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Yeah, you'd think that most Linux users would want the more feature-packed and customizable software, which is KDE. GNOME seems to try to target very...

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I recommend it. I have been using it for several versions now, and it works quite well. At this point I think the average user is just as likely to...

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Apparently trying to introduce video hardware acceleration into web browsers opens a big can of worms. After all they are very complex pieces of software...

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I've been running PipeWire on my computers for quite a while now, so there was no trouble for me when I got that package.

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ZFS has a very simple and organized approach for keeping snapshots, whereas in Btrfs each snapshot is basically treated as its own subvolume and can be...

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If Btrfs could ever get reliable RAID5/6 and native encryption, then I wouldn't have much need for ZFS anymore. Although still the Btrfs implementation...

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Are there any good guides on how to get good results with AV1? Each time I mess with it, I find very little documentation on that and I end up with poor...

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For several years I bounced back and forth between Debian and Ubuntu on critical servers, but these days I'm pretty much settled on Ubuntu since it's...

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Yes, Btrfs should be standard on most desktop distros by now, as well as snapshot rollbacks. That is an extremely valuable feature, especially on rolling...

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Ubuntu has been doing ZFS backwards. Why were they putting the ZFS installation option for desktop installs and not server installs? I love ZFS but...

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Personally I'd rather seem them keep polishing and improving things gradually rather than try to overhaul everything all at once....

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I still can't believe they think they'll end up with something comparable to ZFS or Btrfs by going that route.

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It's interesting that in the blog post, one of the problems they're trying to resolve is long mount times on "very large file systems". Why...

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KWin/Wayland running here on three laptops and one desktop, and it's working very well....

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I wonder just how much do they intend to re-invent the wheel?...