Seemingly hibernate forever without issue. I started a game of Ratchet and Clank months ago on my SteamDeck. Every couple of weeks I'll wake the SteamDeck up... play a bit... and send it to sleep again. I don't have to load the game up again and watch the splash screens... kinda magic.
Release version naming in a consistent and easy to understand manner? This has always been a bugbear of mine.
Windows 1, windows 2, windows 3, 3.1. Simple, then we go to windows 95 & 98. Followed by.. Windows ME, XP and VISTA.
Then back to numbers (that make no sense!) windows 7, 8.. Then 10, 11? What?! When 7 came out I assumed they were returning to simple numbers, but win7 isn’t even the 7th incarnation of windows desktop.
Install on multiple computers, as many as you want or need.
For me this is a huge advantage linux has over windows. I build my own computers and I’m not buying a second windows licence just to maintain my old system after upgrading, and I’m certainly not buying two every few years microsoft demands I upgrade (practically at gunpoint!) to the new incarnation of windows vista.
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Windows 1, windows 2, windows 3, 3.1. Simple, then we go to windows 95 & 98. Followed by.. Windows ME, XP and VISTA.
Then back to numbers (that make no sense!) windows 7, 8.. Then 10, 11? What?! When 7 came out I assumed they were returning to simple numbers, but win7 isn’t even the 7th incarnation of windows desktop.
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- beeing an OS which truly can be used on a daily basis
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •Install on multiple computers, as many as you want or need.
For me this is a huge advantage linux has over windows. I build my own computers and I’m not buying a second windows licence just to maintain my old system after upgrading, and I’m certainly not buying two every few years microsoft demands I upgrade (practically at gunpoint!) to the new incarnation of windows vista.
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