It’s this one:
https://lr.ptr.moe/r/Windows11/comments/1kgp7ar/cause_and_solution_to_windows_24h2_related/
i have win 11 on one of my laptops and I saw this issue. I do a lot of alt-tabbing and it made me go crazy because almost every time that happened, i’d have to minimize my browser and open it again or the webpage (and the browser ui) wouldn’t render correctly.
For people that actually need to scan a loyalty card, I recommend Catima from F-Droid. Instead of having a bunch of proprietary spyware crap-apps, you have all your cards to scan in one place. No network permission needed.
There is currently an ongoing isssue with Chromium/Electron rendering being almost-unusable with VRR. It was first reported almost a year ago. Microsoft doesn’t care enough to fix it. But hey, at least you get Copilot so it can tell you what registry tweak you have to add to fix it yourself!
ABSØLVE looks fun. I’ll see how well it works on Steam Deck.
I feel like I’m seeing “we finally fixed wifi and bluetooth on pixel devices” every other month.
we built Shield for ourselves
Obviously. Had they built it for consumers, they’d stop supporting it after a year or two.
-hey, you should switch to Linux now, it’s way better than Windows 11, everything works and the community is very helpful
-what? you’re having some issues on Linux? uhh, skill issue, go back to windows lol
Not giving Google ad money would be a good reason, I think.
For me it’s pretty simple:
-older hardware/no need for up to date packages - Debian
-new hardware, needs up-to-date software - Arch
And that’s it. Though obviously, you can also use flatpak if you truly need newer versions of software. Personally I have arch on my gaming PC + Debian on my multimedia-consumption laptop.
I think they realized they can just ride the wave of promises for years. It was the same with their android apps - they promised to share the source code of proton calendar for android “soon”. It took them… A few years, I think. Recently, they did similar thing with their new Lumo AI. Big talks about open source, yet no source code shown. People don’t pester them about these things that much, so it’s basically free publicity.
I’m telling you, bro, we are totally working on that Linux client, bro, just give us a few more years, bro.
It’s just the matter of defaults, especially since Mint has Debian edition too. Personally I just cut off the “middleman” and go straight to Debian. Unless you really like Cinnamon, because you’ll obviously have better experience on Mint with it.
Just 5 more years and I might think of upgrading over my trusty old RX 580.