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it's funny how lonux just show you the codec in a drop-down next to the volume control. kde users living in the future as always.
by 1oooqooq 2y ago
it's funny how lonux just show you the codec in a drop-down next to the volume control. kde users living in the future as always.
- OsrsNeedsf2P 2y agoLinux fanboys can't wait to talk about the one use case it's better than MacOS for
- hansvm 2y agoI've had to use the Mx-pro MacBooks at work for the last few years, and I'm curious what features you actually prefer on MacOS? I've had no end of unstable wireless stacks, ungrounded computers causing a physical buzzing as you touch the case, the GPU crashing when viewing Google Sheets, LCD panels failing from the arduous task of letting the laptop sit on the desk for a weekend, automatic updates wiping manual setting changes, switching to any available WiFi network if the one I want has a blip in service and never switching back, needing to reboot into recovery mode for something as simple as enabling dtrace, .... They just feel shoddy, and combined with a non-discoverable UI and default behaviors I don't like, about the only thing I've really cared for is the battery life. Even if they were free I don't know that I'd use one at home instead of some flavor of Linux.
- jeroenhd 2y agoSwitching to headset mode has always worked for me, but switching back to headphones mode often ends up as a no-op. The button is there, but it sometimes just doesn't work. Perhaps that's why other operating systems lack this feature, they know their underlying stack and the hardware side don't make it as easy as it would otherwise seem.