cyberpunk007 @ cyberpunk007 @lemmy.world

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Needs to be supported by both cpu and motherboard, as far as I'm aware.

If you ask support they will tell you that they're recommendations, not ads. 😂. Like fuck off. I don't want full screen ads. I want music. Also forget podcasts. God damn.

This was exactly what I expected.

Cause the English is poor. Replace "and so" with "and also" and it makes more sense.

*and also.

Man that hurt my head to figure that one out 😂

Ya that's a tough one :(

Been using Linux for years, it's my daily driver and does everything I need except for a few headaches with a AAA game here or there, other than that it runs all my games does all my web browsing and all my video editing and other stuff without issues.

Fair

I have a ryzen 3800X and an x570 motherboard. It was one of the best motherboards at the time. No TPM support. You're wrong.

And what security features are these? Tpm? Lol.

I am hoping for this but unless Microsoft puts a banner on 10 saying you should switch because x,y,z I don't see it happening for a majority because a lot of people probably don't even know how to install windows from scratch.

Except the business market where security is an actual priority. Or should be.

Ok so if you built a computer in like 2019 or 2020 it's only 4-5 years old. This was before windows 11 came out. 4-5 years is not that old for a computer, especially if you built a good one.

Curious what you're using. Ms office kinda sucked but LibreOffice works incredibly well, and Adobe products last I tried (years ago) sucked. But gimp and DaVinci resolve work great. Most of my games run absolutely fine. For everything else you just need a web browser and those have worked great always.

Why cheap, why separate? Just use your current one and slap in another disk. I've been doing it for decades. Many games run surprisingly well in Linux, sometimes even better than windows

😂😂😂

And Netflix downscales resolution on Linux btw. It's almost like you have to host your own media and pirate it all to get the best experience

https://youtu.be/o4GZUCwVRLs?si=tynu6xkxEWNoyzXT

Same with IoT

I mean if it's possible to use it without connecting it to a network... You should be good until they cut a deal with cell providers to push their shit over soldered on LTE chips.

Laugh.