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The last 14 years have seen a lot of changes to linux desktops and window managers. There are several high quality options that require very little to no config
by zdragnar 5y ago
The last 14 years have seen a lot of changes to linux desktops and window managers. There are several high quality options that require very little to no configuration to have a pleasant experience.
Hardware wise, things are a bit mixed. I'm writing this from an LG gram that runs perfectly out of the box- screen, wifi, sleep, everything Just Works. The battery life is fantastic.
The only real configuration that I've done is the same configuration I would do on a mac anyway via karabiner / hammerspoon.
- xtracto 5y agoI've used Linux for 20+ years. I have to give it to Linux Mint, it's almost there, like 95% there. The remaining 5% is painful, but ignorable enough. Desktop linux has come a long way since the Corel or Mandrake Linux days. I use it in my PC nowadays and it's ok. I think the current iteration of the nonworking hardware (before it was soundcard/winmodem/bluetooth/graphics) are Laptop technologies like multi monitor with right resolution or fingerprint scanning. Linux has always had problems with hardware though (not your fault, but still your problem).