Served in the Krogan uprisings. Now I run a podcast

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  • I have an ecovacs deebot n79S and it just uses a remote. You put it on auto and let it do its thing. The pathfinding isn’t great but it does the job and you can manually control it if needs be. There is an option for connecting an app but thats not happening. As long as it comes with a remote you should be good.

    I should also add that its easy to clean and pop the front wheel and rear brush out as well as the 2 spinning brushes. The dust compartment slides out easily too.

    We have had it for about 2 years so far and it still runs fine.









  • JoeKrogan@lemmy.worldtoLinux@lemmy.mlIs Ubuntu deserving the hate?
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    11 months ago

    I used to use Ubuntu before unity and switched to Debian 👑 in 2012. I still have to use Ubuntu for work and I just get on with it. It could be worse… I could have to use windows.

    Anyway my main gripes with Ubuntu are snaps and how they keep swapping packages in apt to be installed as snaps .

    I dont hate it, its a tool and in most cases I can use it and there is no problem if not there are other options.





  • I think it is , you had to learn how to use windows and you can learn how to use a Linux distro, I recommend Ubuntu or fedora with KDE, most of the concepts for your day to day should be similar with small subtle changes.

    Your browser will still function the same . you will have a home directory with subdirectories for all your files. Kind of like my computer on windows.

    The main thing is to mentally understand that it is not windows , just like iOS is not android.

    If you can’t find a replacement or Linux version of a program there is a windows compatibility layer called WINE that can be used but that is a topic for another day.

    There are things call live CDs or live USBs that let you try the OS without installing it. It runs off a USB or CD.

    There are always people willing to land a hand online if you do have an issue.

    If you do end up using it for a long time you will learn more about computers just from your day to day use of Linux as it doesnt hide stuff from you.

    Anyway best of luck to you whatever you decide to do.


  • I think it is , you had to learn how to use windows and you can learn how to use a Linux distro, I recommend Ubuntu or fedora with KDE, most of the concepts for your day to day should be similar with small subtle changes.

    Your browser will still function the same . you will have a home directory with subdirectories for all your files. Kind of like my computer on windows.

    The main thing is to mentally understand that it is not windows , just like iOS is not android.

    If you can’t find a replacement or Linux version of a program there is a windows compatibility layer called WINE that can be used but that is a topic for another day.

    There are things call live CDs or live USBs that let you try the OS without installing it. It runs off a USB or CD.

    There are always people willing to land a hand online if you do have an issue.

    If you do end up using it for a long time you will learn more about computers just from your day to day use of Linux as it doesnt hide stuff from you.

    Anyway best of luck to you whatever you decide to do.