Except we’ll have to keep using it because the rest of our families and friends are going to still be on there or pester us about why we aren’t there with them to share photos of your sister-in-law’s baby photos and videos and your aunt Tammy’s vacation photos.
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You don’t want ideology to be mixed with a social networking service. It can get problematic. Maybe it hasn’t yet for you. But it might. So might as well switch now to something neutral.
I put Ubuntu on mine with the vanilla Gnome desktop. (Not Ubuntu’s modified one) And it’s working so great! It’s an OG Surface Pro 1.
It’s actually made on site. All you need is water and electricity. There was a pilot program in Québec city for the Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell car and it was generated right on site.
The best answer is always Ubuntu (Mint or Kubuntu). They just work. And they’re and they’re récent enough without running into problems. They have high compatibility and they have a lot of quality of life improvements.
Why is hydrogen a step back?
Not an SUV or a crossover. I want a compact car like a Civic or a Corolla. Like a VW e-Golf, or the Ford Focus EV, but that’s as affordable as a standard compact car with a good range.
Hydrogen fuel cells would be a great alternative to electric batteries, and you can refuel in minutes. Or if you’re worried about the hydrogen, how about solid state batteries that allow fast charging to 80% in minutes and are much safer? What’s the hold up? Are they just trying to get rid of their existing battery stock?
I just want an electric version of a Honda fit…
Look up France-Élaine Duranceau, minister of housing in Québec, Canada. Another fine example.
That and European countries wanting digital sovereignty.
I’m so glad we got to a point where “it just works”*
*Some technical knowledge required, but still.
I mean, why not take their money? One buck in my pocket is one buck less in republican party / Trump donations.
Yeah, but don’t they tend to incorporate any apps in the GNOME desktop if they deem it worthy? Or think that it’ll improve the experience, or compete against other desktops like Mac or Windows?
Huh??? Are they going to bring AI to the Gnome desktop ? Because that’s exactly what I was running from.
Awesomesauce! Thank you!
Plus I like how they have the Homebrew packaging system to install pretty much anything you need.
Windows has something similar with chocolatey but it’s just not as complete. It’s not *nix apps either.
I’d reverse Windows and Mac. Mac is sleek, smooth, pleasant, well integrated, solid, stable, and has a good shell. They have great machines with great specs and are well built. They also take some learning to become efficient with.
Windows on the other hand, is cheap, buggy, ugly, unstable, comes pre-packaged with flashy junk, breaks easily, any child can use it and then break it.
What’s the fork?
Maybe due to students going back to schoool.