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Actually, in my haste to post I only listed the ones that I thought of right away. I was quite disappointed to hear the Apple too, has succomb. Now I really h

by o0-0o 13y ago

Actually, in my haste to post I only listed the ones that I thought of right away. I was quite disappointed to hear the Apple too, has succomb. Now I really have a reason to install Debian Wheezy on MBPr. ;p This is no way to live. Something must be done.

eightyone 13y ago
Does Debian (or any Linux distro for that matter) support HDPI displays without looking awful?
- PavlovsCat 13y ago
  At least with KDE you can define sizes for a whole lot of things, I guess that should help. (I like OpenSUSE by the way, it gets slicker and slicker all the time)
- jlgreco 13y ago
  I use Debian on a chromebook pixel. It looks fantastic.
  - o0-0o 13y ago
    No fair, you had Linus guiding you. Debian on MBPr might be as challenging. I'm up for it.
    - jlgreco 13y ago
      > No fair, you had Linus guiding you. Part of the reason I chose it. ;)
meaydinli 13y ago
This got me thinking. Linux distros has usually been seen as a safe harbor for people. We now have proof that MS and Apple has been in bed with the governments for a long time, and but even before it wouldn't have been too wrong to think MS/Apple has some kind of back door. Years ago, something called Ubuntu came up to spread linux to the masses. While it was hard to install and maintain a linux pc before, Ubuntu made it so that it was almost as simple as windows. I know this is a baseless conspiracy theory, but would it be too far fetched to think maybe Ubuntu was sponsored by the government to spread linux and lull the people into a false sense of security in their linux environment?
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