because Ubuntu has been fantastic for a long time now

oh i didn’t know Mint supported ZFS and nvidia wayland install etc?

the ubuntu installer has always been the key difference for me specially with zfs and multi-monitor/fractional scaling/nvidia setups that it has configured well over the years where other installers leave you with a lot still to do

it’s very easy to make those changes to ubuntu, but i guess for a new user it might be a significant barrier

they ergonomically have 3 different niches although laptop can also be desktop

a bunch of progressive sounding MBAs smearing google money on their careers

writers play Starfield on their break?

this guys says it’s all good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9f4B8uIPqcE

mine is an asus e210ma with a samsung nvme added, it’s great

some things only work properly using Flatpak - Steam/CS:GO and Shotcut video editor, other things don’t work well at all - VSCodium so it depends i guess. i use Arch/Gnome/AMD gpu

LineageOS dude, still running on it, still being updated

on my very old s4 mini android phone Brave works better than any other browser by far.

i do not use Brave anywhere else :)

choline deficiency

heard of cauliflower and brocolli my bro?

thanks to the archinstall tool it’s very easy to install arch the way you want to

it’s much lighter than Manjaro and has been very stable for me

chromium, or maybe brave on old phones

Mastodon interoperability for me too

me too. ZFS is amazing

So Linux is actually 7% desktop share.

Awesome!

NAS, backups, matrix, home assistant, gitea, etc

I’m not sure the front end needs a serious overhaul as it’s following a similar utilitarian, maybe brutalist, style of other generic forum sites it was created to replace.

Maybe we can copy the functionality of the current site using plain tailwind and daisy markup as far as possible but remembering to include accessibility, semantic markup, etc from the first iterations.