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@just_another_person @I@lemmy.world

Huh, I don't use fedora (I use #Nixos). Do those issues also apply to #nobara?

@Rootiest

Huh, I am not surprised at all

@z3rOR0ne @somedaysoon

I don't do Android development, but I would imagine rooting makes it easier to test things, as you wouldn't have to rely on ADB all the time.

@CapraObscura @sin_free_for_00_days

I think steam deck is usually considered linux.

Benefits to proton after all make it out to linux. ChromeOS and Android are more debatable, although Google does submit a lot of code upstream to the kernel.

@CapraObscura @ZeroHora

They'll last until either: the school stops using gsuite or some other company comes up with something even trendier to market that is cheap enough to justify a grant.

@dipshit @droans

NixOS also does this, but I am not sure how it compares to ansible as I have never used ansible.

@feitingen Huh, I stand corrected.

@somedaysoon @z3rOR0ne

With Samsung these days, it's usually impossible to root without some sort of exploit on US models unfortunately.

@CapraObscura @EatMyDick

It has those windows portables (I am blanking on the company name) but those also have way worse battery life.

@CapraObscura

I am not saying that it is likely. But Microsoft is trying to push their own store fronts quite heavily.

Besides, valve has been trying to push linux for a long time. Remember the steam machines?

Being the best OS for gaming gives Microsoft a lot of power.

@Anafroj @daninet

I got an e-ink device because it's easier on the eyes and battery easily lasts a week when I go camping.

If it were possible to get an e-ink display, I would definitely use one for programming.

@CapraObscura @lemann

No, the #steam deck is just an attempt to secure their longevity if #Microsoft tries to kick them from #windows.

The steam deck is also a way to get people to buy more games.