Every time I try to switch to Linux it's a complete disaster, and I don't know why. Latest is that I installed Ubuntu, and all was working for 30 mins until I realised that Firefox was "stuck" and unclickable. Could not close it or interact with it. Last year I tried Kubuntu and it had problems with audio wavering in speed and Steam making the whole system borderline unusable when downloading.
I read with envy feedback from all those who seem to have no issue. I'm kind of fed up about it actually.
Similar with me, but Kubuntu. Installed Steam and started downloading some games, and the whole system became almost unusable until it had finished. Also I put some music on (YouTube), and the audio was slightly slowing down and speeding up.
I have used Linux for decades for servers, and I really want to move to Desktop Linux, but at least once a year I try and there is some major issue that stops me.
Version 2 has some synchronization features. There are also plugins available.
Where is this 5 for 1.50 EUR? I'm only seeing kSuite Business for 3.29.
Thanks, I will try a different distro soon!
Good idea, will do.
Temps seem fine, but I will look to run Prime95 or something.
Will do so - I hope it's not bad with current prices!
Every time I try to switch to Linux it's a complete disaster, and I don't know why. Latest is that I installed Ubuntu, and all was working for 30 mins until I realised that Firefox was "stuck" and unclickable. Could not close it or interact with it. Last year I tried Kubuntu and it had problems with audio wavering in speed and Steam making the whole system borderline unusable when downloading. I read with envy feedback from all those who seem to have no issue. I'm kind of fed up about it actually.
Seems that they're not accepting pull-requests via GitHub, which is a bit of shame.
Similar with me, but Kubuntu. Installed Steam and started downloading some games, and the whole system became almost unusable until it had finished. Also I put some music on (YouTube), and the audio was slightly slowing down and speeding up.
I have used Linux for decades for servers, and I really want to move to Desktop Linux, but at least once a year I try and there is some major issue that stops me.
"By Grabthar's hammer... what a savings"
Raspberry Pi power supplies are made in Cambodia (yes, really - though may just be final assembly). The one for the Pi 4 is USB-C and does 15W/3A.