Caldera had a GUI installer in 1998…

As always every person’s workflow will be their own. I’m honestly not sure what you are arguing.

While that is an important distinction. It still needs to be said that Krita is a drawing program like Inkscape and Illustrator not a photo editing program like GIMP or Photoshop.

Krita is an Illustrator replacement not a Photoshop replacement.

You can absolutely play Call of Duty on Linux… and Call of Duty 2!!!

You didn’t even need the trailer. The teaser poster was cooler than the whole movie. 9 year old me was fucking stoked just seeing this:

You can also self-host the sync server.

1. We didn’t ignore it. We gave you links.
2. Dell and HP are terrible but Lenovo actually has pretty good Linux track record and does sell a select few models with Linux preinstalled. I have no major complaints about my Lenovo Legion 5 Pro running Fedora (though it’s Nvidia/AMD).
3. Have you looked at the Framework 16? Most 16in laptops have similar footprints as 15in laptops from a few years ago due to shrinking bezels and this one has both AMD and Nvidia options. I honestly think limiting the screen size to 15in is why you couldn’t find any. Most “gaming” laptops that size or smaller either have shitty cooling or rely on you having a thunderbolt graphics card.

In addition to the other commenter’s link, AMD has a whole page of AMD powered gaming laptops.

I think you may be getting confused because AMD has a weird naming system. For instance the mobile versions of the 5000 series are sold as the 6000 series. The successor to the 5000 series is the 7000 and so on.

Woah, I just posted about Art Bell and was thinking about when I heard about this guy on Coast-to-Coast AM and was trying to remember his name.

To be fair, Debian is a portmanteau of Debra and Ian so most people don’t pronounce it the way Ian Murdock intended.

I was hoping I wasn’t alone. I pronounced it genome for years before some neck beard took me to task for it. They also were mad at me for pronouncing CentOS like DOS (centahs rather than cent oh ess).

Honestly it’s hard not to wonder if they intentionally tried to get more people sharing before they pulled the plug.

This doesn’t make any sense. Web apps are by their nature universal, but even if you needed to target individual OSes for some reason the app engines that one would use like Edge Webview or Electron run on all the OSes mentioned…

The only way this really makes sense is if they are going with something stupid like Lockdown Browser which, while based on chromium as far as I know, has no official Linux support.

The meta key is technically a separate button. The windows key is the super key.

MacOS is a full Unix distribution and is an odd mishmash of an OS that used to care about power users and a weird iOS based facade. You can actually do quite a few of the things in macOS that you can do in Linux you just have to know where to look, some things have been hidden from the Applications folder but can still be found using Spotlight for instance. MacOS even still has a native X11 implementation for what it’s worth.

I would still prefer Linux but given the choice I will take macOS over Windows every time.

How is paying somebody else to read the manual going to help you operate the cruise control while going down the interstate at 85MPH?

Technical writing was a required class in my CS program. Is that not the norm?

I got downvoted into oblivion a few weeks ago for suggesting something similar about car manuals. I’m glad to see that the sentiment isn’t totally lost. I honestly don’t get why people don’t read the fucking manual.

I’m not sure why you thought my comment was defensive. It wasn’t in disagreement with you. I was pointing out that legally, because of Apple’s founder status, they have more rights to modify the ARM core than, for instance, Qualcomm or Samsung.

As far as I know both all of the ARM chips that Apple makes are heavily modified to the point that it’s never been totally clear if it is a superset or not.