The work around it you set your networks to metered, it won’t install updates.
Then in updates menu you hit pause updates then unpause updates, it will check for all app updates and show you a list with “download and install” button next to each. You choose the ones you want.
With non metered networks, it will just force them all on you with no granularity
Yeah,SUSE too. There’s even some that just offer Linux help regardless of distro
Because its a phone number substitution set. You type by the letters on the dial pad but if fills in numbers for the phone number.
Would launching it after setting up pyenv work?
I had to do a pyenv for an llm to run.
Most windows users aren’t distro hoppers, they just want an os to get their google search working. I would suspect that many EOL windows users might just stick with it, unless they are a gamer.
My take: I heard about it about 2 years ago, either on here or reddit. A user recommended it, so I tried it out.
It’s good, has a clean aesthetic and a simple switcher to alter how GNOME actually looks. Perfect for a new User to tryout the Windows Menu look, or more of a GNOME dash, or whatever the other two options were.
Seemed solid and user friendly. Everything worked out of the box.
And they figured out funding: present a price, allow downloader to choose the price , or offer more, or type in 0.
Mainly I’m still waiting for their admin Grid product to manage multiple machines from a central location.
They customized Gnome, apparently Gnome is very customizable on the back end that most people don’t get into.
Yeah not sure, and tumbleweed is “versioned” in a way you get a discrete/prescribed set of updates when the dated build is ready…you can always update packages out of sync with the distribution upgrade I guess
Or rolling like Tumbleweed
This. I like GNOME because of clean uncluttered single app use, but KDE gives you a ton of customization without learning GNOMES backend customization. Why we fight over which is better is a waste of time.
While 2 drives is better, you can safely dual boot on one drive by making 2 EFI boot partitions. Install Linux on its own EFI and the probe foreign OS will find windows and add it as a chain loading entry. Set UEFI to boot from Linux partition. Windows will ignore the 2nd EFI and only mess with it’s own.
If windows promts to add a drive letter on first boot (to the new efi and Linux partitions) just decline and choose the option to ignore in the future.
Are you new to this world? Or just a youngling? While Wii wasn’t a high power console, it exploded from easy of pickup and play games, and a good set of add on devices to expand its use. I.e. for lightsabre games or bowling it had a Gyros plugin to install into the wand controller so it couldcalculates rotations in space. The balance board was used for tracking your weight from things like step workout, or you could use it for ski games, or balance challenges. You could add traditional style controllers to play something like SuoerMario, or steering wheel to pop the controller into and hold the wheel in the air in front of you to drive,
Yeah I put Linux on the Wii. It ran ICEwm. Very slow using a browser due to only 100MB of RAM and writing to the SD card. Acceptable performance as headless Linux, but the kernel couldn’t install cifs (due to kernel size restriction) or some other tools
It’s like what I thought Iron Harvest was going to be.
Yeah, I should have expanded my thought. They use open source, but it is a paid proprietary system, I mentioned it as there is linux or windows offering but people choose what they know; Which is windows. But if you can get corporations on Linux (even non-opensource) it lends legitimacy for when other businesses look for an OS choice, which then can help Foss app adoption
Yeah LDAP, Kerberos, SSO and other systems are available on Linux. Biggest thing seems to be peoples reliance on MS office document compatibility, so even though the libre/open office type products can supplant that, it is a tough sell when your vendor or customer wants MS word as a requirement of doing business together.
We sell PDM/PLM systems, some people choose the Linux version for their enterprise, many choose the MS windows version, because its just what people know about.
I think Linux on steamdeck might usher in a new generations of people that know about Linux and want to try it in the wok environment.
The company we sell software for uses way too many acronyms. They also send out training registry emails, and I think nobody signs up because they don’t know what the acronym is referring to.
I.e Email:
Dear BlahBlah, Register for our DLMX webinar focused in FOH. There’s new LMT coming this year.
Me: Delete
I switched from x to Wayland eaely/mid last year, prior to that there were quirks. But now: no screen tearing, no nvidia issues when using their driver, steam games play instead of black screen.
The bonus is security.
People patented how to get jpegs of your camera to your PC by file transfer. Trolls in my opinion.
Because a CEO hears MS or googles release statements and assumes that good stuff and tells next level down to implement a plan. They are mandated to do something and so start grasping for junk. And force it on lower levels.