@fenglengshun,

I believe systemd-boot and starting from ubuntu-minimal helps the boot speed for sure.

I don't believe it will be compatible with GNOME Shell extensions but based on mockups it will offer features that you would normally need extensions to access right out of the box.

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I guess I do feel the same about trying to go back to 1080p from 1440p.

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Quoting: iiariI love S76 and own two of their laptops, but they're aging a bit and to rebuy from S76 I kind of need them to step-up and do a 16:10 or 3:2 screened laptop that can get me 8 hrs or more of battery life. Until they're at that point, I just can't justify a purchase. Same for the Thelios, which never seemed to have the combos of chip or GPU options I wanted when I was ready to buy. My money is waiting for you folks!

I personally feel that 1080p is as great as you can get on a laptop without being unusable though 1440p is perfect for desktop displays.

As for the GPU options the last year has been rough in that regards but it may be getting better soon.

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Quoting: PikoloUSB-C charging is a must for me. I've got a ThinkPad with USB-C charging and it's so nice to share a charger between my laptop and phone. Only works one way(phone charger is too weak), but it's a blessing for travel and house organization

It's tough since USB-PD only goes up to 100W currently but that should change soon with the new spec.

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Quoting: PublicNuisanceAnyone correct me if i'm wrong but is this the first AMD system in years to get Coreboot support ?

I wonder if that will happen at launch or afterwards though.

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Quoting: heidi.wenger

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Quoting: LinuxerSolus and elementary OS are examples of those which do not need opening of terminal no more, and they even encourage NOT to. Terminal is even not there right away to be found! It's the current year and stuff. So many now don't care whether or not "terminal is a handy tool". They just wanna sit down, click through things and enjoy!

Feel free to do so. Not every distro has to cater to you. Arch doesn't claim or pretend to be for everyone and does what it does for specific cases.

i think you missed his/her point entirely! arch is mentioned everywhere and when newbies take on it, it will not fly as they cant install it and no idea of arch wiki existing. they only know that this arch was recommended

You could make your "point" about trying to install macOS on non-Apple hardware. Every distro has it's user base just like every other OS they aren't all fit most OSes.

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Thanks for linking to both of my AUR packages!

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It's pretty amazing though not crazy to use Linux for this since I think we have better support when it comes to using the hardware then Windows does since we've been shipping Linux on ARM for years (Thanks Android!).

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Quoting: BielFPsFinally Very Nice, now we just need the main distros Debian / Ubuntu lts / Fedora / Arch to default to Wayland sessions, and we are good to go :)

Arch with GNOME does by default as well though Plasma needs the plasma-wayland-seesion package to do it.

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Quoting: KithopIt still baffles me that they're only offering various nVidia GPUs for their desktops - aside from the fact that no one seems to have much stock of anything, this is right up my alley of 'I would like to replace my aging desktop with something that supports Linux out of the box better'.

It's only because of the shortage or we would be offering AMD GPU's as well.

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