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> I've had no problem with it, other than the fact that every time I turn on the computer I have to run a shell script that fixes my resolution I can’t tell if
by MontyCarloHall 6y ago
> I've had no problem with it, other than the fact that every time I turn on the computer I have to run a shell script that fixes my resolution
I can’t tell if this post is a parody or not. The fact that it’s 2020 and minor annoyances like this are still fairly common in desktop Linux is telling.
macOS SSHing into a Linux VM (either locally hosted or on the cloud) is the sweet spot for me.
- iso1210 6y agoI have far more issues with my OSX laptop than having to run a script once every few months (presumably that script is called automatically) I've just had another popup from OSX wanting a password for google, sophos pops up saying it's upset a fair bit, on occasion the entire machine just hangs, and wireguard doesn't set my search domain. There are other niggles but those are the ones that have affected me in the last 30 minutes. On the other hand the biggest hassle from my desktop is ssh connections time out if I suspend the machine overnight. (I've used ubuntu LTS on the desktop since 2006, before then it was debian testing since 1999)