It sucks but it if you think about it that way, it makes sense. Companies die in cashouts all the time.
Hopefully this will finally usher in the year of the linux desktop =P
It sucks but it if you think about it that way, it makes sense. Companies die in cashouts all the time.
Hopefully this will finally usher in the year of the linux desktop =P
Along history i was quite critical of linux ui/ux but for the first time I was actually not so, and it would be unfortunate for MS to miss this data.
So long as you don't need fractional scaling, touchpad gestures, or hibernation. Also you are able install right wifi card. And don't mind your windows not staying in place when you plug/unplug external monitors.
Did you mean driver for the card?
> And don't mind your windows not staying in place when you plug/unplug external monitors.
Using Debian with GNOME and that does not seem to be a problem with docking stations or direct HDMI connected monitors for quite a long time.