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Technically its performance is a bit slower than CachyOS, and some of the package versions can be a bit behind as well (like Mesa or the kernel), which can contribute to the slowness. Flatpaks work fine though for the most part. I would rec
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11mo ago
That's mainly an nVidia issue. On AMD, Linux is actually faster and more stable compared to Windows.
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11mo ago
SuSE would be a better option then, IMO. Not only have they been around much longer (1994 vs 2004), they offer much better support compared to Canonical. And as a bonus, you don't need to put up with any of the continuous enshittificat
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11mo ago
Bazzite works a bit differently as it's an immutable distro. Whilst updates for normal/user-level packages (Steam etc) will continue to work (as these are Flatpaks), your core system packages won't and you can't just cha
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11mo ago
It doesn't need to, if your disk supports OPAL2 - just set the password in BIOS and encrypt the drive, it's fully transparent to the OS and as a bonus, there's virtually no performance hit unlike software-based encryption lik
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Pop!_OS isn't good for gaming thanks to being quite behind in package versions. You're better off going with a dedicated gaming distro (which offers recent packages) such as PikaOS if you want a Debian base.
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11mo ago
Not OP, but I recall Tauri greatly overstating their memory usage claims. It is ultimately a browser running your "app", but just because it's not bundled with your app, doesn't make it consume any lesser RAM. And they e
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You can make it work if you spoof the VM's SMBIOS strings and rename some device objects so it's not obvious you're running in a VM. Plenty of guides on how to do this, eg: https://github.com/Scrut1ny/Hyp
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Putting politics and Musk aside, it makes little sense to own a Tesla in that country. The only strategy that would work, IMO, is an exit strategy. - Many roads there are unfit for a low-profile large sedan like a Tesla: too many potholes,
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11mo ago
I would recommend also adding Vivaldi, LibreWolf, Zen Browser and Orion - all excellent alternatives to the mainstream browsers and slowly gaining in popularity.
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11mo ago
Vanilla Wine doesn't, but Proton/Proton-GE does. It supports BattlEye, EAC, VAC, and nProtect Gameguard. Maybe a few others I missed out on. But this means nothing unless game devs/studios actually enable support for it, and
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11mo ago
> France isn't a safe country for open source privacy projects Yet they're fine with maintaining an active account on X, hmm...
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You're talking about business workflows, and that makes sense. But this article is about universities, they have far less Microsoft-specific document editing workflows, compared to established enterprises. At least, that was my experie
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If UI is your concern, check out Collabora and OnlyOffice, both have a modern ribbon-like interface and looks similar to MO.
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This article is talking about Epic though, not EA.
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Native Linux games work just fine under Wayland (KDE). Windows games now work too (under Wine/Proton) but isn't ready for prime time yet (although GloriousEggroll's Proton is in a much better shape though thanks to additional
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This was discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46058531
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11mo ago
> Viruses don't last long outside the body. SARS-CoV-2 would like to have a word with you (it can last as long as 28 days on smooth surfaces).
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11mo ago
Unfortunately, some of us are stuck in a country which is a Microsoft shop, which makes it next to impossible to get into a Linux job - especially an entry-level one (these are basically non-existent where I live). I've even considered
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Awesome! It would be great if there was also a way to make the window transparent, if so, maybe we could change the transparency level by pressing something like Cmd+Scroll to change the alpha level of the window under the mouse cursor (I a
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11mo ago
So now that Rocky and Alma have been out for a while, which one do you guys recommend, for an enterprise scenario (assuming I don't need the support RH offers but do need binary/package compatibility with RHEL)?
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I'm surprised that neither the author, nor any of the commenters mentioned Zen Browser (a Firefox fork), which is another decent alternative. I'm also disappointed that the author chose Vivaldi, which uses Blink, and is therfore s
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I'm a bit skeptical about how well it's 5G would work globally, as well as VoLTE (which they don't mention at all). We've all seen what happened in Australia last year after the 3G shutdown... https://medium.c
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There's also the controversy around the CEO: https://blog.joyrex.net/moving-on-from-proton
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A reverse image search suggests that it's Leh, capital city of Ladakh, in the Indian Himalayas.
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It's kinda ironic that they posted this on X. If they really care about privacy and freedom, why are they still active on X, a platform run by an insane person?
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> Now if Valve actually made studios care about Linux, then yes, SteamOS would be interesting. But that's exactly is what is happening - albeit at a small scale - but it's happening nonetheless. I recall Marvel Rivals for ins
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In my case, I already have PC, a laptop and a gaming handheld, all running Linux, but I still want to buy a Steam Machine just to support Valve, and also to increase the market share statistics - even if it's just by one count. We need
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40 years ago, an enthusiast biked 17,000 miles with a mobile computer and solar
(tomshardware.com)
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> Even if you are not my first choice for many workloads What are these workloads, and what's your first choice for these (and why)?
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