ‘Windows-like’ of the mainstream desktop environments. I don’t usually snap into quadrants but you can, here’s an example of how that would look in KDE.
Yeah, Linux gaming may not be for you if you play a ton of anti-cheat games.
Using a 4090 on Kubuntu works well for my gaming so far. Wayland can be a bit buggy with NVIDIA, but nothing severe.
Admittedly, I don’t play anti-cheat games which don’t really work well and I tend to play older games more than not (though I did just get Stray, which looks great).
I’m fairly new and happened to choose KDE for my own taste, but I would argue GNOME is not “fully” polished as per this post. The nits there may be small or mindless to GNOME diehards, but from a design standpoint, they seem pretty… rough.