I did this same move two years ago. Make a list of critical must have functions. Get a second storage drive like your current one, swap out the old and install Kubuntu. Get those critical apps installed and tested. Create a virtual machine out of your old primary drive. Boot that inside Linux when needed.

This is exactly what I did. Later I copied my old system to a VM and I boot it up inside Linux when needed.

Search is to Google as F150 is to Ford…anything that threatens it makes the whole thing crumble.

How can i take an article that uses the word “anywho” seriously?

I think when you’ve gone ad homonym then I won

No, the camera data is combined into one visual “truth” I would bet. There was a fatal accident where the radar didn’t see a truck because it shot under it. At the time the radar was more trusted than the camera. The only way to solve that was to only have one sensor, and radar could never be the sole input.

Why does no one mention why they said they dropped RADAR: Who do you trust when vision conflicts with RADAR? There were constant problems on this point. LIDAR is another redundant and possibly conflicting input.

Am I showing my age if I suggest ImageMagick?

Only 4 near misses on the demo video!

If their best angle is to recycle a 20 year old brand …well I can’t imagine that will go very far

It’ll be less than a decade

AI already has to deal with hallucinations, throw in government censorship too and I think it becomes even less of a serious, useful tool.

This should kill off NPM

I have Kubuntu running on an Intel Yoga from 2022. I’ve never been able to get the fingerprint reader or the keyboard backlight to work but otherwise everything else works great

First off it looks like none of the demo items failed at the event, so that’s a nice change.

I’d really like one that let me see options for the command I’m typing. Like if I type “dd” it shows me some of the options for the dd command like “if=” or “conv=”. Is there a fancy term like that?

Same. I love my FSD and I’ve watched it go from 80% a few years ago to around 95% now.

Oh thank goodness! I would hate to have some hackers invade my television set and my viewing habits be pwned by somebody … Besides Samsung I mean… or anyone who might be willing to pay Samsung.

A new low

^ this is the answer I was about to give