I just bought the Slimbook Executive and although there’s I’m not a fan of the charger, it’s a beast.
Chrome is the new Internet Explorer.
Their XPS’ have gotten worse IMO. I have an XPS now running Linux Mint and it seems fine. Issue here or there.
I went to buy a new one but now they only come with 2 USB-C ports and that’s it! It’s not practical…
If you go with Starlabs, make sure what you’re ordering is IN STOCK.
I ordered the Lite V which I as estimated to deliver in October 2023. It’s now April 2024 and they are just receiving it on their end. It seems like they’ve learned their lesson but not letting people pre-order their newer things now. Reviews of previous products seem promising with them.
My friend has the Slimbook Executive. That thing is sex with a keyboard.
Well then maybe don’t charge me 3 months’ rent for one?
I remember playing Big Sky Trooper for the SNES which was about killing the alien slugs and you had to navigate the solar system.
Socks because most people like socks.
LMDE and Flatpaks for daily apps.
Matrix 4 felt like a direct-to-video sequel.
Thanks. I used to the button on Sync. Might have to file a bug.
By chance, they encounter the enigmatic Nazamil, a powerful young girl who is the daughter of a Renan lord and a Dahnan slave.
WARNING MASSIVE SPOILERS!!
I’m confused because weren’t >!Renans actually those creatures found on Rena and not the “lords” we thought they were?!<
Pirates of Dark Water.
I had a thought about this. I wonder if they intentionally made it dumb so you would opt for the paid version.
ChatGPT has gotten dumb. I used to have to code check it’s answer every few responses. Now it’s every response. It wrote me an if/else statement the other day where if and else had the same outcome.
It depends on what you are trying to accomplish.
If you want a pretty desktop environment or you need all the bells and whistles of a specific Linux distribution (Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, CentOS, etc.) then a virtualize environment is probably the way to go.
If you just want to get used to playing with Linux commands using bash and you only need about 80% of the full functionality of a pure Linux environment, then Windows offers the Subsystem for Linux which installs like an app you can run at anytime.
I personally use the subsystem for Linux on my Windows work laptop so I can quickly write Python scripts and test application configs for production servers. It’s quick and dirty and I can easily share files between Windows and Linux. It also has a small footprint on the computer as oppose to a VM.
Whatever you decide, have fun! Linux is awesome.
Stop trying to make Bing happen. IT’S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN!
Why do you think Idalia ravaged Florida? It’s because Trump wasn’t president with his magic sharpie… Obviously.
What you got against True Value Morpheus?