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That productivity OS for power users does exist. It's free and you can even run Windows games in it now.
by notsosec 3y ago
That productivity OS for power users does exist. It's free and you can even run Windows games in it now.
- apatheticonion 3y agoHaha I know, I run Linux dual booted 50/50 with Windows now and often game on it. It still has a lot of janky behaviour though - like Chrome tabs on Wayland not being draggable (off/on the window), no dark mode support on Chrome, workspaces per monitor don't exist and I have yet to find a terminal emulator as nice as iTerm2. All-in-all though, I am pretty happy with it and will continue to use it. Happy to see a growing focus on desktop usability and hope to see that continue to grow in the near future