Exactly. Linux will never become the majority OS as long as it’s not the default OS on retail PCs.

No. There’s only really one port for I2P specifically that you could open, but even that is not necessary.

I use droposs.org to handle the family’s games.

In my experience a stable distribution is a “set and forget”, unless you start tinkering with it.

I have countless of users where I’ve installed something like Linux Mint and it’s been literally running for years without any issues. These users have no idea how to use a computer, except for logging in and opening the browser.

Obviously the more complex a setup, the more shit can go wrong.

Most people who go out and buy a computer doesn’t understand what an OS is. If Linux was standard when you bought a PC, it would be the dominating OS. I mean, you could switch the OS to Linux on the computers and I think most people wouldn’t realise when they buy it lol

What do you mean? It’s a video made by The Linux Experiment, where he talks about the news.

Lenovo has become utter crap. At work, I’m replacing our Lenovo’s with the Framework 13

Wouldn’t they have shown up on the cam?

I use Linux Mint and I disabled it because it was blocking the nvidia driver from initiating. I’m sure I could fix it, but can’t be arsed to.

This should be standard in stores. If people could save that much, they wouldn’t choose Windows haha

Sorry. I meant to say British pound £: https://my.ionos.co.uk/server-configuration/?skipContractSelection=true&skipDomainCheck=true&cmsIdentifier=tariff-core-vps-linux-xs&pageName=servers%2Fvps.

IONOS have a VPS for €1 a month.

It should at least install properly.

What kind of installation medium do you use? Have you tried a different USB? How do you make the bootable USB?

Could be an issue with Secure Boot in BIOS.

Which issues do you have with Mint?

It’s certainly weird that you have these issues on a Framework + an officially supported distribution.

Does it really run flawlessly on Windows 11? Because we have Framework 13’s at work, which run W11 and they DO NOT run flawlessly.

What about a fresh installation of Ubuntu? Do you have issues then? It could be some kind of configuration that you do, that screws with your system?

MS Will do anything to get back. Huge discounts, lobbying, corruption. Whatever it takes to dominate the market.

What? Windows XP was awesome!

https://cider.sh/ is an Apple Music client for Linux.

It’s initially not very expensive to run, but as it grows you’ll have to pay more and more for storage.

Videos not loading could be a client issue, low bandwidth from client or server, misconfiguration on the server etc.

A reload usually fixes this, unless the server is actually down.

Do you know if it’s any particular instance this happens with?