• tetris11@lemmy.ml
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    6 months ago

    I just miss my social life. Back when I was on Windows I had a lot of friends and was banging people constantly in my free time. As a Linux user, I’ve pretty much been ostracized by my local community and my mojo no longer works on the daily trimmings. I might give Mac a try, but I’m just not sure how many tide pods I could possibly eat.

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    6 months ago

    I do like that splash screen on Windows before login, where it shows me a different beautiful landscape each day.

  • propter_hog [mirror/your pronouns]@hexbear.net
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    I don’t necessarily miss it, but the primary reason I can’t use Linux as a daily driver at work is because our VPN doesn’t work on Linux. So I’d say that. Stupid as fuck that our IT department uses Linux for all of our servers but makes us run Windows.

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        6 months ago

        It’s a Cisco AnyConnect doodad, but it checks your computer for compliance first before allowing you to connect, so beyond spoofing a valid system, I’m out of luck. And I’m not about to lose my job due to spoofing a windows box, haha.

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          6 months ago

          I’ve successfully used Anyconnect for years in a dedicated Windows VM. However I only used it to connect to a Remote Desktop so performance was a non-issue.

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            The key there is the check for compliance. They probably have an MDM or enterprise thing that ensures only approved apps are installed and all, and only then it issues a short lived certificate used to log into stuff.

            The protocol itself is likely supported by OpenConnect but you’d have to actively circumvent IT’s systems to make it work and thus a very bad idea.

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      Honestly there too. I dual boot between windows and linux for some work stuff, and on windows I find myself thinking “how do people tolerate this shit?”. That’s often when deleting a large folder or uncompressing an archive :)

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        What’s so hilarious to me are the animations that go along with deleting (or moving) a large folder. The old animation was just a file flapping its way from one destination to another. When Windows 7 came out, there were zooming icons with lens flares! I was like “What’s next? A dancing frog?”

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    6 months ago

    Really good image noise reduction software.

    That’s pretty much the only thing I miss, and I don’t miss it enough to suffer through Windows

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    Fusion 360 :(

    Yes i know theres wine versions But they just dont work the same. And randomly crash.

    Yes i know free cad exists, but it feels so clunky and is so much diffrent than fusion/inventor

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      I 100% agree, and have Fusion360 in my VM. But there is a method to FreeCAD’s madness and once you get it, FreeCAD begins to make sense.

      I found it hard to go back to fusion especially with the amount of control I had with my designs.

      Also FreeCAD V1 is out, and it’s a marked improvement over their previous releases. Might be worth a try.

  • 𞋴𝛂𝛋𝛆@lemmy.world
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    I missed Odin 3 for a few years until I switched to Graphene and never looked back. In tried the FOSS package it didn’t work for me and the documentation was beyond my skills at the time.

    I miss the stupid people comradery, sometimes. People act funny when you’re a normal stupid person and use Linux without the hoodie and a Matrix screen saver.

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    The CMD key. MacOS got it figured out with CMD separate from ctrl. Never have problems copying from a terminal because CMD+C is not ctrl+C

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    If I have to list a single thing that most irritates me on Linux then it is easily copying files to a USB connected drive.

    The progress bar passes 100% and I get notification the files were copied but they were in fact not copied yet, it still takes several more minutes until I can actually unplug the connected drive or I’ll lose the files.

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    6 months ago

    The use of my ANT+ adapter with Zwift. But Bluetooth via the phone worked for 62 miles and several hours today, so I guess that will suffice.

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    6 months ago

    ntfs compression

    btrfs compression was really cpu-heavy last time i tried it. ntfs compression just worked with little hassle

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      6 months ago

      can’t you change the compression algorithm, or its compression level?

      but yeah it would be much better if we could set it on a per-file basis, and also on demand so that it can compress/decompress a file in place