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photo please ? I have a hard time picturing it. What is a vertical stand ?with the vertical stand (laptop lid close and the vent is up facing the ceiling) 38-45c
Feel free to download it and make it connect to the cloud.
Manjaro was a star few years ago, then no one is mentioning!Downloading the minimal ISO of Manjaro XFCE. Will test it live before I install it.
In my opinion it is the best arch-based distro. I even view it as an independent distro as they have their repositories.Manjaro was a star few years ago, then no one is mentioning!
Manjaro was a star few years ago, then no one is mentioning!
They are currently on strike, and the future of the distro remains uncertain.In my opinion it is the best arch-based distro. I even view it as an independent distro as they have their repositories.
Manjaro has long been one of the more popular Arch-based Linux distributions, known for making Arch Linux more accessible to everyday users. But it has been losing ground for years, both in terms of user trust and active contributors, and the complaints about its direction have only gotten louder.
Now, things have hit a breaking point, with calls for a fork if the current leadership does not budge.
A Manjaro team member going by the handle "Aragorn" has published the "Manjaro 2.0 Manifesto" on the official Manjaro forum. The post lays out a...
Good choice. While the three distributions you mentioned were very popular in the past, each now has its own problems. They are still generally good, but not in the top positions they once were.I spend three hours reading what users are saying about Manjaro, Solus and Elementary OS. Thus, I have reconsidered my options and now I am downloading Fedora Cosmic Spin.
First, Fedora supports secure boot out of the box. It is stable and everything that I need runs perfectly on it.
Is it still necessary to disable Secure Boot after installing and updating the system? As far as I know, after Microsoft changed the Secure Boot certificate, Linux distributions also started updating the certificate, but I'm not sure if they are all fully updated.I have successfully installed Fedora Cosmic Spin. Unfortunately I had to disable secure boot for the live USB to boot. It seems the issue is not with Fedora but rather with Cosmic?
I will test it later today. But what is important for me is performance and battery life. Surprisingly, a full charge lasted 6 and a half hours on heavy use. Installing and updating the system. No fan noise and no overhearing at all. Ram usage is never too high even when having waterfox running with multiple tabs.Is it still necessary to disable Secure Boot after installing and updating the system? As far as I know, after Microsoft changed the Secure Boot certificate, Linux distributions also started updating the certificate, but I'm not sure if they are all fully updated.
I was also surprised when I tested Cosmic desktop environment on Pop!_OS last time, and it looks like it will be a strong contender in the world of Linux desktop environments.I will test it later today. But what is important for me is performance and battery life. Surprisingly, a full charge lasted 6 and a half hours on heavy use. Installing and updating the system. No fan noise and no overhearing at all. Ram usage is never too high even when having waterfox running with multiple tabs.
Comsic DE is great and is very responsive.
Very smooth and well-built. But the absence of Night Light is a very annoying con. I hope it gets added soon.I was also surprised when I tested Cosmic desktop environment on Pop!_OS last time, and it looks like it will be a strong contender in the world of Linux desktop environments.
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