give me one good reason i should use pop_os if it isn't for their bespoke software
give me one good reason i should use pop_os if it isn't for their bespoke software
M
Hthe name is kinda funny
OI will give you none. I have never touched PopOS nor would I care to proselytize someone's OS choice.
Pthat it compiles against the same ABI as regular C is not much of a selling point to me
KI know it can work on Linux in general, don't know about Fedora/Bazzite specifically. But you can get a normal usb-c dock w/ HDMI for about $30 easily enough as opposed to using an odd protocol.
Mtho I'm sure they not gonna even try to ship cosmic DE as default to their laptop for at least another 2 years
Pit's still reasonable to expect that they would ship it by default at some point in the near future
Pthere's basically no reason to use their distro if they don't provide something unique like this
Duhonestly if i could extend the cable to my steam deck dock to reach my. macbook then I wouldn't have bothered with the Anker
Mbut can they do nvidia wayland yet
Jindeed, more over considering how slowly they launch updates
Htbh their gnome configuration is pretty cool even if a little janky
Hbut im pretty sure you can replicate it elsewhere
Pi don't think basing every decision on default dans is exactly the right move
Pmint users are default dans to me
Pno they drive complacency
Hit's definitely not a feature considering X11 doesn't support variable refresh rate and multimonitor setups lol
Jand its getting taken out from many desktop*
Pman if X didn't cause more issues than it was worth then we wouldn't be getting rid of it
M1 in 5 linux user have multi monitor setup according to steam report so that's a lot
JI found some people still working on it, I though it was yk, death
Pand i argue that we dig too deep for those reasons, all mint really needs to do to capture default dans is install on their PC and also show them cat gifs
Jand stop basing on ubuntu and go completely to debian base only* having the fork, of a fork, of a fork
MRecovery partition is a great idea.
Actual company for support for those who bought hardware through them
Not afraid to do different things.
Actual company for support for those who bought hardware through them
Not afraid to do different things.
Precovery partition is :shrug: but makes sense for a hardware vendor ig
Pactual company for support is uhhhh... great. they need to handle returns somehow.
Pnot afraid to do different things????
Pwhat do they do that's so different
Hrecovery partition is honestly pretty nice given linux tends to just explode spontaneously
MMbut I still like the auto-tiling
Vngl I have not had linux explode spontaneously
Mprobably the reason keep me interested in cosmic de
Pcrush stop gaslighting everyone you meet
VBazzite is real
Pof course you have, you just haven't noticed yet :smirk:
Hthe frog is being exploded slowly
KThat's a lie, we know you're actually Linus Sebastian.
MI would run one of my monitors at 144hz
VI'm canadian and don't know how to install steam
Poh no... i hope some random frog didn't get hit by my explode-inator-inator...
Pthat tracks
Mbut I think the cable is dying because it likes to flicker and has some snow at 144hz
Mbut works just fine at 60hz
VIt's a shame you can't do this in Linux :/
Pthat's why i be spending $50 on a displayport cable every damn time 
MIt is a displayport cable
Pdid you pay more than $15 for it
Mbut a mouse ate partially through the outer casing
Pbruh
