bitwolf

I think it’s mostly a matter of having it preinstalled.

The perception is that if it’s pre installed, then it is designed for the device.

Interested in this configuration also

Same page as you. I found Obsidian but deferred to Logseq instead for two reasons:

• Open source
• The block editor

But seeing this post reaffirms I should find an alternative. They want collaborative features, etc. That roadmap is very different from what I was wanting out of a “second brain”.

I have already been considering switching back to Obsidian and pairing it with Quartz for publishing.

AnyType seemed close as well, but it has a ton of features I wouldn’t use and it’s not clear to me how I could generate a website from it.

They’re adding a database to back it?

That’s off putting, I liked its simplicity, and it’s being open source.

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How does it suck?

Its one if the most well made Android apps I have used and everything so far is intuitive other than DNS website verification

Reshaping!?

Its a washed down solution of half Twitter half Mastodon

A few of my friends really like FreeCAD. I’m not good enough to know if it’s a suitable replacement though. I just practice on it for 3d printing use.

Written from a mobile phone powered by a minix replacement.

I have never connected a printer to my network or via USB, clicked the add printer button, and was able to print on my first try.

Then I tried to add a printer on Fedora Linux.

Cant say never anymore.

The more of us that buy computers with it preinstalled the more it signals that there is interest.

Popular brands offer it. I’m not saying you have to go buy, but you can also let people know it’s an option.

I bought an XPS Developer edition and when asked I explained that when Linux had support from the manufacturer it can be as reliable as their Macs, often even more reliable.

I don’t miss anything really. All of my software already worked.

I prefer Gnome on laptops. It had the best setup for laptops.

I prefer Plasma on desktop. It has better support for modern gaming features.

It looks like the authors themselves are also interested!

https://zwiftinsider.com/zwift-on-linux/

This is interesting, I might give the application a try myself