The advertisements would kill me.
The advertisements would kill me.
Linux has always enjoyed better game support than MacOS. Even before Valve’s efforts, it was possible to get most games running - sometimes fine, but often with bugs or defunct features. Some games ran even better with wine than on a modern Windows installation of its time.
However, this does not mean it was easy.
Chill! That’s only 2% in total. We can feel happy for Valve doing the pioneer work and maintaining software for Linux.
There you go! Make sure you got a bingo sheet on hand - for all the BS they state in their presentation.
https://ignite.microsoft.com/en-US/sessions/GS06?source=%2Fhome
It was about Co-Pilot and Office365. I only skipped through it, but all I’ve seen and heard was BS.
https://ignite.microsoft.com/en-US/sessions/GS06?source=%2Fhome
Does it run DOOM?
I skipped briefly through the entire video and everything I’ve heard and seen was absolute bullshit bingo.
Dunno, but another fork popped up, recently on F-Droid. And I like it. It’s name is PipePipe.
Ask and answer their popular questions again in here. Also, a popular search engine should list the thread on Lemmy.
However, they still forget that working with their products is the worst pain in the arse.
Probably. But maybe it is my habit of unshitifying every OS I install. I always decline telemetry, ads and suspecious features since Win10 rolled out. Same on my android phones. Use adblock since I cannot stand seeing ad banners without freaking out.
My point is: Microsoft and Google always offer opting-out. Users are responsible for accepting or declining services like telemetry. If you still cry about this crap: FIX YOUR CONFIG.
I cannot relate to most of your points. I’ve never seen the ads you describe. UI made a huge leap forward after they neglected it for decades, so it almost caught up to the usual Linux DEs (as they were some years ago). System performance is not worse than on my several Linux systems.
I just don’t see the point in switching to Linux now, if you haven’t already done years ago.
This is so true. Most of the tools justifying the use of WSL aren’t even supported. Either because of technical limitations or because of security concerns.
Pro tip: Omit the dot .
before the /
to make sure you cleansed the language pack thoroughly.
You don’t need functional hardware to run Linux. It just runs on anything.
The car must be a Mercedes. The drivers constantly forget blinking.
Excuse me sir,
:wq
doesn’t work here.