Re:Windows 11 24H2 hoards 8.63 GB of junk you can't delete
by consteval on Monday October 14, 2024 @05:06PM
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> fractional scaling in X11 applications
Very real, no solution either. The only solution is Wayland.
> broken hibernation
This is broken on Windows, too. Basically, suspend to RAM just doesn't work properly/reliably on a bunch of laptop manufacturers firmware.
> device driver support
Pretty much not a problem on x86 and commodity hardware. It becomes a problem on ARM because ARM is a hot mess, but then again that's the case on Windows, too. Some laptops have strange hardware, unfortunately. This is becoming less of a problem as time goes on.
> supports Linux but actually doesn’t well enough
Getting better with containerization deployments like Flatpak.
Very real, no solution either. The only solution is Wayland.
> broken hibernation
This is broken on Windows, too. Basically, suspend to RAM just doesn't work properly/reliably on a bunch of laptop manufacturers firmware.
> device driver support
Pretty much not a problem on x86 and commodity hardware. It becomes a problem on ARM because ARM is a hot mess, but then again that's the case on Windows, too. Some laptops have strange hardware, unfortunately. This is becoming less of a problem as time goes on.
> supports Linux but actually doesn’t well enough
Getting better with containerization deployments like Flatpak.