Doesn’t matter since it’s pig vs pig in a mud championship.

The whole naming is wrong though. It’s not an intelligence. He should’ve said LLM content.

Getting Premium Copper from Ea Nasir is better I think.

Yeah, can’t reproduce on Firefox either. Even when in private window where all add-ons are disabled and I disabled Pi-hole too.

While I partially agree with this with my workflow that resembles GNOME philosophy which started with window managers years ago, even though currently I tailored KDE to my needs, main point here is it depends on the person. If it works for someone then it isn’t outdated. Using terminal is even older than taskbar. Is it outdated? Far from it.

Also Microsoft already tried that with Windows 8. :)

It’s my favourite music player on Android as well. There aren’t many folder players and I think this is the best one. Glad there is a new update now.

Are they Linux ISOs or “Linux ISOs”?

Yeah, no idea why it was marked as obsolete but at least I didn’t have to meddle with configs for that. Maybe because of upgrading 2 versions in a row.

That’s good news! Mine had some quirks like I had to uninstall and reinstall Jellyfin and some couple things for some reason too.

But yeah, I would like some more automated upgrade as well. Though Debian itself is a manual installation so current situation makes sense.

Actually I was searching about that Youtube one that I saw long ago but couldn’t find again. Thank you for these. Especially for awesome-mpv.

I haven’t seen something like this but I’ve seen someone replicated Youtube UI, including thumbnail previews on seekbar. I’ve also seen some quite simple and clear UIs as well. mpv has so many capabilities, I probably don’t know about 95% of them.

I’m pretty sure mpv’s UI can turn into this. I’ve seen some crazy things.

CPUs are usually fine. It’s the GPUs that need updates faster, especially Nvidia. However I generally love to have new features as soon as possible too. On the other hand, I like the slowest updates as possible on my home server.

That’s nice. Then I see no reason not to use auto-update.

You can still go auto-update way but setup something like Timeshift, so if something breaks you can just roll the backup and boot regularly.

No surprise there!

Then they sell useless OOTB laptops. Those laptops desperately need Linux (or BSD).

And they sell laptops with 4 GB RAM and pre-installed Windows 11 here. No idea how they work. :)

I have a similar machine from 2011, though it’s x64 >> Samsung N150P. I used it as a typewriter for a couple years and I can suggest the same for you if you have such interests. However later I turned it into a homeserver and currently it serves as Pi-hole, Jellyfin, syncthing etc. Without x64, server might be tough but typewriter wouldn’t mind. For general daily stuff, it’s not really useful.

No problem!

Yeah, it took me kinda long to find about it as well. By the way, if you decide to install it, don’t forget to also install a GUI for it, something like iwgtk for example. Good luck!

It is indeed a pain to use on Linux. We have a similar (maybe the same) Macbook Air and recently I had to deal with the same thing to make it usable. I have tried many different distros, and most of the time I had to install the broadcom-wl driver via phone-tethering. Installing or even using dkms version is not the only problem too, the driver is also awful. The distro I settled was LMDE, surprisingly it was the only distro that came with Broadcom drivers, which was a plus at first. However it deteriorated so fast as you described, I had to find a permanent solution. My solution was completely ditching broadcom-wl drivers in favour of Intel’s iwd driver.

iwd also has performance issues time to time, but at least disabling/re-enabling it solves the issue, unlike had to restart the Macbook with broadcom-wl.

I also tried to replace the Broadcom Wi-Fi module by opening the back cover of Macbook since I had a Wi-Fi card laying around, but sadly the one on Macbook was not a nowadays’ standard M2 unit, so couldn’t done it.