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0·9 days agoA - Aen
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C - Cwelve
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E - Eourteen
F - This one is good
That sound issue on windows (along with the brightness not working on laptops) has been on windows for as long as I’ve known windows 10. Sometimes a reboot fixes it, and others it’d never be fixed no matter what you did until you reinstalled. Welcome to Linux. It won’t be perfect, but it’s going to be fun
I’m currently experimenting with Nobara. I’ll drive it for a while and see how things go. After that, I’m thinking of Bazzite.
Sounds so annoying to do honestly :/
I’ve just installed Nobara and will give it a whirl for a while and see how it goes.
I surely hope so.
I tried it and I was very confused. I was trying to build an app from source and it was complete cluster fuck. I gave up
I can count the apps I install from the AUR on fingers, and none of them are independencies or high level drivers. Just regular apps. The issue wasn’t the AUR, it’s always something with KDE that gets fucked
I have tried manjaro, but I didn’t like how slow it was and how slow its release cycle was, too.
Their ISOs are broken and don’t boot. Tried every single one, changed USB flash drives, nope none of them booted. Used the same drive for another distro and it booted just fine
Do external devices work? Like Xbox controller, printers and stuff like that?
Wtf 😂
Debian stable? You don’t have issues since it has older packages? All of your hardware works just fine?
I’m now debating between mint and kalpa suse. I went KDE and mint doesn’t have it
And what distro might that be?
Can plasma work no problem on it? I can’t do any other DE but that one
Thank you. I’ve run Fedora for a long while, too. Albeit, it was a while ago (not sure how good it is now), but I’ve never had any luck with its kde version. It was always broken (for me at least). Also, hunting for apps was kind of a big issue. Then come copr repos. But I guess we have a good case with flatpaks now. Even thought I couldn’t use them before due to storage constraints, but now, that’s not an issue. So, I’ll keep Fedora in mind. I appreciate you
The absolute best non-english book I’ve ever read so far is The Count of Monte Cristo. It’s a French writer and I read it in Arabic, because the English translation one was really hard to understand. That book genuinely messed with my emotions.