2It's been about a month since I converted my old Laptop lying around, and my home Desktop to #Linux, specifically Arch Linux, and the experience has been good so far. Linux just breathes a whole new c/microsoft · by frankiemwon@techhub.social · 1y · 5 comments
on It's been about a month since I converted my old Laptop lying around, and my home Desktop to #Linux, specifically Arch Linux, and the experience has been good so far. Linux just breathes a whole new · c/microsoft · 1 pts · 1y@AnonBD @microsoft @Windows10 Thanks for your wishes. Maybe when I'm done with my academics, I plan to switch my main laptop to Arch Linux. By that time, Linux should really be a good alternative, with tonnes of software options, than it has now. Year of the Linux Desktop awaits😁
on It's been about a month since I converted my old Laptop lying around, and my home Desktop to #Linux, specifically Arch Linux, and the experience has been good so far. Linux just breathes a whole new · c/microsoft · 1 pts · 1y@AnonBD @microsoft @Windows10 I currently learning Electronics Engineering, so some tools like the ones from Xilinx, and Electromagnetic Simulation tools from Ansys etc(for Students) are available only for Windows, and not Linux.
on It's been about a month since I converted my old Laptop lying around, and my home Desktop to #Linux, specifically Arch Linux, and the experience has been good so far. Linux just breathes a whole new · c/microsoft · 2 pts · 1y@microsoft @Windows10 Anyways, here's the link for Calam-Arch-Installer, if any of you are interested: https://sourceforge.net/projects/blue-arch-installer/ This provides a nice Live Environment for trying out Arch Linux, and a graphical Calamares Installer to install Arch Linux.
on xManager - A free and open source app · c/technology · 0 pts · 3y@noodlejetski Yeah, well the apps aren't exactly open source, right? So, making those apps open source won't be possible , unless the company decide on the same.
on xManager - A free and open source app · c/technology · 0 pts · 3y@noodlejetski I see 🥲. ReVanced Patches though are available on GitHub, right?
on xManager - A free and open source app · c/technology · 1 pts · 3y@vincenzo Yeah, it's pretty popular among the FOSS community
@AnonBD @microsoft @Windows10 Thanks for your wishes.
Maybe when I'm done with my academics, I plan to switch my main laptop to Arch Linux.
By that time, Linux should really be a good alternative, with tonnes of software options, than it has now.
Year of the Linux Desktop awaits😁
@AnonBD @microsoft @Windows10
I currently learning Electronics Engineering, so some tools like the ones from Xilinx, and Electromagnetic Simulation tools from Ansys etc(for Students) are available only for Windows, and not Linux.
@microsoft @Windows10
Anyways, here's the link for Calam-Arch-Installer, if any of you are interested:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/blue-arch-installer/
This provides a nice Live Environment for trying out Arch Linux, and a graphical Calamares Installer to install Arch Linux.
@noodlejetski Yeah, well the apps aren't exactly open source, right?
So, making those apps open source won't be possible , unless the company decide on the same.
@noodlejetski I see 🥲.
ReVanced Patches though are available on GitHub, right?
@vincenzo Yeah, it's pretty popular among the FOSS community