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wayland lost, x11 lost, tty wonWayland won
>No global hotkeys.Wayland won
Wayland isn't as bad as you're describing it, Xorg has the same issues and is slow>No global hotkeys.
>Barely works without a compositor.
>Doesn't support older NVIDIA cards, 92% of GPU market share.
>Twice as heavy on RAM as x11.
>Worse performance over x11.
>Linux first, BSD second in comparison to x11 with full support for both.
>No basic window functionality like always on top and shading.
>If anything in the WM crashes, everything comes crumbling down.
>Screen recording barely works.
>Doesn't work with a majority of AppImages due to Qt cacaotry.
Bait or mental dummyation?
Everything I stated is objective, I'm just running a highlighter through its faults. X11 is what I'm comparing Wayland against here, it literally does not have those same issues.Wayland isn't as bad as you're describing it, Xorg has the same issues and is slow
tiny windows 11 won albeitjts use windows 10 ts not that tuff
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huge windows 8.1 thoughbeitalgotiny windows 11 won albeit
http://www.art.net/~hopkins/Don/unix-haters/x-windows/disaster.htmlEverything I stated is objective, I'm just running a highlighter through its faults. X11 is what I'm comparing Wayland against here, it literally does not have those same issues.
>Is slow
What backarse country do you live in where your only available components can't run X11 of all things?
Uh, gramps? Where's the JS and the cookies pop-up? How am I supposed to read this without my state-mandated Google Ad Services? Dear God, it doesn't even ask for a login! YUCK.
It just werks doe>No global hotkeys.
>Barely works without a compositor.
>Doesn't support older NVIDIA cards, 92% of GPU market share.
>Twice as heavy on RAM as x11.
>Worse performance over x11.
>Linux first, BSD second in comparison to x11 with full support for both.
>No basic window functionality like always on top and shading.
>If anything in the WM crashes, everything comes crumbling down.
>Screen recording barely works.
>Doesn't work with a majority of AppImages due to Qt cacaotry.
Bait or mental dummyation?
MintyOS Mounted GFE Fcker with Cauldron and RRM Milky momentjust installed mint after not being able to on my previous computer because internet did not work on it
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They're both stable and it doesn't really matter. Mint is just a little easierMintyOS Mounted GFE Fcker with Cauldron and RRM Milky moment
why not debian
WHY NOT DEBIAN
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They're both stable and it doesn't really matter. Mint is just a little easier
I took a test and it gave me Linux MintMintyOS Mounted GFE Fcker with Cauldron and RRM Milky moment
why not debian
WHY NOT DEBIAN
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I'll sound like a real woman but used thinkpads are the way to go. T480 is shilled a lot but it's not that good, it's just fast. T470s is goodest because I say so.Also, I made some partitions on my slow awful Windows 10 laptop so I could try out my MintyOS Mounted GFE Fcker with Cauldron and RRM Milky but it just so happened that the uefi menu just does not let you change the OS boot order SPECIFICALLY and ONLY on HP LAPTOPS/COMPUTERS, which is what I have. My normal computer is from acer so maybe one day I can give it another drive and that one can be my Linux one and it should work well.
I thought my laptop couldn't get any worse. Just in case I need a laptop where can I get one for a low price and which one should I get for computery autism things?