I would ask in the Gnome Newcomers matrix channel.
I would ask in the Gnome Newcomers matrix channel.
Don’t take the medication your doctors are giving you (they are trying to kill your girlfriend)!
I’ve been using that bad boy for about 3 years continuously in my server and 1 year in my desktop. Surprised it hasn’t died on me yet, lol.
If you have plenty of storage I would do it. Some wine applications love to stall my system and a large swap helps a bunch.
I’d have a swap file that is 2x your memory.
Most people in the Linux community are none of the above.
If you are new to Linux just use Fedora. Everything will just work and you can install all your apps via the store.
Never had issues with Gnome on low end hardware but, you can disable animations in the accessibility settings. (No extensions needed!)
Compiling anything is a minority group even in the Linux community. Sounds like a massive headache.
Have had Windows remove my Grub entry plenty of times but have also had Windows “repair” partitions after a failed update which will nuke your Linux install.
Meshtastic just forwards your requests through other peoples devices until it gets where it needs. It acts as a big repeater system. I haven’t experimented with it much outside of just sending messages. I think you are able to transfer actual small files but that’s the limits.
Mint isn’t a bad ditro its just overhyped for new users.
Nobara is very overrated. Comes with so much bloat apps and is confusing for new users. Don’t understand why people recommended it.
It has some kernel tweaks and niche bug fixes for certain games but its just overrated.
Ubuntu is decent but definitely lost its touch over the years.
Do you mean local LAN or local real world area?
Try different a DE like GNOME and see if the issue occurs again. I’m running perfectly with a Radeon 6700XT on GNOME with Wayland.
This is a very cool project! Appreciate you bringing this to my attention.
Try out Pop Shell. Its works very well on my Fedora installs.
DRM Leasing too. VR just straight up doesn’t work on Gnome.