X220, 300 Dollars in 2021, with i7-2640m, never look back for now. I'm thinking buying L380, as I need Waydroid to debugs app. My Phone become shitty. I think I will buy new phone, but not now I guess? Thinkpad X220 expected to work til 2027
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Gnome is better on 1920 than in 1366. XFCE is better on 1366...
And Ubuntu sucks..
They aren't shipping here at all... Like I said, even they have warehouse in Indonesian soil, it only used for... supporting Singapore.. it's strange condition tbh..
Easyness, where it's not. Fedora is better for noobs than ubuntu in my opinion.
Ubuntu, ootb works, but snap all over, and ubuntu pro ads everywhere.. I can't even reinstall the company laptop into Fedora because of their policy... In the end I wrote a piece interface cli to make me felt at home using dnf masking apt, flatpak masking snap, and any dnf or flatpak behavior, works on snap or apt.. it's nightmare, but at least help me coup with using ubuntu... cope.. COPE...
You can look into fortune 500 report on Server stack, and self published red hat report. Red Hat claims is higher, but I will say, it should be at max 90%, not 95% as Red Hat Claims.
https://www.redhat.com/en/about/company
Seems they revise it. hem... the fly-er I got for Red Hat academy promotion written is 95% in 2019.. strange..
But anyway, you can see anywhere, on any business medium high, mostly use Linux.
Azure, 100% backed by Red Hat in their Infra, even Microsoft doesn't deny or agree with it. AWS 100% EL based (old times RHEL, nowdays Fedora), Linode, Scaleway, Contabo, Hetzner, BiznetGio, Aliyun (even their Aliyun/Alibaba Linux is RHEL), OVH, etc. so I will say it's high enough.... that almost entire infrastructure rely on Red Hat Engineering. At least if Red Hat gone, CentOS Stream code still there, Fedora Code still there. The community can continue to develop it.
Ubuntu only popular and first class only on Digital Ocean. No other cloud providers make ubuntu first class other than DO. Sure enough Ubuntu/Debian is there, you can install it, but, it's not entirely first class as RHEL/Clones
Hate it or love it. Red Hat still the king of mission critical system except in Europe, where SUSE is leading, but SUSE itself is well... have same or near identical to Red Hat.. so... welp.. kind like in same EL boat.
Some will say data like this https://www.enterpriseappstoday.com/stats/linux-statistics.html#The_Most_Popular_Linux_Distribution is more re presentable for general mass, but I don't think it's for enterprises...
rpm-ostree does this longgg way before
Flatpak won't replace RPM on Fedora, so, use Fedora... and be happy, or Nobara for gaming
haha.. ubuntu on enterprise doesn't even touch 5% of the market, where 90% of it is RHEL and 5% another is Windows Server and some OSX.. so... I don't think canonical is dumb enough
*please read, enterprise market, not hobbyist. Hobbyist doesn't make money for ubuntu. Well if the hobbyist is a decision maker in enterprise, they probably will have effect, but the problem is, most of them opt in RHEL/Clones
On my corporate laptop, because they require ubuntu to.. well spy on us, I wrote a interface in front of snap to works like flatpak.. as snap forcing through on everything I work on...
At least I tried to disable it. and failed, so I wrote a piece of junk code to accomodate my flatpak muscle memory
Flatpak share dependencies when they have same version, so they aren't wasting space. e
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Wow. Redmond theme.. ๐
KDE seems hard for me. Personal Preference, it's hard to learn the flow, even it's near Windows Like Experience ๐