good news is modern Linux has great support for printers

I recently purchased a 256 GB flash drive for $30. Apple is out of their gourd with their storage pricing

Nvidia GPUs work well on normal Linux distributions. Ubuntu, for example.

I for one welcome any progress for HDR in software. It’s still woefully behind on pretty much every platform. This is display technology invented 22 years ago that still doesn’t work properly in a million different cases. Actually smartphones have some of the best implementations for HDR right now, for some reason.

The OP is asking how to change the color of the button that’s hovered behind the cursor. But I also enjoy the inverted cursor.

That’s not possible. Hard things can’t bend like that.

I’ve had it on my Android TV for years

Unfortunately yes

https://youtu.be/d-IDmhsn25E

You’re getting scammed by your ISP. That’s a terrible value. I bet they have a monopoly in your area too.

Lol. I live in a small city that just got a fiber provider in the neighborhood. Their slowest plan is 500 Mbps up and down.

Chrome OS

Yes, you can run a downgraded version of it on your own pc.

I found discussions of this leak from August 2024. This is just bringing attention to it again.

If you only use Free Open Source software, you can!

Americans are have lived through so much. Two buildings were demolished.

High Definition video is still 720p

The HDMI forum has a death grip on proprietary code https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/02/hdmi-forum-to-amd-no-you-cant-make-an-open-source-hdmi-2-1-driver/

The hacker known as Linux has used HDMI to illegally steal movies. It will never be supported. You will never have HDMI 2.1, let alone 2.2

the wreath has a memory leak

modern app design and its consequences

yes