Graphene is custom developed specifically for the security hardware features of pixel phones

Except that there’s 40GB of pre-installed, unremovable garbage software

Gnome is the best of the full DEs for productivity, because it just doesn’t get in the way

Btrfs does not stand for butterFS lmao

I installed ubuntu 24.04 over my previous installation of 23.10 and had literally 0 issues, so I’m going to classify this as user error.

But systemd is modular. They make an offer and distro maintainers and admins get to choose which parts to use

I work in IT and endpoint management is among my tasks. Knowing the things we can do to smartphones that are controlled by our mdm is enough to where I would never agree to having thatopn my personal device. I even refused to get a company provided smartphone.

What the fuck? Are there really people who allow that?

There IS a plugin for zsh that does exactly that and I’ve been using it without issue for a few months now!
https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions

These adapters only exist for pcie 3.0 and m.2 slots for ssds have 4 lanes at best, so you should expect performance to be between thunderbolt 4 and a full x16 slot in a desktop, but it’s been working very reliably for me and is absolutely faster than the iGPU in my laptop. You do typically need a desktop power supply connected to the adapter though, but since it only needs to power the card, it’s fine to go with a lower power one.

I have 250Mbit/s in a really old building within a small to medium size town in Germany

I have a laptop with an easily accessible m.2 slot, which I use with an m.2 to pcie x16 adapter to connect an external desktop grapics card to game and run ai. apart from that, a diy nas running opensuse and a couple vms for dns, remote nas access, etc

This was actually funny

I just have them check for my wifi. If that’s what they’re connected to, then the nas is available. If not, then there’s no point trying to mount it. However, one day every month my nas pulls updates and shuts down afterwards, so that I need to boot it again when I get home from work. But my laptop boots just as fast as it normally does, even though it fails to connect to the nas.

Mod organizer has a linux install script on github that I’ve used without issues before. I play skyrim on Ubuntu 23.10 with well over 100 mods and it’s been largely just the same as on windows.

Write a systemd service, that’s how my computers mount my nas. you just need to have it run under your user instead of root or point it towards the right keys manually.

When it was first rolled out I thought there was an issue with my graphics card drivers, but I honestly really like it now

Check out ubuntu if you want something thats easy to install. It’s very popular, it’s based on Debian and it has corporate backing but no spyware

Welcome to the Linux community :)

They don’t even let you log in if your browser is set to block third party cookies. Fuck Microsoft.