oh my god. yes, i hate this awful ad too. but i cant try something like this because its a leased car :(
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Linux@lemmy.ml•GNOME 51 Released With Improved Frame Scheduling, Many App Improvements
2·2 months agoid loce to like cosmic, but my daily driver is a tablet like pc and while im not using the touch screen during my daily workflow, but there are some use cases where i need it. cosmic hasnt supported it as good as gnome.
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Buy European@feddit.uk•Cachyos is a gaming linux distro made in Germany🇩🇪English
4·2 months agodisagree. while KDE has a Tablet mode it still depends on the device. Gnome with a few Extensions is far superior as a tablet imo. „TouchUp“ and „Gjs OSK“ are needed. With those installed, gnome will feel like a tablet and be easier to navigate than KDE. Especially if you want to switch on the fly between touch navigation and mouse/keyboard
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Expanding my laptops HDD capacityEnglish
125·2 months agothis is cursed and i love it
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux distro for remote access via Citrix and RDP?
1·2 months agoyeah, i missunderstood your needs.
citrix works just fine. used it on different distros in the last 2 years. the only issues i had where multiple desktop with different resolutions with gnome. the upper side of the monitors had to align in order to render the citrix desktop correctly. no idea if thats still an issue and if it happens only with gnome.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux distro for remote access via Citrix and RDP?
4·2 months agoremmina is a good option for rdp sessions and citrix runs just fine on fedora and debian with official clients.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Router recommendation for newbieEnglish
4·3 months agoipfire is a good alternative to opensense because its simpler to use imo.
Received the new jolla phone 2 during october and loving it so far. Is it perfect? No. Is it for everyone? No. But its refreshig to own a phone that feels like you own it instead of being a product.