Colonel Panic

more recent kde and gnome versions handle it quite well

the difference is really just having kde desktop, which some prefer over gnome

there’s a youtuber working on something similar, maybe yous can join forces: https://youtu.be/OgMdO0ckICg

this! i prefer flatpak but for some apps the sandboxing fucks up things, having snaps or native packages available if you want to have them isn’t the worst thing

KDE Neon has been working fine as my daily driver for the last two years, it’s Ubuntu-based but has the latest KDE packages on top. Though I’ve heard KDE wants to phase it out in favour of their own distro

they also offer KDE Neon, which is Ubuntu based and quite decent

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I’ve tried something similar - but usb sticks (i.e. flash memory) have limitations, when transferring larger amounts of data (images, video) it takes forever to write and it is no good experience. also the small form factor keys tend to overheat and become abysmally slow (esp. sandisk ultra fit are practically unusable).

maybe an old ssd in a $10 external case is a better option, even if it’s not as compact

free Windows activation is just one powershell command away

probably just because of the newer kernel version though right?

with every reinstall, i go hunting for decent calendar- and email-apps. always go back to Evolution eventually

that’s how the “extinguish” phase start - integrate it closely into your own product, so people use yours instead

did we arrive at the second stage of embrace, extend, extinguish?

corresponds roughly with the 3.8% Linux desktop market share, not overly surprising

i did get it to work, but after coming back from hibernation the system would be slow and unstable, so i stopped using it. it’s a shame we can’t have this on Linux…

drawing hands is hard

i never saw one to begin with