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9 months agoInstalling KDE Plasma on a Gnome installation breaks so much shit it’s not funny, but most of this seems to be a problem with the command line because doing it with YAST seems to prevent things from breaking.
One of the silliest of all time.
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24·10 months agoMmm yes, a broken platform dealing in inane absolutes. Take me back to reddit why don’t you?
To each their own, but Ubuntu’s repos are a bit fuller than Debian’s.
I’m still convinced the Dell Refurbished website isn’t real. Like why do they even bother selling crappy Celeron and Pentium systems when this website exists?
As someone who frequents the laptop market, I’ll throw in my two-cents.
If you’re looking for value, don’t compromise on performance, buy refurbished.
While I’m certain it is definitely different from country to country, a refurbished laptop typically has more life to give in them.
I’d recommend business laptops, such as the Dell Latitudes or the Lenovo Thinkpads, but an M1 MacBook Air provides an absolutely shocking amount of performance for the price.
Checking sites like eBay or the pages of hardware resellers rather than big box stores is definitely where I’d go.
Saving this for later, that’s genius.
There used to be a Mozilla alternative, and then it got discontinued. :(
Electron 😎✨️
An app is an app, and my computer will take it all the same. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I second xfce. Stable, lightweight, easy to use, and modern (enough).
There’s a reason why chromebooks are so popular, and it’s not just the price.
It’s a highly optimized cloud focused immutable Linux distribution.
It’s not really that I dislike Snap, but the little petty war against Flatpak that Canonical has started is just an 'ick to me. Besides that, switching was a no brainer for me I like bleeding edge software, and I own an Intel Arc card, which benefits from the improvements found newer versions of Mesa.
I did the same thing, actually. 😅
Ubuntu drama, switched to Fedora
Red Hat drama, switched to OpenSUSE.
But now I have to learn everything because I’m still stuck on APT. I like Zypper and OPI, though. I just wish it wasn’t so freaking slow.
I always go LVM + BTRFS these days. I simply love the versatility.
EDIT: DO NOT DO THIS LMAO, JUST USE BTRFS, I AM SO STUPID