Re:The values of Emacs, the Neovim revolution, and the VSCod...
by therealmarv on Sunday January 17, 2021 @05:19PM
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I have also 20 years of Linux experience. XFCE (I love XFCE btw) does not solve this points mentioned. I think you're biased and this are valid points OP mentioned:
- nVidia's drivers are poor, and there are a lot of sharp edges. I'm using one of their GPUs. No, I can't switch to AMD; I need it for CUDA, and anyway GPUs aren't exactly cheap.
- AMD's drivers are of inconsistent quality, and I couldn't buy a 6800XT even if I'm willing to sell my first-born. Ok, that's also true for nVidia's newest GPUs, and Zen 3, and... different rant entirely.
- nVidia's drivers are poor, and there are a lot of sharp edges. I'm using one of their GPUs. No, I can't switch to AMD; I need it for CUDA, and anyway GPUs aren't exactly cheap.
- AMD's drivers are of inconsistent quality, and I couldn't buy a 6800XT even if I'm willing to sell my first-born. Ok, that's also true for nVidia's newest GPUs, and Zen 3, and... different rant entirely.
- HDR basically doesn't work.
- Mixed-DPI screens basically don't work.
- HiDPI in general is glitchy.