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I switched to Fedora KDE. It's still has many linuxisms along "bluetooth doesn't work" but if you have some basic IT knowledge, "we're already here". I wouldn't
by anal_reactor 10mo ago
I switched to Fedora KDE. It's still has many linuxisms along "bluetooth doesn't work" but if you have some basic IT knowledge, "we're already here". I wouldn't recommend it to a non-IT person though.
- _thisdot 10mo agoWhat about Ubuntu though? I haven't used used Ubuntu since I switched to MacOS a few years back. But I would suggest that to even non-IT people
- anal_reactor 10mo agoIt's not only about the happy path working, it's also about the user being able to figure out the sad path.
- tracker1 10mo agoBT largely comes down to the chipset, fortunately this is a user swappable device is most computers and laptops.