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Yeah, it’s not designed with roundabouts, (i.e. road infrastructure designed with logic and common sense) in mind.

I see, thanks.

Oh, I should have mentioned I never used macOS. The laptop went straight to Linux, so I can’t comment on the habbits.

Now, Fedora Asahi is stable and perfectly fine as a daily driver as long as you don’t need the the microphone and thunderbolt.

Installation is super easy. Just decide between KDE and GNOME.

Edit: you could also install Fedora in a virtual machine to try things out beforehand.

I use it for moths now, it’s great. What do you want to know?

I have the tube for years now and can’t imagine why would I need the Pro version. 32-bit only? It has the same chip.

I’m also happy with it, but when selecting a media player today, I’d get one with hw AV1 decoding.

Maybe a next-gen chromecast, if there will be a version with an ethernet port.

What do you mean?