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  • #41
    Originally posted by StandaSK View Post
    Congrats to Tuxedo on the new offices

    Now offer AMD GPUs :P
    I would just for once like to see AMD CPUs.

    They have a page named AMD-System but it's empty. I'm tired of every company not making one single effort in offering AMD-based systems. I dream of a PC world with choice (Windows-Linux(-MacOS); AMD-Intel; AMD-Nvidia). Let people decide the f** they want. It's just not complicated.

    I will buy Windows powered AMD-based systems (and formatting to Linux before booting) until then.

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    • #42
      Originally posted by 144Hz View Post
      starshipeleven That’s bs. Limited support is always easier.
      Note how I didn't say EVERYTHING but ANYTHING. Just choose one and stick with it. Does not really matter.

      Sorry but no one cares about openSUSE outside Germany.
      I'm outside Germany and I care.

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      • #43
        Originally posted by Danny3 View Post

        I don't know, I haven't researched yet, I don't plan to buy anything soon.
        But I know what I want:
        AMD (Ryzen 3rd gen) CPU
        AMD (Vega or Navi) GPU
        17 inch display if it's a laptop.
        Kubuntu or KDE Neon operating system, I hate Gnome 3. But this is not so important as the others, since I can install it myself.
        So your reason not to buy tuxedo is more that they do not have AMD models. There is no vendor that I know that preinstalls KDE neon. Allmost all ship Gnome or Win.

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        • #44
          Originally posted by 144Hz View Post
          starshipeleven This is bs. Ubuntu is already supported and many problems are already fixed.
          Also OpenSUSE.

          Ubuntu got LTS and a strict SRU process in place. This makes things easy.
          Also OpenSUSE Leap

          Welcome to problems like kmail can’t send or recieve mails.
          Can't reproduce
          KIO/fuse eats files.
          Can't reproduce
          Baloo causes global warming.
          Only for a hour or so after install as it is indexing stuff.
          The only support you can do here is reinstall.
          The problems you mentioned are only about KDE, so even if they were true (and they are not), OpenSUSE with GNOME or XFCE would NOT have them.

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          • #45
            Originally posted by tomtomme View Post
            So your reason not to buy tuxedo is more that they do not have AMD models.
            Boy a decent AMD laptop where someone is doing a decent job with the UEFI/ACPI/whatever for Linux support would sell so hard...

            Too bad that all these companies are too small to design their own laptop and have to rely on whitebox designs.

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            • #46
              144Hz

              I'm outside of Germany and I care about SUSE. Granted that I'm half German/half British in a German settled part of America, but that's besides the point.

              SUSE Leap is one of the few LTS distributions, possibly the only, that actually runs an LTS desktop environment, an LTS graphical toolkit, and an LTS kernel over random version freezing. For me, that's a much, much better selling point than Ubuntu LTS and why I always give SUSE a try over other distributions and keep them in my mind.

              starshipeleven

              Got any news or a timeframe for SUSE Leap updating to the next Plasma LTS release? I happened to see a Plasma 5.18 LTS article in my Google Feed and I instantly thought you'd be a good person to ask about that.

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              • #47
                Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
                Got any news or a timeframe for SUSE Leap updating to the next Plasma LTS release? I happened to see a Plasma 5.18 LTS article in my Google Feed and I instantly thought you'd be a good person to ask about that.
                It's scheduled for Leap 15.2 https://news.opensuse.org/tag/5-18/
                They say it will enter Beta phase in February next year https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Roadmap
                Leap 15.1 was in May 2019, so 15.2 is probably going to be around May 2020.

                Bonus info for Danny3, OpenSUSE has official releases that mimic KDE Neon (LTS base + latest KDE/Plasma) https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Argon_and_Krypton
                Last edited by starshipeleven; 12 November 2019, 09:03 AM.

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                • #48
                  Originally posted by Qaridarium
                  so whats the point of TUXEDO if it is AMD/INTEL/NVIDIA hardware? it is just NOT Linux hardware at all.
                  Sorry, but this is why Linux can't gain bigger market share. There's just no pleasing some people. You have to start somewhere, man.

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                  • #49
                    Originally posted by tomtomme View Post

                    So your reason not to buy tuxedo is more that they do not have AMD models. There is no vendor that I know that preinstalls KDE neon. Allmost all ship Gnome or Win.
                    Can't believe no one has mentioned Slimbook as a Linux PC vendor...


                    Also, ships with KDE Neon...

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                    • #50
                      Originally posted by 144Hz View Post
                      fkoehler No. My comments does NOT imply Lack of options. I’m just telling the obvious. Tuxedo_os, pop_os, pureos etc share the same base. Branding, themes, extensions and repos might differ but that’s it.
                      Well, the reality is, they support UBUNTU/Gnome(Tuxedo OS)) and KDE (openSUSE LEAP Tuxedo style) about equally well.

                      Mathematically speaking: Choice = A v B
                      with Choice = choice of your operating system
                      A = Operating system using Gnome
                      B = Operating system using KDE

                      So when you write "Tuxedo_os is Ubuntu and GNOME based."

                      This reads as : Choice = A

                      which implies Choice = ! B

                      which is wrong.

                      So if you would have written "Tuxedo_os, pop_os, pureos etc share the same base, whereas for Tuxedo you might also choose eg. the openSUSE LEAP/Tuxedo installation, which is significantly different to the other Ubuntu clones on the market" this would be correct and something completely different to what you actually did write ;-p

                      See my point?

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