It’s not good for beginners. I’ll give him that. This whole thread is about getting a laptop your mom can figure out.
If you end up being full time tech support then it’s not worth it.
That being said, I gave one of the most computer illiterate people Linux mint and she was able to browse the internet just fine.
Chrome Os is probably the best happy medium at the moment though for people who don’t want windows but want a windows like experience
Fwiw frame Gen sucks and adds latency.
Those other games might be worth a dual boot, or maybe looking glass or something
Docker is the best alternative but also not good for beginners.
Yeah, definitely not perfect… I hope nvk fixes some of this eventually
Nvk will work on the older cards right?
I’ve been on bazzite for awhile with a 3090 and it runs pretty great.
Maybe give that a shot if possible
Oh I 1000% agree. But you try to convince my opsec colleagues
I’m not sure what you’re saying? Those certs log to somewhere and in my experience HR is nowhere near technically literate enough to monitor and track that stuff.
Usually a manager asks a sysadmin to watch someone’s stuff, then the sysadmin and manager tell HR what they find.
We had a contractor spending 90% of his day on reddit who got fired. Hr wouldn’t have been able to pull this info since they don’t have access to the system that tracks it
My work has a 100% mandatory vpn and mitm proxy for ssl scanning. I just use parsec to view my laptop from my desktop and browse what I want on my actual personal computer
I think the hard disks thing, looks like gparted kindve, can add fstab entries automatically for you.
I could be wrong