What’s in your service file? May be you entered some parameters wrong

Would you recommend the LCD model over the OLED model?

Yeah I had an MSI gaming laptop that had a lot of proprietary stuff that was a pain to setup. Everything from display brightness to volume to internet to keyboard lights to headphone jack took special workarounds to setup. This was in 2018 and Ubuntu 18.04. Then 19.04 rolled out, and I didn’t have to do the speaker workaround anymore. 19.10 rolled out, and i didn’t have to do the keyboard lights workaround. This way, little by little, every Linux kernel upgrade added one or another of the components, and after a couple of years, everything on that laptop worked out of the box. That’s when I was truly impressed by Linux.

You should start your defense saying the same thing.

I’m not talking about pulling more people. I’m talking about my issue as an existing and looooong term user of Firefox. I started using a very low end phone recently, and Firefox vs Chrome on it is night and day difference. I don’t notice it on my galaxy phone, but on low end devices it’s torturous.

I only need Firefox to load pages faster than Chrome

Yeah but have you had these new ads for 4 years?

Windows is friendly to its users as long as they trust everything to windows, and do not want to change anything about their system.

What would nvidia gain by making people not develop noveau? Genuinely curious.

Wasn’t there news that there’s a new drug like ozempic that doesn’t 90% of the job at a vastly cheaper price?

Hope you requested before you pulled

Not enough fingers

That makes sense, thanks

Interesting, thank you!

This is interesting, thank you!

Thanks. Yeah, I wasn’t looking for python based frameworks, but rather other languages that are at least somewhat similar and easier to learn/transition to.

Yeah it seems like such an obvious feature. May be there was one and the OOP didn’t enable that.

Good to know, thanks for the info.

Wish it one day becomes viable, but it’s really hard for a phone os to compete with ios and android. So many have tried and failed.

Personally I prefer a rolling release or at least a bleeding edge distro, so nobara works great for me. If your laptop or computer has any latest components that are not already supported in the lts kernel, then you can try nobara, but if not, you can use mint with no issues. I would even say mint is the best starting point to Linux coming from Windows. It has all necessary things configured and ready to go, including automatic backups of the system for recovery purposes.