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From my personal experience, ubuntu (lts or not), has a tendency of nuking itself randomly. It’s happened more than one time to me, to shit off my PC, eat something, return to a broken installation that doesn’t boot. And I’ve got plenty of experience with fedora just not doing things, like mtp, vulkan on flatpaks, I’ve had it crash on login (on x11), and had gnome apps constantly crashing (on wayland). Currently, I’m using debian, and I’ve never had any issues with it, other than outdated packages, which is relatively minor
While I’m not op, debian offers increased stability over ubuntu and fedora, and that might be enough to make someone want debian
The jets? That’s the only orange.
You’re probably being sarcastic
3·5 个月前Kinda look like this, but Kratos.
3·5 个月前Seconding this, webapp-manager is what linux mint comes with and is the best option so far
I kinda understand you, but it would fix the issue, so it is a solution
Then you have your solution. Use x11 and be done with it
Man, his face is even covered up, calm down a little
And how would you access the controls above the app? I understand you’re most likely on kde, I used to shre the sentiment, but extending the close button to the panel would only break things
Probably though the spiral idk /s
I love debian
I mean, I feel that the 4mb (I assume 4gb) of ram needs a 32 bit os claim is downright untrue.
I have a Thinkpad X301 that’s been upgraded to 4gb of ram, and I run Debian 12 stable, 64bit, and performance, even on a laptop from 2008, like mine, as long as I used pale moon for browsing, was stellar. I use xfce on that laptop.
DO NOT RUN A 32BIT VERSION OF LINUX ON 64BIT HARDWARE. I looked into the celeron in the computer, and it supports 64bit instructions. Just run Debian with xfce.
1·7 个月前Hi! This post might help you! https://lemmy.ca/post/16901397
I’ve always preferred it, but last time I used it was because yuzu wasn’t yet on flathub (it still is)
Antix linux would also work great, and DSL is based on it.