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It’s definitely ridiculously expensive.
It’s definitely ridiculously expensive.
I use an Nvidia laptop, and none of the issues I have with Wayland are from the GPU.
What about a graphical installer and package manager frontend?
It’s just a mob mentality at this point.
Kids want to fit in with what others kids are doing, so once it becomes cool to hate on manjaro, that’s what the children will do. Without question.
It’s definitely nowhere near 75%.
Maybe 75% of people talking about computer operating systems, sure.
Yikes.
Building everything from scratch is one thing.
Maintaining it is completely different.
Isn’t that what file system permissions are for?
I think you’re projecting your tribalistic tendencies onto literally everyone else on the planet.
Yeah, but I don’t think communism is a bulletproof solution either. Both systems have their strengths and weaknesses.
The real issue is that people think the disparity in wealth should grow instead of shrink.
I’m a fan of pragmatism: real solutions to real problems.
Maybe it’s just me, but if you’re doing something technical enough to require commercial support, shouldn’t you have a competent IT team that doesn’t need it?
Just seems weird to pay additional money for technical support of your OS when teams using Debian don’t have to. Are they just more competent on average than teams using Red Hat?
they’re hardly dead…
It’s a matter of perspective. Just like how microsoft is dead for a lot of us because we don’t use their products, the same can be said about IBM and red hat.
Eh. Not sure why people would go with red hat over debian these days.
Major shoutout to sqlite here.
Fantastic program, probably better because it is helmed by a dev with ridiculously high standards who doesn’t compromise with what others want.
Gnome3 devs prioritize what makes their jobs easier over what makes user experiences better.
I recommend switching to KDE if you want a DE with more features.
Good for software that isn’t available any other way.
I never use flatpaks if something is available in the Manjaro repository or AUR.
Love KDE. Hope they maintain their position as the ‘swiss-army knife’ of DEs.
Usually, yes.
A great way to breath new life into old hardware is to install Linux.
Dang, looks like you got got.