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So does microsoft. SURFACE PC.

Oh, what about the gaming emulators. How easy are they to use?

Ok. perfect. I was reading about Arch and all the "fiddling" that was needed. I guess garuda fixed that so it can be used by the non techie.

How is garuda to use? mostly the same as other distros? I have used mint a long time ago and zorin recently. I love the visuals of garuda dragonized. Just something about it that speaks to me.

We as a family are all moving to linux slowly as well. I am going to be running garuda on my workstation and laptop, I think I am using it on my sons gaming laptop as well but with the extra gaming distro, and the wife will more than likely like Zorin for her system. The beauty of linux. There are so many flavors you can just pick the one that you like and your off! It all works great now.

Well, I really want something that will work like onedrive but hosted locally but accessible via the interweb. LIke, when I take a photo with my phone, it snycs to my NAS, wherever I am. Just for one example.

I want to move from Onedrive services to hosting my own server which I can access from anywhere on my pc and android deivces. What are the best free options?

No one has ever used it here?

Yep the fun of getting old. 48 here now, so the toilet paper roll is half gone.

Quick question people. I have waydroid installed as I want to use this pc in our adventure truck. Waydroid does not connect to wifi/Bluetooth. I need this to happen so I can hotspot my mobile data, use my trucks audio for music and connect to my Bluetooth GPS module. Anyone out there know how to get this working on this OS/software?

Thanks! I am going to be out of commission for 3 months and might have to have a colostomy bag for 6 months, or forever depending how things go.

Prepping for an endoscopy to see how much of my bowel and intestine they are going to remove. Found out that puff puff has an effect on the anesthesia so I am not vaping today at all. But I am in a positive vibe listening to Goose. So all is not bad.

Awesome. The ProArt P16 is a powerhouse for what I need. I wish they gave the 13px a full size card reader and 64gb of ram. I would be using one right now.

Yes, it's an 11 inch 2 in 1 system. it's got an M3 chip with 515 graphics, 960gb ssd and 4gb of ram. Runs great on Zorin, runs ok on 11.

Yeah, they are not like the old HP printers like my 5660 (I think). It was the best printer. I had the accessory photo cartridge and it worked awesome. I swapped out my ipad for the dell 5169 I had lying around. Loaded linux and waydroid. Now I have the best of both worlds for my tablet duties. A real OS when needed, and adroid apps to top off the experience.

I am looking at running garuda linux on a dual book with my workstation and laptop. Anyone have any experience with it? Sure does look cool, that's for sure.

I have been an HP printer user for years. I have recently switched to Epson and Canon. HP has fallen behind and their software borders on spy/nagware now.

It's ok when Apple does this though.

Here is my little dell system running Zorin. Went for a 90's style wallpaper for S&G.

This is a killer jam. the last 5 min are etherworldly!

Closing programs on linux and windows it just hit "X". no finger gymnastics like command q or anything like that. The third party software for snapping from what I have seen is not as good as native windows. But I never used it for a long period of time to try out. Finder, again, (besides visuals) is not as good as file explorer in windows. But again, I have not tried any third party alternatives.

Kinda figured since all you do is post butthurt about microsoft. Yes we know you don't like it. move on.! thanks.

Show me where Bill Gates touched you.

I tried elementary and it looked like an early 90s cheap copy of MacOS. Zorin is a much better setup. It's still way more secure than either macos or windows imo. ha ha.

Right on. Seems that way however. I have been reluctant to move to MacOS because of the backasswards way of using their OS. Like closing programs is a masterclass in poor design. snapping windows is a horrible experience and the finder is rubbish. I do love the hardware though.