No Xorg also ships with up to date distros like Debian, arch, Ubuntu, etc but several of them have switched to using Wayland by default. It is deprecated because it is no longer actively developed and only maintained by a small group of devs and even that because these devs work for companies like Red Hat, Oracle, etc who have a vested interest in fixing those bugs
The gap between 6.5 launching and 6.6 launching seems smaller than normal.
Edit : looking back this is not the case. It is the same 2 months between releases. Man time flies
This is not a Linux specific issue though it’s worse on Linux because vulkan shader processing happens for almost every game. I remember people on windows complaining that The Last of Us was compiling shaders for several hours when first launched and that if shader compilation was skipped the game was laggy as hell(which is not a surprise considering how poor the game ran even after shader compilation)
The point I feel is that small phones have a small but vocal userbase and is not lucrative for smartphone manufacturers as more R&D is involved in the packaging for product which has a small audience
Is there an actual difference between those? Is one better than the other or it’s just the OS giving options?
I am not a power user so I dont know much. From what I gather l, grub is more configurable and also easier to configure but is also more likely to break. Systemd-boot on other hand is more robust from what I read but less configurable and harder to configure. You can do things like set booting into btrfs snapshot using grub that I think you can’t with systemd-boot. Again i am no expert so parts of this might be outdated or wrong. Better to ask a more experienced user
What bootloader have you choosen during install?
Which option did you select from the options in the picture (keep in mind that systemd-boot is the default in case you did not change this setting)?
Yes OP try this and report back. Might tell us if something in the windows install is broken
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/systemd-boot#Boot_from_another_disk
It seems that systemd-boot does not autodetect the windows boot option if the files associated with windows boot are on another drive.
Edit : Though from your other comment reply I think there something broken in your windows install. You can try to fix it using a windows installation media or just reinstall windows as the other poster told.
Edit 2 : A guide specifically for EndeavourOS https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/tutorial-add-a-systemd-boot-loader-menu-entry-for-a-windows-installation-using-a-separate-esp-partition/37431
Will I remain as the same I am in the real world person or do get to choose who I become. Because if I remain a normal human, I am pretty much fucked in the 40k universe
If you don’t want to use a TUI or touch a terminal, try endeavoros.
Why are you recommending a terminal centric distro for someone who doesn’t want to touch the terminal. Endeavour does not even ship with discover+packagekit so he has to most things with the terminal
Having software that automatically updates itself without user consent or the ability to opt out.
Are there no settings to stop auto updates¿?
Do you get adaptive sync options in the display section of the settings (present beside the refresh rate selection option)¿?
If yes there are 3 settings - off, automatic and always. Setting it to automatic means that vrr will be used for full screen applications including XWayland applications(would have been stupid if it did not work with XWayland as almost all games run through XWayland). Off and always are self explanatory I guess
Funny that people are downvoting when this is what hybrid graphics in laptops do. The iGPU to drive the display and heavier tasks get offloaded to the dGPU
And even after that KDE still has a crazy amount of customisation.
It is already set to stage so i am guessing updates should be applied. But is there anyway to check that this actually happens. Or do have have to wait a few days and see that if the base image has changed by using the rpm-ostree status -v command?
Gsync works with x11 if I remember correctly
Cool. People are amazing
Unfortunate but understandable. uBlue delivers images in a different way as opposed to silverblue. Great project though and one I will recommend to anybody
What was wrong with the old logo¿?