They’re both focused on profit. The only reason you see the other one as scary is because it’s owned by the scary scary Chinese. Red scare all over again.
They’re both focused on profit. The only reason you see the other one as scary is because it’s owned by the scary scary Chinese. Red scare all over again.
“In my household, the only addictive spyware we use is made in the USA!!!”
Edit: everyone below me is proving my point exactly.
I recommend arch to a first time user…once. because he said he wanted to have Linux as a new hobby of sorts. Everyone else I recommend Pop! Or Fedora most of the time.
History didn’t start on Oct 7th.
Fedora KDE. Just be sure to enable 3rd party repos (very easy and quick job, just a google search away).
KDE. I don’t have to change anything (other than taskbars on all monitors rather than just the main one) for an experience I like. Everything just works. Wayland support is best in class.
I don’t like gnome’s workflow and it takes COSMIC level customization for me to like it. And technical issues are common for me. Namely windows constantly spawning off screen and delayed reactions.
XFCE’s default layout is absolutely horrible and there’s no Wayland support. Mint XFCE’s implementation is good though.
Cinnamon, in my experience, is buggy and has similar technical problems to gnome.
I’ve used i3wm and it’s okay, but I would never use it on my main desktop. Takes a certain kind of workflow.
I’ve messed with AwesomeWM and can say it’s very ok.
LXDE/LXQT are obsolete. Not old school, obsolete. And in the case of QT, there’s absolutely no reason to use it when XFCE has the same ram usage anyway.
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I haven’t used any other desktops other than these.
I’ve already paid with my data.
Want me to pay for a service (something I’m happy to do)? No ads and no selling of my data.
And no one uses it. The last time I used mumble was over a decade ago and its use was short lived.
Java is a hilariously bad platform for games.
Easier said than done. All your friends on discord? Can’t leave.
It’s absolutely not. Use archinstall. The hardest part is preparing for breakages when you update.
Mint is considered the new standard for “it just works”, but I had nothing but problems on my desktop with mint.
Capitalism is when people have hobbies?
Why is she so bad
This but unironically
China is still developing and allowing European countries and the US to pollute unchecked but clutch your pearls when China and other countries do the same is ideological.
This article is evidence that China is putting effort forward on renewables. Meanwhile, Germany is opening coal plants and the US can’t get a handle on anything at all.
I actually have access to Linux 🤷♂️
I want to love jellyfin, but the Roku app is a buggy mess.
Yes - it’s called my fucking electricity bill.