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Same as Debian but with pre-installed firmware, and other stuff. also the desktop GUI gets updates and it has backports enabled by default.
Same as Debian but with pre-installed firmware, and other stuff. also the desktop GUI gets updates and it has backports enabled by default.
it really is and i been liking green Debian as well.
yeah it does it has from the start.
please don’t post that site. I just need a few more things to work well with Wayland like Nvidia Drivers.
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They’re pulling packages from Debian and i don’t know if they’re doing Nvidia like stuff or not.
So they have GPL Violation’s?
on my NAS i do and work data as well.
that was fast no delays?
may 15 Arch users are going to be down loading the NoVideo Wayland Driver.
Only if 2026 is the year of the Risc V Linux Wayland Desktop .
you have a test drive go for it.
not a meme, redhat bad. ok i get it.
When is Valve going to release SteamOS Desktop? I would use it for many things.
yeah it worked for most people back then as well, not well as today, and it has been my to tool for audio before the 1.0 release they fixed a lot of issues, and part of the Linux DE Stack had to make a lot of changes as well, the core for Linux Mint is older then 2 years.
Fedora is a Developers OS after all, it would need to pull stuff like that in before most do.
The SteamDeck OLED has HDR support and so does KDE.
was not ready you had to use a PPA to make it work well.
The CIA will know, we will most likely not.
Don’t think so as they asked for “Workstation KDE” and “Workstation GNOME” > Issue tagged with: changes, f42 I think Fedora was doing a lot of work on KDE anyways.
I been using the open kernel driver with my Debian Workstation, it has worked better then the default driver by far with the Debian backport Kernel, I installed it using the Nvidia Cuda Repo.