Significantly less bloat for sure. I do like that there is the MicroWin project that exists for windows though.

I mean, Windows does that. The Windows that came installed on the Lenovo Flex I got has really good adaptive UI. If it's in tablet mode, the UI smoothly adjusts to be touch friendly and flipping works in any direction. That's why I'm trying to find Linux that can be this good.

The screen didn't rotate for me and the keyboard was very awkward on EndeavourOS

How's the keyboard?

Anyone got advice for a Linux distro that will run good with 2 in 1 laptop (the touchscreen tablet ones) I tried an os and the keyboard was meh. Or alternatively, how I can set up an is to work best on a laptop of that kind.

Would be funny to keep adding more anytime this is posted again

WSLinux

That's why you enable the end task option for when you right click on the icon in the taskbar.

Really though, this mf is brutal.

Me using windows on the steam deck to really make things confusing

Wait wtf that is their brand name?

Which ones better?

And then things break

The ones without the border can look good depending on design. but often look cheap

I'm just about to windows myself back again but use Chris Titus mini windows version

Edit: I will really miss KDE though... Edit2: so far the Chris Titus mini windows is quite good for a windows. No junk except for the junking install. Edit3: someone needs to make KDE for windows. I don't know or care how but I need it.

Some bad browsers don't have automatic tab hibernation and you gotta install extensions for it.

Sell it I guess.

I got one not because it's healthy but because it's literally a small oven for when I don't want to heat the whole big oven

Well. He did have a pretty well known meltdown as of recently.