My bad, I meant their consumer grade stuff.

I would generally agree with you on their cloud/server solutions. However, I do think AWS will get there some day.

Microsoft is almost good as dead. These days, Linux takes just as much maintenance as XP used to. They’ve got maybe 5 years left until laptops start shipping with alternatives to Windows. My bet is it’s going to be SteamOS.

I just installed Manjaro on my daily driver over the weekend. My entire steam library just works. My dev tools all work(better) on Linux, and free office is nice and familiar. Fuck widows.

Huh, it’s also tagged as such. But my God is it vapid.

The way I see it, $HOME is for things I made. So I use ~/bin for my scripts

My point is if you’re paying anyone, it should be the maintainers and members of an open source project. But I’ve seen people host many other high bandwidth things for free so who knows.

Technically literate people could host the relays.

1. better computer literacy is always better
2. mas adoption -> more contributing -> more features like “share with friends”

Closing correctly means the program stops NOW

I think we can all agree Hitler goes to hell, but what I never understood is how my friends could go to hell because they swore or disrespected there mother

More evangelicals should be this loving, they should be sacrificing themselves more often.

You’ve angered the Emacs gods 😨

GUIs are just terminal wrappers. Idk what to tell you, man

XRDP is fine when you get it working, but yeah there’s a little bit of setup involved

I like using No Machine

From what I’ve seen while Linux support is okay for the Surface line, it’s just not there yet to make sense as an “upgrade” power management and wireless still need some work if I recall correctly.

You gremlin lmao

If there’s anything more toxic than a bunch of Linux users, it’s a bunch of Linux users on Lemmy. Calm down and go read the change log fussy bastards.

Not exactly what you’re looking for, but I like using proxmox

Personally, I’ve found the most supported software from Linux mint