My question is, what does your DE have to do with your distro? Pick a distro that works on any DE
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AFAIK he was standing right next to an MRLS shooting at the Ukrainian forces, and the Ukrainian forces shot back.
Joke is on you, my distro doesn't allow me to install from tarball because everything is installed into the Nix store
Yes, my laptop is ten years old. It doesn't support nvme and its HDD is dying. I need a new one. I'm not going to throw money on a 5000 series Intel laptop with a GPU that has been out of order for five years.
It can't handle AV1 decode even in software. It supports 4K, but not actually fast enough to play back videos in this resolution.
The HDMI port is half broken. Even if I upgraded the other parts, I'm not going to solder a new port.
I also want to support Framework and their goal of repairable and upgradable laptops
That's why the long term solution is not using Ubuntu
This is not true, I desnapped my Ubuntu and pinned Firefox to use the repo. You can do that for any software to force Ubuntu not to install snap.
That's the problem with the Ubuntu model. I'm using stable Wine with other unstable packages in NixOS because I can. I don't have to choose a version, since dependencies are not installed globally
I want my framework laptop, and I'm considering waiting for a faster RDNA 3 mobile chip. They are currently all powered limited rx 7600 chips
No, fuck red hat, use something else.
Using snap is your own fault. I only use it for command line applications. You use some ancient Ubuntu 20 LTS...
NixOS doesn't lose in features to Mac, and the store is actually larger, there are only like 10K apps for Mac
NixOS is very different, it will make you stop wanting to hop