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"Free," provided you can spend a month trying to get it to work. Linux is only free if you don't value your time.
by lylejantzi3rd 2y ago
"Free," provided you can spend a month trying to get it to work.
Linux is only free if you don't value your time.
- LorenDB 2y agoBut it doesn't take a month. This feature (or something very similar to it) is bundled out of the box with KDE Plasma.
- daneel_w 2y agoAs is it in OSX/macOS, since the mid 2000s. Press CTRL+up to see all windows on your current space/desktop. Press CTRL+down to see all of windows of the current application. Press CMD+left/right to cycle through all windows of the current application.
- pawelduda 2y agoMaybe it used to be like this in the past, but not anymore. Yesterday I had to open up a huge ass PC case and disconnect GPU to be able to physically remove 2nd SSD drive, so that Windows 11 could perform a clean install. Simple setup on a modern PC. That's the only solution that worked - found it on reddit as the most upvoted answer. Never had to remove any hardware in order to install Linux. Ofc it's just a stupid anecdote but that's all the quote you posted is based on.
- lylejantzi3rd 2y agoYes, it still is like that. In some cases, it's as bad as it's ever been.