I wanted to write to my personal blog for a moment and say how

>>56171788
Next step is fuck with KVM on my laptop (used to VMWare)

And then install ubuntu on my desktop and setup GPU passthrough

>>56171788
Ubuntu is a good OS. I use cinnamon on top of it

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at least make it look good anon

>>56172108
wtf that doesn't look good

>>56172108
That looks awful. Flat design was a mistake.

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yes, ubuntu is great

> Drivers for Wifi and touch work out of box.
That's been the case for at least 3 years.
>Netflix natively works in chrome (I wouldn't mind an explenation on that one...html5?)
Netflix uses closed source DRM that most open source browsers refused to implement (Firefox buckled under the pressure and implemented it, so it's no longer completely open source).
Chrome has always had this DRM, but it only effects Netflix as of recently because Netflix used to use Microsoft Silverlight to play video (which had its own DRM, also windows only) but now uses html5 (so supports chrome across all operating systems), using the DRM software I noted on earlier. All modern browsers should support this, for better or worse

>>56172705
Ah I assumed it would be at the responsibility of MS making silverlight linux compatible not the browser's

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lubuntu theme tweak

>installing Ubuntu
>Click "install updates and third party software" button during install
>Installer freezes
>goes back to OpenSUSE

>>56172833
Pretty comfy, anon.

>>56172896
tyty

>>56172108
>Numix
>good

Pls, ubuntu doesn't even have a functioning clx package. How the fuck am I supposed to run stumpwm on it?

>>56172370
>>56172459
le unity hate meme

>>56172890
>OpenSUSE
>2016
literally pick one

>Using noobuntu
>Not using arch linux master race
plebs

>>56177706
It's actually a really good distro, I prefer the GNOME spin.

>>56177218
>.gif in 2016

>>56177748
The best distro I ever used, decided to stay with it. I pretty much have everything I need, I don't depend on Windows anymore, not just a bit. I need the latest software because I edit photos and videos, also I care about security and bugs. Ubuntu is ok but not for me, I had some problems with it, don't like 2000 packages out of the box and the Nouveau driver is old as shit. Yes, there is minimal install but if I have to do a minimal install, why not do Arch. It's good that Ubuntu exist and provides an easy install and friendly user experience. I wish they updated the software in their repositories more.