Serious question: Can Linux run all my smart devices (tvs, lights, plugs)?
this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2024
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Linux is great, windows is great. Why not both? They both do things great
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Boot every day and expect everything to just work
Plug a random device in and it just works
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Have a process crash and task manager still works. Being so much more robust than KDE while not as child-like and reduced as GNOME.
Playing some of the best games I own since XP/7 era forever. They just refuse to run on Linux.
Booting from VHD. Booting from RAM. WimBoot Mode.
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