Firmware updates. Samsung doesn’t support Linux and so fwupd gets no security updates from them, fuck Samsung
No way, a social media full of artificial and robotic posts is very good for artificial and robotic robots writing artificial and robotic posts.
I don’t know, stuff on the repos can be broken sometimes on some distros, i recall firefox on fedora with the missing codecs, opensuse and their flaky distrobox (or podman?) implementation.
In my experience, repo versions of software is not totally consistent, even worse when compared to flatpak, if a flatpak breaks, it doesnt break on just ubuntu, or fedora, or arch; it breaks everywhere, and gets fixed everywhere too. Credit where credit is due, small utilities generally tend to have better experience when installed natively, like htop, fish, and some other small programs.
Maybe i’m just a dumb software progressive, but flatpak generally is much more reliable for me than native repo versions of software.
if you don’t find another solution, i have libreoffice installed via flatpak and this issue does not exist
On my kinoite computer i just create a fedora distrobox container, install qemu on it, and boot my vms off that, works quite well, no fiddling with the filesystem or systemd services
i think this is the most stupid product i have ever heard of. I can’t help but imagine the unholy latency of transferring files from “your computer” to an external storage.
i don’t, not at all, but still think elementaryOS looks beautiful! Like holy hell, even on their websites they manage to make their design look good!
jokes on them, i don’t own a computer
that’s one hell of a free burn
for me it looks like the icon is broken, if there’s no other warning i’m sure the volume is working fine
that is pitiful
kde plasma, it’s fast, it’s pretty, it’s handy, it has all the keyboard shortcuts.
hey! don’t be mean like that to my baby…
feel you, brother
this image is one of the shittiest photoshop jobs i’ve ever seen
i dont think so
very gaming indeed
In my country that would cost me 20 dollars, what an absurd!
it is… well not currently i think, but i remember in the first two years i got no firmware updates on linux, then, when i booted windows the update gave me some firmware updates