I purchased the Star Labs Starlite and am hyped. It holds long and is x86.
I wanted to have a convertable to also draw which makes it perfect for me and making me write this comment. Maybe its irrelevant to you. Starlabs also has a normal Laptop I think but I have no experience with both.
Currently with my chromebook duet 3 I can't really code without making it freeze or unable to execute code because its ARM.
My battery broke earlier because I installed GrapheneOS and abused speed charging thr entire time at night.
A stock android would slow the battery charge till the first Alarm.
Swiss law doesnt allow complying with VPN services afaik.
ProtonVPN and ProtonMail are completely seperate too.
The company I work at uses Kubuntu. At least the devs.
It was amazing finding this out as a Linux user.
I always wanted an rss feed client. Now I have found something elegant without needing to research.
Dont forget the high amount of fat
Thats the way
I think the CPU chips themselves are closed source but the architecture is open under MIT so this means anyone can close them
What market share are you talking about?
Overall Linux runs the world. So I am generally confused.
Brave is like Apple. Privacy is just a marketing tactic.
KDE is for those who love customization. You can create an alien like Desktop that isn't Mac nor Windows similar. Its more about being able to change everything or most things.
Gnome should be more stable... because you can't change it into a buggy custom setup (except you use Extensions)
Damn this sucks