I have yet to climb Mt. Gentoo.
I just like them because my system feels “cleaner.” Always drove me nuts with Arch or Debian when you install something, let’s say it requires ~20 decencies, then you remove it later, run the respective dependency clean command, and it only removes lets say ~12 packages. Like where did those 8 dependencies go? Are they just stuck on my system forever? Atomic desktops don’t have this issue which I really appreciate.
The university library I’m most familiar with has Windows, Mac, and Ubuntu desktops available.
That’s one happy looking camel.
This checks out. I love fedora but I hate my life.
The x86-64 CPU market has felt stagnant for a while. The real innovation seems to be happening with ARM and mobile. In which Intel is way behind. Might explain some of the news from today.
You can turn off canvas fingerprinting or any added feature with a single checkbox. I used to feel the same way about LibreWolf, but once I familiarized myself with the different settings, it became clearly the superior option if you value privacy. I also set my Firefox settings strictly, but then they added new “features” and turned them on by default. That was the last straw for me.
Also can't run 4k at 60hz on my system at least. That's a total nonstarter for me.
Switching to Linux is almost always going to involve accepting that you may need to use alternative software compared to what you're used to. If that's unacceptable and you have mission critical work that can only be done on Windows compatible software, you may be better off staying put.
I actually remember being impressed with Halo 4’s graphics. The campaign looked good anyway.
My instance doesn’t even allow downvotes. That’s like 2 layers of irony lol.