Dariusmiles2123 @ Dariusmiles2123 @sh.itjust.works

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I agree with what you said. I guess people may also be shocked by the fact that these companies have sometimes more money than governments and that they can afford to keep the case going for a while.

Maybe you’ll be able to do the same with Ev’s. Yes you probably won’t be able to do difficult repairs yourself, but that’s also true with ICE.

Thanks, I had managed to correct the problem, but I just wanted people to be warned that weird things could happen 👍

Especially if you disable or uninstall something you’re not sure about 😅

I have a Surface Go 1 perfectly running Fedora while running an Ubuntu VM at the same time. The hardware isn’t old, but it ain’t powerful.

I also have a 2012 MacBook Pro running Fedora as a f it was a monster. But the Ram and harddrive have been upgraded.

So I guess it’s perfectly fine.

I’ve now installed Flauncher and ADB and it works really well.

The only problem I encountered was that the colors now seemed way too warm on my TV.

I guess I may have unintentionally uninstalled or disabled something I shouldn’t have..

Edit: Finally had to go back to factory settings as I now couldn’t select the sources..so it’s back to normal Google experience..

It makes me think about a saying « the best energy is the one we’re not using ».

And also about capitalism, as the EV rise is great for companies as they can sell you an expensive car you’re only gonna own for a maximum of 20 years.

Weather a muscular bike is gonna last forever and only be sold once for a limited amount of money.

Still, I love cars, so I ain’t perfect..

Fedora on a MacBook Pro from 2012 works like a charm.

Thanks for the answer. I might give it a try soon.

It’s a shame you can’t just format the TV and put some Linux distribution on it.

But I guess a lot of TV’s wouldn’t work afterwards and it would be more difficult to fix than a normal computer.

Could you tell us if your TV is now any slower?

I’m a little bit scared of some things not working properly afterwards.

Running a Surface Go 1 with Fedora and really happy with it. No cameras and small screen are the only downsides.

Yeah, everything looks nice but I can’t see my comments or my posts anymore..

Still, apparently people can, as they are answering to them..

Edit: of course after I ‘ve said that, the normal situation is almost reestablished. I can see my comments in any post, but not under my account..

I might sound a bit dumb, but could someone tell me what the drama is about and in what way it could affect Fedora?

At least in Switzerland, people were really using them for work until a few days ago.

It was only farmers, carpenters or builders until it became a trend.

I guess the law was okay before but they never thought that someone would want to have such a huge vehicle just to get groceries 😅

In Switzerland there was apparently some kind of loophole in the tax system which allowed you to register your pickup truck as a company vehicle (and pay less) even when you don’t have any company or if you are just working as a hairdresser..

It may be true for some professional applications but Linux fits really fine in my life and would also fit really fine in most of my family’s life if they had the courage to get rid of windows.

About gaming, I don’t know, but most people just use their computer for browsing and administrative tasks so they should be okay.

2012 MacBook Pro with an upgraded ssd.

Installed Fedora 38 easily on it with just one line of command for enabling rom fusion to get the WiFi drivers.

Oh I’m gonna take a look at that. Thanks!

I could but I don’t want to give any money to Apple 😇

I didn’t get the technicalities, but, if it’s not just greenwashing, then every effort is welcome.

Still, the best energy is the one we don’t use and leaving nature as it is is way better than destroying it and finding some damage control.

Thanks 🙏