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This isn’t so far off from the Greek myth of echo if memory serves.

Everyone loses out.

Soon enough, If you defeat or try to defeat the government surveillance system, it will probably be against the law

They can promise to form a group of engineers that will work to fix the issue and then a year or so afterwards they will just fire those engineers… Like they did the last time something like this happened.

Not a direct answer to your question but the first step in replacing a lawn with a garden the nodig way is to cover the grass with something like cardboard and then cover the cardboard with as much as 12 inches of woodchips.

You can get the woodchips for free most of the time as arborists need places to dump. Try to be careful of the type of tree however as some trees have a higher activity than others.

It shall be called “Bottom’s Dream” because it hath no bottom.

Does it tho?

Not if they are the same sku

Its code for more horse armour and online services that they can milk for years

Please explain how more ram can cause a greater bottleneck then less ram of the same sku

I would compile 2 versions of LibreWolf from source at the same time man

I’ve been using Linux with various GPUs (AMD, nvidia, and integrated) and various distros since 2008 and I’ve never had this issue.

I worked in a place that built and maintained computers with Linux installed and again never seen the issue you describe.

The hardest time I ever had whit a GPU was back when I was using Ubuntu on an AMD card back in 2008. And the hardest thing then was figuring out what repo to use as newb.

Builds with an integrated GPU in the CPU with a different dedicated GPU used to be difficult until bumblebee came about and now they couldn’t be easier.

It is true that people might have to read error messages every now and then, but in the open source community, error message make sense and you can research them entirely yourself.

I don’t doubt that you are having an issues, it may be something as simple as your hardware is too new for the distro release you have installed and you should update. However, to say that everyone will have some weird issue is wrong.

I’ve convinced about 5 friends and neighbors (one over 70) to switch to Linux in the past 2 years. All I did was provide install media and help them boot to it. They figured the rest out and didn’t have issues either.

You got an abnormal issue, and I would help you troubleshoot if you’d like.

Nvidia hasn’t been an issue for like 10 years.

It’s super easy to install either the open or proprietary nvidia drivers on most distros nowadays.

And KDE with Wayland works great on nvidia GPUs.

Some prebuilts allow you to skip the OS or the drive altogether and save money

Save about $100 and your sanity by using Linux over Windows

Fair

AI is what ever a capitalist says it is.