Another seemingly never-ending debate within the Linux community is the battle between X11 and Wayland. These are display servers, or window managers, that are responsible for how your desktop operates. They work more in the background, so as a user, you shouldn't even know what these things are, but unfortunately, things just aren't that simple. X11 has been around for a long time and it generally works fine, but there are multiple issues with it that came from it being such an old system that really hasn't evolved in decades. X11 means this is version 11 of the X windowing system, but this v
Linux's obsession with 'the right way' is why it'll never replace Windows for most people…If these GPUs were truly a home lab cheat code, everyone would be using them, but the driver situation and physical compatibility issues are just too much to bear for most enthusiasts…
…I tend to stick with Ubuntu Server due to its terrific compatibility with most laptops, but DietPi and good ol’ Arch Linux are just as valid for your DIY workstation. Related I…
…NVIDIA's proprietary Linux drivers are more predictable, but they're not immune to version-compatibility issues, and passthrough with both cards can be fickle. If your motherboard and CPU don't…
…Related 4 Raspberry Pi projects I abandoned after realizing sub-$150 mini PCs run them all better After all, cheap mini-PCs crush Raspberry Pi SBCs on the performance and OS compatibility…
…Sign in to your XDA account Thanks to its massive list of compatible smart devices, Home Assistant lets you control IoT products from most of the popular brands. But when you grab…
…The Pi 5 has stronger mainstream display support through dual 4Kp60 micro-HDMI and two flexible MIPI camera/display transceivers, but it doesn't have USB-C DisplayPort alt mode or the…
…The device is named after its screen size — the Boox Go 10.3 has a 10.3-inch e-ink display. This is a deliberate design choice to compete directly with the…
…It's specifically aimed at Windows, though, so no luck for Linux or macOS users with this one. Screenbox is also based on LibVLCSharp, which is a video and audio API coming…
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