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That’s a good point, I actually have not. I came to that conclusion based on the reviews I’ve read.
That’s a good point, I actually have not. I came to that conclusion based on the reviews I’ve read.
I may have purchased that exact item from Amazon a few months ago. It is 100% worth saving up for a bit to purchase something this good. Debian stable is fully supported. It’s currently just my streaming client but it’s pretty powerful and sips power compared to off lease desktops or even laptops.
I’m all for progress, I hope it helps people, but I haven’t had any issues with my Nvidia card and my two monitors on Wayland.
Texas is a cult
Each application can have its own default download location. Reddit apps were particularly bad about that and it may have carried over into lemmy as well. But learning the settings for the software you want to use isn’t a terrible ask.
It works with windows 10 as well; it didn’t like a lot of the older pdfs that were in my documents; and it didn’t work offline. The last bit is probably the python dependencies trying to update themselves, but it doesn’t fail gracefully into a working state when the network isn’t available.
Moronic or bad faith argument. Why do you even try?
When using Graphene, is the camera app as good as the default Pixel OS? I seem to recall running the old AOSP, you didn’t get whatever secret sauce makes the Pixel phone’s camera so good.
I’ve been meaning to ask a graphene user, is the camera still as full featured and capable as the stock camera or does it lose the post processing that Google does?
The issue here, I’m sorry to say, is that your parents dropped the ball. They were the ones responsible for your health and the safety of your environment.