Ahh tracking. I've never seen a work flow that used data flowing well between MS products. I've never had an incompatibility issue yet either, but I believe it, certainly on excel, that program can be a beast.

I want to like, because well I want to have an OS that just works on my work computer, but at least my experience has been less then optimal.

You actually can setup your own private 4g/5g network, it's more targeted for IoT though

If it's not e2e then even if not public it can be purchased with no notification as well.

Honestly looking forward to doing an analysis of Gitlab for project, agile release trains, and portfolio management. I would love to have service desk, devs, and managers all looking at the same thing.

And ...?

I wasn't sure what to call it either. I'm not a subscription fan either...

Know any good ways to support authors we like without having to pay to rent an audiobook?

What distro?

Arguably neither GNU utils or the Linux kernel are OSs since they don't operate anything on their own. They more accurately parts of system. I think distros are more accurately called OSs

I like Linux for a lot of reasons, but the reason I was dualbooting the most was more packages for AI and the like just worked on it and I was programming.

The reason I deleted my windows partition though was I had a faulty drive that on windows ment I would crash all the time, but my Linux boot just worked for like another year on the failing disk with no issue. When I got a new drive I just installed Linux and didn't bother getting Windows again.

I have to Linux for work sometimes and the biggest pet peeve for me is that the app search bar is always slow or broken. Like it is so good on KDE, I default to superkey, search app, enter compared to opening any lists of menus.

It's just I've seen your sentiment before from others but have never read anything substantive on just general grumbling where the networking for graphics moved on the stack