Makes sense I guess. A senior already knows what the possible approaches are, and knows the correct terminology. They will be able to give a much more precise prompt, and a better review.
A junior needs to figure stuff out for themselves, and that’s good.
Personally I avoid AI because it’s just more enjoyable to write code than to review and change it.
What I’m saying is that integer scaling is no longer required. I’ve been using non-integer scaling on laptops for the last three ish years on Plasma, and I’ve seen the number of apps that can’t handle it go from a few to almost none. I’m not missing out, I’m living the dream :D
That being said you make a good point. With (good) fractional scaling support on linux being very recent and only working properly on certain desktops, some resolutions are not optimal. I imagine 1440p and such isn’t great. A linux laptop should at least provide a warning.
Thanks for the review!
I wouldn’t attribute the hidpi experience to the hardware too much. Wayland support has been catching up and most things work out of the box now, especially on GNOME/Plasma.
Question, what prompted you to buy this laptop in the first place? I’ve never heard of it.
edit: Ah, I see it has open source firmware, that’s cool
And they’ll all be optimized for GPU workloads :(
Lemmy doesn’t have a neural net prediction/recommendation engine. This is a HUGE difference.
does it let you chat with people on normal WhatsApp?
huh I don’t get all those options. what keyboard/layout are you using?
What exactly is Bonfire? They themselves just call it “social networking” which is so vague. Is it microblogging?
the other replies to this comment reaaaally prove your point.
Are people really stupid enough to think that every single trans person is a loud screeching SJW?
Not to mention trans people are constantly under attack in most places and NEED to speak up.
I’m confused are you talking about android or linux phones?