For *BSD fans, I wish to understand something that truly bothers me.
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@rl_dane @darth GhostBSD is a neat, unfortunately it gave me some issues when tested on my old pc.
And MidnightBSD.
Recently I have some new hardware where put on an OS, and will be good testing machine to set up it again.But I remember there were other efforts that didn't gone for long for a reason or another, and this gave some fame BSD and desktop don't stay much along.
Eh, a desktop distro is just stacking X/Wayland+DE, but I can understand where this myth came from. -
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@rl_dane @silverwizard @darth Slow adoption isn't much a choise. Companies and software can do FOSS thing, but in the details, they do like only Linux exists; or like for some hardware, the documentation and the rest has some stuff that don't cover.
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@silverwizard @darth @rl_dane Asking Red Hat to do something that isn't convulted, impossible.
At least Pipewire on Linux doesn't seems so bad, now if only the audio system itself would not be like an hanoi tower that catfight on the control of your audio volume.
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@silverwizard @darth @rl_dane Asking Red Hat to do something that isn't convulted, impossible.
At least Pipewire on Linux doesn't seems so bad, now if only the audio system itself would not be like an hanoi tower that catfight on the control of your audio volume.
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And it’s gotten a bit easier since then.
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