Revenue is a useless metric. What’s the profit?

Or they could offer annual subscriptions?

securely exchange information

Uh-huh, and who is in charge of what information is exchanged? The AI?

Link is dead

I am not exaggerating one bit:

Wish I could believe you but I honestly don’t believe anyone who says this anymore.

it’s a direct drive steering wheel

Yeah, probably none of that is going to work without lots of tinkering.

I also run a Quest2 for VR through Virtual Desktop

VR is also notoriously problematic in Linux.

Would a dual boot be viable until I can be sure everything is working?

Not really necessary, that’s what live boot disks are for (basically booting from a USB drive). To test if things work.

Why publicly criticize a distro based on a guess that its users are unwilling to use what it offers?

Because expecting users to manually add shit after the fact to make the OS functional is dumb.

I don’t know what that is.

BTW

I agree. However, I will say, in my experience, if you want to use it exclusively as a gaming PC and exclusively with Steam, and without any sim peripherals, and without some competitive online multiplayer games, it works extremely well, and without any hassle.

I had the same problem but it worked out of the box with Mint.

this is the exact thing Microsoft would do and why people would choose onlyoffice instead.

Because they’re not Microsoft? And they’re not malicious liars?

Asahi = Fedora? 🤔

How does he do that!?

They’re basically copying Samsung (and the auto industry) and switching to using the year of the release instead of iterative naming schemes.

You don’t, it’s just more convenient.

If you have the time to commit thousands of commands to memory, I’m sure it is. Most of us are just trying to get shit done.

according to the windows people, it’s the same thing there

It is very much not. I used Windows for 30 years and never touched the terminal.

Look up “how to do x on Windows/Mac” and you’ll get “click here, click there”.

Look up “how to do x on Linux” and you’ll get fed a bunch of random letters to type into a literal black box, at which point you get returned a generic error and have to go back to the drawing board over and over for hours.

Maybe when you don’t need to do everything in the terminal.

I guess thats pretty different

Is this different from Tails?

As the name suggests, it helps manage metadata for data.

I don’t mean to be rude but this is like the most generic description possible. What kind of data? What kind of metadata? “Manage” it how?

I didn’t even realize there was such a thing…

When using a very recent AMD discrete GPU that is not yet well supported by recent versions of Linux distributions, AMD recommends the most recent release of Radeon™ Software for Linux®.