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The Ultimate Linux Desktop will not need a blog post to configure, someday.

• dimitar 10y ago
  I'd argue that Fedora 25 is cutting edge (Wayland) and works pretty well out of the box without any cringy tweaks. YMMV thought.
  • sz4kerto 10y ago
    Except that on a modern nvidia card you can't even start the installer.
    • ainiriand 10y ago
      ...Or even with a laptop with dual videocards like most nowadays.
    • jug 10y ago
      Having used Fedora 25, I'm reminded how Linux is getting to be in a pretty good shape for mainstream desktop use, except for this driver story where you usually end up in a fixed 1024x768 resolution with no guidance on what to do. It's frustrating how this is still an issue and I get how much of it is nvidia's fault, but still, for the end user it plays a huge role in how "ready" Linux feels.
• bostand 10y ago
  Why that attitude? Someone sets up her machine to her (very odd) liking, what is wrong with that? If you don't want to go that route there is always Ubuntu & co that "just work"... edit: Jess, sorry for calling you a guy.
  • jdub 10y ago
    "guy"…
  • FeepingCreature 10y ago
    Just a question of labelling.