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No one from the US knows how to interface with it either. It's a giant unnavigable mess.

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You are acknowledging this is NSFW but didn't use the NSFW flag?

Anyone want to give some context here?

0.0000001% of games don't run because their integrated malware isn't compatible

Specific graphics card doesn't run flawlessly (yet)

I guess that makes it misinformation to say that Linux just works in general?

This is such a wild take haha. If you don't want to use Linux that's fine but pointing out weird edge cases doesn't disprove what I said.

We really are in a post-truth society.

I really don't understand where this hostility towards Linux comes from. It's like people WANT to hate it.

Linux supports NVIDIA GPUs just fine. You can either use the open source drivers or one click install the NVIDIA drivers from the GUI software center.

I recently bought a pre-built gaming PC with an NVIDIA GPU.

1. Install Fedora from USB
2. Install proprietary drivers from Software Center (GUI)
3. Install Steam from software center
4. Install a windows only game (Proton is configured automatically)
5. Play game

Notice that none of these steps involved any googling or frustration.

You don't need local computer stores if you get stuck. Just find a forum or chat room with a bunch of nerds and ask for help.

Sure some Linux users are elitists but most of us are just trying to build a better world out here.

Day 99: Install arch

Day 100: Go back to Fedora

I have the GPD microPC. I've run Fedora and Arch on it both with great success. It supports s3 deep sleep mode so the battery lasts days with light use.

My only complaint is that the keyboard and mouse buttons are terrible. Ive also never been able to get it to fast charge (which it claims to support).

I tried their slightly larger models as well. A little too big for holding like a tablet and typing.

I heard the microPC 2 is out now.

Have they given any explanation/justification?

Pretty much same

As someone who knows how to use a debugger, I can say for sure that log debugging is fine and often my first approach. If you have a good mental model of the code and the issue, it's usually just 1-2 logs to solve the problem.