Install Linux, NOW.I'm not asking anymlore.
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>>107700274Linux is great but all distros fucking suck
>>107700297Arch and Debian are good. Everything else is a meme
>>107700297Install cachyOS with flatpak discover and install apps with one click.Install bazzite with bazaar and install apps wiith one click.Alternatively just pick the defaults in arch and use arch install with KDE plasma.You have no excuse we have a windows 11 competitor that is faster, lightweight and better which is actually functional.Stop using windows spyware.
>>107700274wdym? I've been mainlining Linux for 20 years.
>>107700274fuck troonixArm hackintosh when?
I'm moving away from windows to ubuntu, any suggestions for HDR? I have oled monitor and want to see colors.
>>107700730nothing, stick to SDR
>>107700730KDE, Hyprland and GNOME are the only real WMs that support it currently, though the COSMIC devs are working on it. Don't use GNOME though. Also don't use Ubuntu.
>>107700301Most forks are a meme. I would say Arch, Debian and Fedora are the only actual good options. Although some Fedora Atomic flavors are quite useful as well.
>>107700274why?w11 just werkz
>>107700759Well, my time isn't free and I don't want to endlessly fiddle to make frameworks/games work. Ubuntu is the recommended system for nvidia Sionna and most of other frameworks and proton works on it already.On the other hand I use GNOME and I'm bored by it. KDE plasma looks cool. I'm also not sure about X11 vs Wayland stuff. Chatgpt says X11 supports HDR but I don't see it in ubuntu.
>>107700730Ubuntu has only experimental HDR support right now. It will probably get better in 2026, when 26.04 LTS releases. I'd recommend a rolling release distro instead, if HDR support is mandatory. If HDR is still sketchy with 26.04, you'd be stuck with it until at least the next point release or even until the next LTS release. Also, your options of desktop environments are more limited on Ubuntu right now. KDE still ships with Plasma 5. Just for reference: Plasma 6 was officially released in 2024. Again, rather use a rolling release distro.
>>107700838>rolling releaseI'm not sure about this. I hate windows because it forces too many updates. I feel this will make the distro more fragile. And I really don't want to fix OS related issues/bugs. I can get by without HDR I think. Thanks.
>>107700810If games are your concern, you definitely shouldn't be using GNOME. It has latency issues and its DRM leasing support is best described as "experimental".As for Ubuntu, they get recommended by corporations because they're business-friendly and have a pretty unified configuration across devices. The issue is that Canonical consistently makes horrendous decisions (uutils, snaps, etc.), lock everything down and have a storied history of spying on their users.Fedora is the better "just werks" distro, if you're okay with copy and pasting 2 terminal commands one time to install the non-free codecs.
>hourly techvegan thread
>>107700861>I hate windows because it forces too many updates.not him but i've done rolling release for a long time, about 13 years. it's not like how it is in windows. the main issue with how windows does updates is that it forces you to do it, like the gun slowly makes it's way towards your head and if you leave it long enough they pull the trigger. even on rolling distros you update when you want to. yes there will be more updates more often, but they're usually quite small. basically, just update when you want to. if you're shutting down/restarting, do it if you want to, it's pretty quick, if you don't want to, whatever, do it next time.
>>107700938problem with the "tech vegan" argument is that there's more than just ethical reasons to use free software
what's the point of this threads? trolling? some reverse psychology shit? tell me fag
i do not need loonix
