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  • Bought a 9 incher for server because I sucked at remoting in.

    Fairly delicate but it was like 40 dollars. It is serviceable and serves the need. Am able to complete simple tasks via the touch screen. It kinda spazzes out with multi selecting/ touch but again 40 dollars.

    Cords are fairly obtrusive but never bugged me. Solved by getting on that’s mini hdmi or c like the other poster mentioned.

    Can turn it off with a little switch in the back which it’s mostly off. No issue on power up. Quicker than my dells honestly

    I realize this is the dumbest setup but it works 🤷










  • Hp and Microsoft are two sides of the same shit coin.

    Do a lot of tech support for older retired professionals. I believe 90% of hps business are these people. They used their products when they were working and believe they are still a reliable product.

    Between the ink subscriptions and the absolute nightmare of that fucking app have had 7 hp printers stop working since January exclusively because of software.

    There was an article on here a while ago showing the sticker that hp put over the usb port in an effort to get you to register the product and use their app. It’s literally a sticker covering the port direct from the manufacturer. Saw one in real life last month and was still dumbfounded.

    Everyone wants you on the subscription tit it seems.



  • Have been using the flip 3 for a couple years.

    I love the small design. Is it a Gimmick? Yeah probably. Do I like that Gimmick? Absolutely. It would he difficult to go back to a big ass phone. Routinely carry it at work by the ring on the case. Removes my need for a watch since I can easily reply or answer when it’s closed, control media, etc.

    Love to see more unique smart phone options. The phones were too samey for too long. This budget option could help that innovation even more.



  • TwoBeeSan@lemmy.worldtoLinux@lemmy.mlNew User
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    2 years ago

    Am also new, have tried 2 distros. Not even close to an expert but this had been my experience as a new user.

    Mint was easy but a little too squeaky for me.

    Used manjaro next and like the environment of xfce over cinnamon by a large margin.

    As others suggested would try out a couple first, possibly on an old laptop. Then when you find the one you like can switch over your main system.