Of course

Dell's had theirs...

Like Superfish? Nah.

I'm not sure Superfish is big enough to receive the sort of scrutiny that the big guys receive, though.

So I'm not really sure that says much.

Also Lenovo's build quality is decreasing

it's not what it once was

As far as I'm aware, there aren't any backdoors on my device, but I assume I'm wrong.

My current device is definitely one of the best-built laptops I've had

All my high-end HP laptops only ever lasted about a year

ThinkPads with IBM were amazing honestly

Yeah, they were

Too bad it's now Lenovo's line...

Early Lenovos were quite good too, but yeah, they started to decline

Ugly as fuck but sturdy

Lenovo's aren't even sturdy x3

I've got a HP ProBook 6470b, and I have to admit I was suprised by how much beating this thing can take and still be okay

My current one has taken quite a beating, but I wouldn't say it's quite as sturdy as an old ThinkPad, mostly because it's so thin.

Lenovo's aren't even sturdy x3

My x200 and r61 beg to differ :3

Yeah ThinkPads were never thin

Lol

That's just not what they were meant for

Apple kind of invented the thinness craze

I wish more companies sacrificed it for battery

The Yoga 900 is one of their high-end consumer devices, which is not normally what Lenovo is kown for

Well... high-end for Lenovo's consumer line

well, it makes sense, you want your laptop to be light and thin so you can travel with it easily

It's definitely convenient, but I could do with a bit more battery.

There are power banks for laptops so you may use one of these

Yeah, but that kinda defeats the whole portability idea, lol

why, you just take the extra battery with you if you know you're going to need it

else you can just leave it at home or so

Oddly enough... by far the most durable laptop I've had is some $180 Chromebook

why, you just take the extra battery with you if you know you're going to need it

idk, just one more thing to lose

true dat

I think the Chromebook is from Acer

There are power banks for laptops so you may use one of these

Now I have USB C... Oh yeah baby.

<3 Type-C

Charging laptops with USB is a great idea, I wish I could take one charger with me for my phone and laptop when I go somewhere

even though I kinda like the MagSafe

but, to be honest, I hever had a situation where MagSafe would have saved me

I never though Apple would get rid of MagSafe

But they hopped on the Type-C train

Charging laptops with USB is a great idea, I wish I could take one charger with me for my phone and laptop when I go somewhere

I believe this is the promise of USB C - and I suspect Apple will have an adapter because they love those :)

yeah, Magsafe was one of a few things that I have to admit is actually good

Bleh... MagSafe always fell out if you were on the couch or something

It was a little _too_ safe

I mean, it was nice, but it wasn't perfect

And you could still yank a laptop off a shelf or whatever if you pulled from the right angle

And you could still yank a laptop off a shelf or whatever if you pulled from the right angle

Better than guaranteeing you can yank it off the shelf :P

/me once destroyed a mother board by accidentally tripping over the power cable of a laptop

that thing stayed plugged in and ripped the board instead

Ouch

Hi all... I want to install telegram-desktop but i really dont know whats the best option here. Can anyone advice if its better to go for a copr repo (there are there are 4 repos there. Are they all thrustable?) or go for the flatpak package (nightly build) or just keep it simple and use the official bins and put them on /opt...? I switched from debian "unstable" (10 years user) to fedora this week (love the performance, and whant to keep it my daily OS for the next years to come). Also is yumex-dnf package manager a good alternative for cli? Sorry for the long text!

Hi all... I want to install telegram-desktop but i really dont know whats the best option here. Can anyone advice if its better to go for a copr repo (there are there are 4 repos there. Are they all thrustable?) or go for the flatpak package (nightly build) or just keep it simple and use the official bins and put them on /opt...? I switched from debian "unstable" (10 years user) to fedora this week (love the performance, and whant to keep it my daily OS for the next years to come). Also is yumex-dnf package manager a good alternative for cli? Sorry for the long text!

https://github.com/xvitaly/tgbuild

https://github.com/xvitaly/tgbuild

Even better. Thanks to point me that ?

bienvenido al maravilloso mundo de Fedora

bienvenido al maravilloso mundo de Fedora

In English please

ups, i thought that was group Fedora ESP, sorry xdd

ups, i thought that was group Fedora ESP, sorry xdd

Que es broma cojones!! No te rayes illo!

In English please

Is there a spanish group of Fedora?

Que es broma cojones!! No te rayes illo!

?

Is there a spanish group of Fedora?

https://t.me/fedoraesp

Good night everyone

What's up

It's beer time!

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Friday night folks!!

SAINT PATRICK'S

Friday night folks!!

Saturday morning. :)

Hahahaha

Sorry about you

think blue

Fedora

I don't drink anyway.

So, no issues.

I'm in Brazil

I don't drink anyway.

Man, what you do to have some fun there?

Man, what you do to have some fun there?

Trying to survive. :D

Hahahahahaha

Life is fun itself.

I'm planning to go to Canada sooon

We need Fedora Stickers Pack.

I know the proh

Project

Seems to be good

I'm planning to go to Canada sooon

I'm not planning to leave Siberia any soon.

How much software has Fedora? Is true that Fedora has less software than Debian and Arch?

I'm not planning to leave Siberia any soon.

Siberia looks to be good too

Too cold i suppose

How much software has Fedora? Is true that Fedora has less software than Debian and Arch?

It depends on which repositories you're looking at.

How much software has Fedora? Is true that Fedora has less software than Debian and Arch?

I discord

For free, open source software, they should be nearly or very close to comparable.

Copr it's the response for it

However, some other distributions offer non-resident repositories too.

If you were to compare all of Debian's repos with Fedora's + RPMFusion, for example, I'm sure the numbers would be very close.

Has Fedora SystemD trojan?