Right, that’s the reason alright, lol. Remember dconf on Gn*me? It’s like registry on windows, but worse.
No, Linux is still not ready for desktop, and it has nothing to do with this fallacy of yours.
Right, that’s the reason alright, lol. Remember dconf on Gn*me? It’s like registry on windows, but worse.
No, Linux is still not ready for desktop, and it has nothing to do with this fallacy of yours.
Lol. The ‘average’ advanced Gn*me user: I need to enable fractional scaling where is the UI for that. I know!!! if I just type this simple formula in my terminal
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter experimental-features "['scale-monitor-framebuffer']"it might show up in the UI, or not. Do I need to reboot? But gurus told me Linux does not need this restart nonsense. I know, I’ll just distrohop and install Ubuntu it has those options enabled by default, maybe. Oh, right we hate Ubuntu now, but don’t despair there is always horribly outdated Linux Mint, or corpo testbed Fedora.