Steve with GN Considering Linux (www.youtube.com)
@26:07 he says as a business he’s considering Linux on his computers because of Windows privacy violations. It’s great to hear someone with such a wide audience talking about using Linux.
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@26:07 he says as a business he’s considering Linux on his computers because of Windows privacy violations. It’s great to hear someone with such a wide audience talking about using Linux.
Any ideas on a modern up-to-date addon for streaming shows like Real House Wives? Seren and Asgard show no sources. I need to satisfy my wife so I can finally take my smart TV offline.
People are editing OSM to be able to get their Pokémon and others are changing OSM to mess with people so they can’t get them
I’m looking for an article I either read or heard about during a podcast fairly recently. It stated someone’s kid on vacation visited home, used their parents car, connected their phone to the infotainment system, and since it had access to their phone’s data was able to see who the kid was and increased the parents car...
Where would I look for a list of what network chips are supported in any given kernel? I’m looking to build my first computer designed from the ground up for Linux and want to be sure that the Ethernet port and WiFi chip will work without needing to do anything special.
I tried using Waydroid on Linux Mint (Edge) only to have it not work and realized that it requires Wayland, and Mint uses X11. So I used VirtualBox to install Fedora 40 Gnome which does use Wayland....
Took a few years but the time has come. I don’t see any reference to the noise levels. I hope there’s still a quiet version
This might be a stretch but it’s still a game. Does anyone know of a bike trainer program (hopefully at least half decent) that runs natively on Linux? I’ve tried getting Zwift to work through Lutris but have been unsuccessful.
The Lawnchair launcher finally got an update after years of nothing. It was just a nightly update but at least some movement is happening.
With the latest Droid-ify update (0.6.2) they added “always run in the background” as an option. What benefit would I gain if I allowed this? I never thought I had a problem without it and now every time I open the app a notification pops up that requires me to hit allow or deny to move on. I can’t find a way to disable...