Normally you don’t include yourself when asking questions of people who are actually knowledgeable. I was making fun of you saying ‘we’ and following up by directly saying you aren’t part of ‘we’.
My point stands. You could make any Linux kernel that you wanted to. Your question isn’t ‘why haven’t we done something’ but ‘why hasn’t somebody done something for me that I probably don’t even really want?’
Go ahead, Champ. Build a kernel. I feel like your question is more “why doesn’t somebody else do this thing that I just thought of and don’t really understand?”
If you can’t Google, you probably can’t use the software either.
Ok? And?
Look at his post history and you’ll know why.
Switched last year. If you’d rather write a page of text whining instead of leaning how to use Google, let alone anything harder… Just use Windows. Nobody cares, especially in this tiny community. You’ve already nailed the problem and nobody wants to interest the time trying to make you barely competent at life, let alone be some stupid free Linux coach.
You could solve any of these problems in like 30 seconds of googling it. But here you are instead.
Why?
Because he wants to play higher resolution or fps? The deck is great but isn’t a replacement for a gaming PC.
Not only is it still Android but the thing that the article says is special about it, blocking trackers and stuff, is trivial to do without installing a custom OS image. Change your DNS, trackers/ads gone.
DRM manages rights for products you own. Twitter does not own your posts. Simple.
Go ahead and respond over and over to pointless bots asking stupid questions while someone pretends to be creating an engaging community. Do you honestly believe someone just created an account on an obscure platform like Lemmy to ask that question? Seriously?