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You use a different use case on how you use the systems? Because you don't coordinate between multiple applications to solve a problem as part of your workflow
by ebiester 3y ago
You use a different use case on how you use the systems? Because you don't coordinate between multiple applications to solve a problem as part of your workflow or you work with a large monitor when doing so?
Why do you take this as if it's some sort of affront?
- Zetice 3y agoI do all of those things you’ve have just listed, and am in no way experiencing your issue. I take no offense to any of this, I’m just observing the problem looks to be you and not the OS or even hardware.