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Not having to worry that upgrading one app will break things for other apps. Safe screen locking. Not having to spend hours getting hardware working properly
by walls 5y ago
Not having to worry that upgrading one app will break things for other apps.
Safe screen locking.
Not having to spend hours getting hardware working properly but unreliably.
Not having to deal with audio issues when you want sound from multiple apps.
A responsive interface that doesn't feel like a clunky children's toy from the early 2000s.
- anthk 5y ago>Not having to worry that upgrading one app will break things for other apps. That's subjective. >Safe screen locking. Slock. >Not having to spend hours getting hardware working properly but unreliably. No issue with Void. Good luck with Windows and old harware. You don't have your wifi drivers on your laptop reinstall? You are fucked. Yes, SDI Tool Origin, but you need an extra USB drive about 16GB to do so. >Not having to deal with audio issues when you want sound from multiple apps. That's bullshit, I solved that in 2004. >A responsive interface that doesn't feel like a clunky children's toy from the early 2000s. You mean, Windows 10 with UI latency and everything being felt as if it was ran over a layer of tar? Because, in comparison, MATE flies. And I don't even use a DE.
- ihattendorf 5y ago> That's bullshit, I solved that in 2004. Not the GP, but just because you solved it in 2004 doesn't mean others don't have issues. There are still hardware/app configurations that are broken on Linux. Pipewire is helping, but it's not perfect.