Quick question: what's the difference?
marksism
joined 1 year ago
Ik quite difficult...
But in all seriousness I'd reccomend fedora, I don't have the best experience with it but my friend owns it and raves about its UI. I use Linux mint personally and I'm not changing for these reasons:
1)my Acer laptop and Acer in general make it a pain to install Linux on, the only operating systems I can practically install on my laptop are Ubuntu based and even that was a pain, I had to dig through many Linux forms to solve my problem (the awnser very hidden and not many upvotes probably about 7) maybe I'm an idiot idk I'm not an expert.
2)I don't like change I like the user interface of windows 10 but I don't like the adware and bloatware. I CBA dealing uninstalling candy crush soda again. So I'm unlikely going to change.
Hope that helps! use fedora BC my friend raves about it, sorry I don't have any other info about it.
Hannah Montana Linux its the best of both worlds!
Will give a go thanks!
So say if I was using the BBC website and removed the JavaScript, and then converted that into a RSS feed would that be possible on android. (Sorry if that's a stupid question)
Half works tbh for giving info on a linear scale saying team 1 played team 2 score:2-1 but I'd like to see other info like a table and to view other peoples leauges and check future matches times etc. Think I will have to use RSS for now. Shame there isn't a Foss sports app though it would be a game changer!
Yeah bit depressing it is the norm. Won't be the norm for me though!
That's a shame :/ just majority of these apps are filled with spyware or ads and the websites although are less worse than the apps most block when using a VPN which is annoying. Just want to see the premier league results in peace 🤣. Thanks for helping will give any update if there is an app like this :)
Sounds perfect... Just disappointed that Steve os has not been released :/ I can hope though!