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Suse? No evil dipshits and on par with RHEL, at least how far i can see
Suse? No evil dipshits and on par with RHEL, at least how far i can see
Their numbers from that category are from 2018, wild article in my opinion, wouldn’t have to be too hard to have more up-to-date numbers.
My thoughts exactly, Garuda looks out of the box like a install i’m done with and have to redo.
But to each their own, i’m not judging, i was young not too long ago.
Wait, what are the things Debian and Arch are alike?
Not being held hostage by one US company should be a priority by much more countries
Well think again, Germany invests in open source.
The fund will rise with the savings for sure
As the result of a change in the city’s government, to leave LiMux and at the time, critics of the decision blamed the mayor and deputy mayor and cast a suspicious eye on the US software giant’s decision to move its headquarters to Munich.
Just a coincidence.
Obviously not impossible, just the best reason for open source software
Holy, thank you, will try it soon
Not at all, but i’m using AMD, it’s plug and play
Why not both?
Common OpenSUSE W, only ticked HDR in screen settings and everything worked
Wow that’s 1337
For accessibility maybe
Maybe one day we have the technology for a second button. You should’ve tipped the programmer
Or should the customer get the tip for doing the work running around with an order? That’s a question for the future.
If tipping is mandatory, it isn’t tipping anymore.
Enjoy what you get and get lost. If you can’t handle not getting extra money, go for a good job, where doing the bare minimum of your job also won’t get you extra money, surprisingly.
For a quick question yes, but if you try to search a solution for a problem it’s actual hell, 1000s of BS messages and countless other problems just thrown in one timeline.
You can either search through it for hours or ask the question which was answered 10 times before.
It’s as inefficient as it gets
They re-enable some things, restoring support would’ve been fixing it up if something breaks.
Is it just me or does the headline not fit the article