Run by a clown?

Input Remapper on linux can get the job done without the need for this junk. I’ve used it for this exact purpose before.

I do like the hardware tho and mine works just fine on linux without their garbage software. Got one of those ergo trackball mice and a G502 for some gaming.

Oh, is that the issue? Using a different dongle than the one it came with? That would explain why mine was just plug and play.
And if all else fails, my mouse also has bluetooth.

People will complain about everything, but never just switch to Firefox, huh? You can’t be helped then. There is just the one browser (and a couple of forks of it).

Skill issue. My bluetooth stuff just works.

Well, but you could update windows, then reboot but boot into linux. That means the windows update can’t fully complete yet. Now if you start up your PC the next day and it boots into Windows by default, the update process will continue.

Furries?

Just enable zram. It’s super easy to set up too.

Had zero issue with the flatpak.

Windows is such a pain to install though. It won’t work with some of the tools used to make a bootable usb stick. It takes forever to install and then you still have to set up a bunch of drivers. And then you have to install a ton of software by hunting for exe files online. Not to mention the dance you need to do to even be allowed to install it offline, without using a Microsoft account.

TLDR?

Burn the heretics!

My wired mouse’s lights reset when I roll my chair just a few centimeters on the carpet. I believe your coworker.

Well then ask why UI/UX people don’t tend to help out with open source projects. I assume those people are far less idealistic. Which is why I have little respect for them.

Best to keep windows on a separate drive if you can.

KDE Plasma user I am

Trackball mouse for work, regular mouse for gaming. This is peak and you cannot convince me otherwise.

5.27 is great, perfectly stable on wayland with amd

I just realized that this desktop environment debate has slowed down a lot these last few years. I reckon it’s about time we heat it back up. I’ll get the popcorn!