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FL81
01/24/2024
02:04 PM
#1
EndeavourOS here
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/7ee90fc0.jpg
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CRON
01/24/2024
02:10 PM
#2
Fedora GNOME though I might consider switching to KDE once Plasma 6 rolls around. The only thing keeping me from using Linux as a daily driver is the lack of support for Adobe's software suite and how most streaming platforms only support up to 720p on Linux.
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Hornezz
01/24/2024
02:11 PM
#3
Arch btw
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Trumpo
01/24/2024
02:12 PM
#4
If you got a Steam Deck, technically you're using Arch.
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FL81
01/25/2024
11:23 AM
#5
CRON posted...
and how most streaming platforms only support up to 720p on Linux.
I feel a lot of this is more Netflix's anti-consumer practices, than any sort of technical issue with operating systems >_>
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Crimsoness
01/25/2024
11:24 AM
#6
Linux is too scary for me to use :(
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FL81
01/25/2024
11:27 AM
#7
Crimsoness posted...
Linux is too scary for me to use :(
Linux Mint pretty much "just works" directly out-of-the-box

and there's always tinkering around in VirtualBox if you don't want to commit to installing it to bare metal
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MarthGoomba
01/25/2024
11:29 AM
#8
OpenSUSE is the best
https://i.imgur.com/m6Rgs8D.jpg https://i.imgur.com/qUMZhdW.jpg
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Puelto295
01/25/2024
11:31 AM
#9
Ubuntu.
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Hornezz
01/25/2024
11:43 AM
#10
FL81 posted...
I feel a lot of this is more Netflix's anti-consumer practices, than any sort of technical issue with operating systems >_>
It is. Netflix's DRM has some ridiculous requirements to get 4k working:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/6/608ceaaa.jpg

...But that's just for paying customers. Pirated Netflix 4k content plays just fine.
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FL81
01/25/2024
11:44 AM
#11
Hornezz posted...
It is. Netflix's DRM has some ridiculous requirements to get 4k working:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/6/608ceaaa.jpg

...But that's just for paying customers. Pirated Netflix 4k content plays just fine.
I was just watching that Louis Rossmann video a while back

kinda messed up tbh
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Tyranthraxus
01/25/2024
11:50 AM
#12
ZorinOS and Mint and sometimes SteamOS
It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha."
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TendoDRM
01/25/2024
11:51 AM
#13
I use Windows 11 with Ubuntu in WSL2. It's the best of both worlds.
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PraetorXyn
01/25/2024
11:54 AM
#14
Hornezz posted...
It is. Netflix's DRM has some ridiculous requirements to get 4k working:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/6/608ceaaa.jpg

...But that's just for paying customers. Pirated Netflix 4k content plays just fine.
Its shit like this that makes me glad I just stopped paying for streaming services and started buying Blu-Rays to rip for Jellyfin / Emby / Plex.
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Tyranthraxus
01/25/2024
11:54 AM
#15
TendoDRM posted...
I use Windows 11 with Ubuntu in WSL2. It's the best of both worlds.
Does WSL support anything besides Ubuntu yet?
It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha."
https://i.imgur.com/dQgC4kv.jpg
PraetorXyn
01/25/2024
01:03 PM
#16
TendoDRM posted...
I use Windows 11 with Ubuntu in WSL2. It's the best of both worlds.
Ubuntu is not the best of anything.
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Neo
01/25/2024
01:04 PM
#17
Manjaro
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Rexdragon125
01/25/2024
01:09 PM
#18
Tyranthraxus posted...
Does WSL support anything besides Ubuntu yet?
Yeah it can use any distro lol
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/use-custom-distro

Plus I see Debian, Arch, Fedora, Alpine, openSUSE, Kali from a quick search on the Microsoft Store neatly packaged up for it
Bass
01/25/2024
01:13 PM
#19
A flavor of Arch since I use a Steam Deck. In the past I've tried Ubuntu and Manjaro, though.
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FL81
01/27/2024
01:15 PM
#20
Tyranthraxus posted...
Does WSL support anything besides Ubuntu yet?
I'm a fan of good old fashioned dual-booting

although Windows doesn't make it as easy as it could be (*cough* Secure Boot )
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MarthGoomba
01/27/2024
01:28 PM
#21
OpenSUSE works with secure boot. I've had no issues with my dual boot setup
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FL81
01/27/2024
01:38 PM
#22
MarthGoomba posted...
OpenSUSE works with secure boot. I've had no issues with my dual boot setup
Some of the more popular distros work fine with it, but I've found it much easier to just disable it entirely

I'm really not a fan of Microsoft deciding what I can do with my hardware
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