Yes I’ve had several pixels and oneplus phones over the years and run various roms on them, it just seemed like graphene would be an odd mention/recommendation in this community.

Wait until you try Vim motions.

Kids these days are so god damned soft, just incredible.

Lazygit is amazing. I once had to roll back a feature before a deployment that was spread over 25 commits made during a 2 month period. With lazygit it was easy, with the cli it would have been a real pita. For everything else I pretty much just use the cli with tig and the github-cli.

VSCode is one of the best free editors second only to Neovim (and maybe DoomEmacs), and the world runs off GitHub whether we like it or not. Azure runs Linux, and a lot of work has been put into WSL to where it’s pretty darn handy if you’re forced to use company Windows hardware but need to do Dev/SRE tasks.

Windows 11 and Teams though can die in a tire fire.

I looked at GrapheneOS briefly yesterday and it seems like the only supported hardware is really… Google Pixel phones?

Do you think OP is lying about this or something?

Looks at which community I’m in. Yes.

We get it, you’re a filthy casual.

Tell us you know nothing about running Linux and rely on app stores for your software.

I just tried Stremio and found it to be hot garbage. I’ll stick with torrents/Jellyfin.

A bad experience? I’ve been using Linux for nearly 30 years, since the late 90’s. My bad experience is finding communities dominated by people that only care about gaming and making things brain dead easy, from flatpaks to entire distributions designed to emulate the look and feel of Windows.

And consoles? If it wasn’t for the Steamdeck/Proton 90% of you would still be running Windows. Even with all the advancements, Linux gamers are still less than 1.5% of the market share.

Also, my closet 3090 machine runs EndeavourOS and ollama/stable diffusion. Endeavour is just Arch with an installer and a couple of shell scripts.

No one cares about gamers, buy a console if all you want to do is play games, or run windows then.

If I’m paying $2k+ for a card, I want to be able to fully utilize it, and not just for the occasional bit of gaming.

CUDA has far more support than ROCm for a variety of things, from 3D render/design applications to AI powered tools. Nothing sucks more than coming across a nifty app or tool and finding out you can’t use it because you chose the wrong GPU.

I tried the Zen browser for a week. At first, I really loved it, and kept raving about it to my co-workers. And then in the span of a single week, they made two completely bone headed design changes, with seemingly no direction or plan, and I knew I was out. I remember one of them was a floating address bar, but I don’t remember the second, I just remember even the options to revert back to the previous behavior only half worked.

“Wouldn’t it be neat if” is ok for some projects, it’s not for a tool that I rely on so heavily to be consistent. I also liked Brave for a bit until I ran into a render engine/compatibility issue and when I checked the patch notes realized it was just run by Crypto-bros.

For now I’ll stick with Firefox (profiles for Work and Personal) and qutebrowser (because keyboard is ‘the way’).

Don’t do it, stay with Nvidia.

– someone who went from a 3090 to a 7900XTX and regrets it

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The marketing sounded interesting, but after a bit of digging I realized I’m not the target audience. As a turn-key solution for non-Linux people however it seems to be making great strides.

I’ve only seen clips of the show (arguably a lot of them, I need to quit doomscrolling till 4am), but didn’t Ted leave at the end of last season?

Every time I start a new Path of Exile character …

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