don't worry. this probably isn't for you... yet... anyway, why did you install ubuntu??? who misguided you? you should have gone linux mint DE, mx linux, Fedora or something like that. Ubuntu was great... 15 years ago. Sorry if I sound too hard... take it with a laugh 😁
geoma
joined 3 years ago
Go mx linux fluxbox
It works ok on android. On linux desktop, proton vpn app is one of the things keeping me from recommending proton vpn.
It works ok on android. On linux desktop, proton vpn app is one of the things keeping me from recommending proton vpn.
Endeavour is is also cool if you update frequently through CLI
Fedora atomic versions are great IMHO. Or mx linux or debian if you are looking for something more normal
I don't know. This sounds like some strange thing, never happened to me and I deal a lot with old computers... Maybe try another distro?
Are your video card and monitor working properly on linux? You getting the resolution you should?
I bought a chuwi ubook x and it is nice. I installed endeavour os gnome on it.
Wow. i dont know. Ive never used calc nor excel for things that big. For that Ive used python or php/mysql. I use spreadsheets a lot, even complex ones, and calc always work for me. Anyways, you are right in regarda to the lack of support/books. Of course. Same happens with a lot of things. They are not mainstream (yet) because they are projects that havent had the money or power corporations like microsoft has had for lobbies and marketing. So we can struggle a little on the transition (some very brave pioneers have already paved the way for us, so its not that hard anymore) and hope we are contributing to a libre/free future in which digital technology helps build a better and fairer society for all. And then, they'll become mainstream and we'll have more books, support and communities than we ever dreamed of before.
Are you working on ods formats? Anyways... We need more people using LO so we'll have more developers and rhen comes a point in which LO surpasses everything else. Meanwhile, if we stick to proprietary software,we would be stuck in a vicious loop. We need to break trough and sometimes inthat transition there are some concessions to make. If we manage to make it aa a big collective of people,the transition process will be shorter.
Ok. Yeah, commenters are right. First of all, congratulations for switching. Enjoy ubuntu as a great first step. If you have issues, consider it might be ubuntu and not linux as a whole. In the future, consider other options like the ones I gave. Sorry for the not-contributing comment.