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There are many ways you can solve this. There is, as you said, building a desktop and remotely connecting to it; you can rent a VM in the cloud; you can...

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I was thinking the same. As a developer, I don't go lower than 64 GB, but that could be just me. It makes it easier to spin up as much VMs and containers...

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Anything that can help Linux get into the enterprise is welcome. I'm sick of IT departments only caring about Windows and Mac.

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Canonical is a for-profit company and what they are doing with WSL has nothing to do with making less developers switch to real Linux or to making Linux...

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How does snap deployment compare to flatpak?...

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Very nice start.

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Very nice. My guess is that eventually Nouvue (I hate this unspellable name BTW) will depend on this open kernel modules and start competing against the...

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Looks like this team is doing some nice work that Apple does not deserve.

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My guess is that at lower resolutions more frames are rendered and so the Zink overhead accumulates, whereas at higher resolutions the bottleneck is more...

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People seem to forget that Microsoft has a lot of open source projects. You don't have to be an MS fan in order to give them credit where they deserve...

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So that means Steam Deck is only contributing to a small portion of the overall increase, and that the bigger increase is coming from desktops/laptops...

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I don't think you understand my comment, so go read it again carefully, because it doesn't matter whether everyone gets the survey or only some people...

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The numbers don't show noticeable increase in SteamOS or in Arch, so I assume they are still not counting Steam Deck, or that the increase isn't directly...

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If you were on Fedora for the past two weeks how did you know it is more stable than Ununtu 22.04 which was released less than two weeks ago?! You obviously...

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This doesn't seem to be correct. Someone mentioned that the change was reverted, and I also don't see that in the release notes: https://discourse.ub...