James Kirk
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Is Fedora “bad” for gaming? How so? I have steam installed and a couple of games but, granted, I don’t game much these days! Would like to know more as I kind of have settled for Fedora
You can go with your wife, you know?
Yeah that’s what I thought, thanks for the answer!
I didn’t mean a second hand Fairphone, I mean a second hand whatever phone.
To a “newbie”, what does this mean? I transitioned to Linux full time less than a year ago and settled with KDE. Will this affect me in any way?
Even better, for you, and for the planet, is to buy second hand.
Option 2. It’s the most robust. You’ll never lose it (provided you have the redundancy), you can use it offline, you can transfer it using a USB pen, it’s available in all platforms, including web. I’ve been using this for 8+ years, on my phone, desktop, laptop, company computer, etc. I store it on a personal cloud (and on each machine, of course, by syncing).
Out of curiosity, which one did you stick with?
This is a great 101, thanks!
Thanks for the info!
I guess this is the succinct version of the other replies. You’re getting downvotes but I like it anyway :)
This is everything I was looking for, thank you so much!
what makes you think you won’t?
I’m not sure, I think the emphasis on news about distro update around the web. It makes me confused as to what’s so important about that, but I now understand perfectly. I thought it worked a bit more like a rolling distro and I now understand what a rolling distro is :)
What issues are you having with BT? I recently bought a second hand T490 and Fedora with KDE has been great! I have not extensively used BT, but I always use a BT keyboard and it has been fine :)
I’m pretty sure Gaia Maps uses the info on OSM
Hear me out. Go to the BIOS. Swap Left Ctrl and FN! Thanks me later :)
So Red Hat benefits from the Fedora Project?
In all fairness, it probably did take less time to load messages on BBSs than it takes to update Fortnite :)
Great post! Very informative! I have tried to install Kinoite but it’s tricky to do with partitions. I currently have all my data/files on a big partition and install the system in a different one, and I can’t seem to install Kinoite without “formatting” the disk. Will do in the future for sure!