It’s one of my main criteria for my next personal laptop. I commute very frequently and travel between 2 homes, most of the time by bike and public transportation. I want to carry as light as possible.
I have a tablet but it’s nowhere near the flexibility of a Linux laptop.
Are there any other viable options?
I’ve had a really poor experience of Fedora and KDE. It really felt like third-class experience as they push so much for GNOME. Once you try a more desktop neutral or pro-KDE distributions you can’t go back to Fedora.
I’m really surprised to see so many people talking about ads. The only ones I see are the non-digital ones in the metro.
I wish there was a fingerprint unlocking option in Garmin tap-to-pay instead of the 4-digit code that everybody can see clearly
I am missing the point of the Moments button (as designed by them) to be honest.
I don’t understand why Arch is associated with troubles. It was more complicated to fix my issues with Fedora and I don’t like Ubuntu default choices. Having the desktop that I like is much easier with Arch and its derivatives.
So you have an example? It never happened to me the last 7 years.
You should probably check Comaps instead of Organic Maps.
That’s typically the kind of videos I will never watch. The thumbnail is ridiculous (as per YouTube’s guidelines), the title is vague and clickbait. For those who did, what made you click?
PS: thanks OP for adding details
I still miss Mandrake
Manjaro is awesome. The hate is not deserved and as you said, everything just works perfectly.
I have both and I like them almost equally.
My system I installed 10 years ago is unusuable now?
The Fedora propaganda is getting annoying.
They are using automatic dubbing by default here in France! I was horrified the first time.
I don’t even know myself because I installed it via YunoHost
As cardfire said, I just have to take my debit/credit card from where it’s usually stored. I have never lost or damadeged my phone since I got one in 98, that’s more than an hedge case.
And I can also buy on the internet without needing physical access to my cards.
The only use case for physical cards is unfortunately gas stations. So 6 times a year in average I need them.
I don’t understand how one can accidentally paste with the middle-click, but I can see in this thread that it happens. I was very much against this change but now I need to see stats. Are there any?