…Once I split my apps into rough categories, things clicked almost immediately. Core system tools, drivers, utilities, and deeply integrated software stayed native. Everyday desktop apps, creative tools, chat clients, note-taking…
…It's already hard when you have to go and install apps using the terminal, but the package manager included in Fedora, DNF, doesn't have access to all the apps you…
…Google updated the minimum requirements over the years, and Marshmallow became the baseline that stuck for the phone-based version of the app. Not quite. Android Auto requires Android 6.0 Marshmallow…
…Once you've purged the bloat, drag and reorder the remaining apps based on frequency of use, or in a large vehicle, proximity to the driver. This way, you can launch your…
…What frame interpolation actually does Smooth Motion isn't DLSS Frame Generation Nvidia Smooth Motion is a driver-level frame interpolation feature built into the Nvidia App, and unlike DLSS Frame Generation…
…Nvidia, by contrast, has enabled DLSS 4 and the newer 4.5 transformer model to reach over 400 games, and the Nvidia App's DLSS Override does roughly what AMD's driver…
…Sure, not all apps have a Flatpak, Snap, or an AppImage you can download, but a lot of my daily drivers do. When it comes to managing these apps, I much prefer…
…Even if you close an app, buggy drivers or background services can hold on to RAM addresses, which cause memory leaks. Fast startup can reload these exact errors back into RAM upon…
…Google updated the minimum requirements over the years, and Marshmallow became the baseline that stuck for the phone-based version of the app. Not quite. Android Auto requires Android 6.0 Marshmallow…
…The OS, the drivers, libraries, and applications, all update together cleanly with nary a hiccup. On the other hand, Windows does feel fragmented, comparatively. While some apps update through the Microsoft Store…
