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    8 days ago

    As much as I welcome this I can’t help but wonder, why do they care?

    Is it because it was the year of the Linux desktop? ;D

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        6 days ago

        They may not have done well fiscally however I’ve been using a Lenovo ARM64 desktop and laptop for quite a while and my only pain points are the horrible, awful, type 4 printer support and having to hack around to get the shittastic VMware remote console (VMRC) to install.

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      8 days ago

      AI, same thing why nvidia kinda went a bit loosy with their drivers on linux, windows is too limiting and freeBSD is apple’s main bitch.

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        7 days ago

        apple has nevee meaningfully contributed to BSDs, they are just a disgusting leech, the reason why FreeBSD isnt as big is simply because Linux won the Unix wars that strongly

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        7 days ago

        How do you figure FreeBSD is influenced by Apple? macOS and iOS don’t use FreeBSD. They use Darwin, which is a BSD fork, but not related to FreeBSD at all AFAIK besides they have some of the userland tools.

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    8 days ago

    Late indeed but with the Frame already shipped running Arch and KDE on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 it’s definitely going to be interesting.

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    8 days ago

    Qualcomm wants a piece of Nvidia’s server market pie.

    I expect the “support” is to ship some binary blobs in a open source wrapper at most, like Nvidia does.

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    8 days ago

    I was interested years ago potentially of a tablet form factor as a nice travel device

    Don’t think I care anymore