100% yes.

I’m willing to buy one if:

• Main screen will be harder than LVL 2-3
• Have better battery life
• Cheaper

Yeah you’re right. Actually I was just thinking about this streaming space and perhaps switching away from Spotify, over to Tidal but probably it wouldn’t make a big difference to the respected artists I’m listening to.

As far as I recall. YT Music pays even less than Spotify does unfortunately.

Win 10 Iot saves your day, for now…

It’s supported until 2032

How do you know which accounts are bots?

Probably yeah

Glad to help ^^

Here you go: https://data.lemmyverse.net/data/instance.min.json

Totally agreed. It was a chore setting up gpu switching in my Nvidia + AMD igpu laptop. There were times where a gold rated game didn’t work or was basically unplayable for me (Teardown, but it’s working now). Haven’t found a just werks autohotkey script (needed for Danganronpa, played on Win instead bc of it). Bluetooth connectivity has it’s quirks, etc. These small things add up, so yeah Linux still needs a lot of ironing for me to recommend it beyond web browsing.

I’m stuck in a family plan with 4 of my friends + a friend’s sister. I’m open to getting a Family Tidal Hifi Plus, but I’m not so sure, if all of them are willing to change for a higher tier and using a different servicr.

Those are some chad/stacy looking molds tho. Did they gymaxx?

Yeah you’re right. I’ve download git-lfs and it probably works now. Thank you for your help!

Absolutely right, I have only used git clone. Thank you for showing git-lfs, never heard of it before.

$ file coa-aio-newton.ova
coa-aio-newton.ova: ASCII text
$ tar -tf coa-aio-newton.ova
tar: This does not look like a tar archive
tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors

Hmm interesting. Nevermind I have unpacked the ova file and exported the vmdk and ovf back to Linux. Thank you for your observation tho!

Yes these were the conclusions that I have gathered from the wise web, but then why does it work flawlessly on Windows?

This is the file (My uni uses this repo as a VM) https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Preparing-for-the-Certified-OpenStack-Administrator-Exam

In some way, yes. Personally I like the Material You design, but it became worse in other areas tho. Google slowly pulls a bunch of functionality out of the AOSP codebase, which is a total L move.

Unfortunately you can’t make an Ubuntu system into an Arch based one. Both of these use totally different package managers, but I’ve heard about a distro which lets you use apt (ubuntu, debian), dnf (fedora), pacman (arch) package managers in one place, but haven’t checked it out.

Try out an encrypted desktop on a VM if you can. Apparently you will need to remember 1 additional password whenever you wish to use that encrypted storage, but it’s totally valid if you need an encryption.

Creating a DE by yourself sounds like a madman task (especially if it’s not based on an extising one) but I’m rooting for you! You can also help an existing DE on their respected repository.

Why did this post get downvotes? Is it because of the URL title?

Your reasoning is understandable if itching out every mb of RAM space is a high priority, but fortunately hardware has improved well enough to use more bloated systems (not windows levels) for easier daily use.