Yeah, it’s definitely better now then it was before believe it or not. I honestly just avoid them at all cost even on windows. I hate games that ship their own launcher even though I bought it on steam

Komikku

NixOS! I can’t for the life of me figure this shit out. It just won’t click for me but I get the advantages so I wanna use it so bad

Kitty is great

honestly I just use what come with the DE but if I’m not using a DE then I’ll install kitty

I do actually. Not any time soon tho

Thinkpads are usually really good with linux support. I don’t know about the new ones tho. I always see people post about their T420 or older

Ye, I used it once and didn’t like it cause it was green by default. I was still in middle school. Anyways I’ve only heard good things from opensuse

I said I don’t care about world domination. I do care about it getting up tho

I don’t care about linux taking over the world or anything but I just want the market share high enough so companies will port their shit over

thank

I like it. Def more useful

I think you’re the only one still on twitter

idk who was dumb enough to upvote this but NTFS hasn’t been great. That’s why they’re making a replacement called reFS

package manger

current technology

How do I tell microsoft this isn’t new

Very slow, still needs defragmented, proprietary, (I know a lot of people don’t care about that but also a lot feel that proprietary software is malware) and is so unbelievably slow on hard drives. I know I said slow twice but god damn on a hard drive it’s rough. I know just get an SSD but I have a 2TB hard drive I keep my games on. It used to be on NTFS so I could dual-boot and not download a game twice but once I left windows I put ext4 on it and it helps a bit.

Got gnome running on this chromebook with 1GB of ram. Had to set up ZRAM and it was fine. Well as fine as Fedora linux can run on a 1GB chromebook

This might sound ignorant but that’s cause I am. Why doesn’t windows just use ext4, btrfs, XFS, or something open source. They wouldn’t have to worry about developing it so it’d be a load off their chest and they could get really good features that even NTFS doesn’t have. Well maybe not with ext4 but with btrfs

100%

I like btrfs cause of transparent compression but I’m pretty sure other filesystems like ZFS have that too