I’m not clear on what the distinction is that you’re referring to. How are the Linux window managers different than the win/mac ones?
I’m not clear on what the distinction is that you’re referring to. How are the Linux window managers different than the win/mac ones?
There are tiling window managers for win and mac too, so i don’t think this meme makes sense
Ha, bleep bloop
You can set scheduled startup times, so maybe you can set it to startup at every noon and midnight, and then if the house power still isn’t on then the UPS will tell it to shutdown again. That way it’ll do a test every 6 hours
Android absolutely is ready for the desktop - its cousin is called ChromeOS which is running on zillions of Chromebooks. And ChromeOS is a version of Linux
An ancient cheap small laptop would do it fine. Plex or Jellyfin software
And OP’s comparison pic is nonsense for more reasons than that. The time ranges are wildly different, it’s counting starting from 1776 for the US, but it starts counting from 1949 for the PRC
Thanks for the info, but what is the functional difference to the end user?