Yea, that is what happens now. There are methods illustrated in youtube, on how to bypass this petty bullshit. It's currently a cat and mouse game with this kind of stuff. I'd suggest jumping ship off of windows and go linux, you can always VM into windows.
Grand-Pudding6040
joined 1 year ago
Oh yea, a dual purpose monitor would be awesome. Like, if we aren't currently using the integrated monitor for normal use, we could use it as an external monitor for something like a nintendo switch or a steam deck?
Batch 8 for the new 16 or 13 AMD? I am still waiting on my 16 inch pre-order here. Sitting pretty in batch 6, still waiting.
Yes you should, be sure it's has good reviews and is reliable. The stock charger.... huh.... sometimes, just doesn't work. I have to do a whole ritual of disconnecting the USB-C cable or if it is sever, I have to disconnect the power side of as well.
Yea you definitely can, for school and a simple game like stardew valley? An 11th gen will work just fine, there is no reason to buy the newest version that is coming up.
Yea, I enjoy the genre of games. I personally play games no problem on Ubuntu 22.04 with steam.
But but.... what about the 16? Don't tell me they are putting it on the back burner, never to be heard from again?...
This is the reason, I refuse to update to the newest version of the OS. I will stick with Windows 10, thank you. I personally have windows 10 installed onto an external m.2 drive. I only ever boot it up when I need it, otherwise I use a windows 10 VM for everything. I daily drive Ubuntu.