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I miss having Fedora, and I remember that Hyper-V exists. So I wanted to test it on my MSI Pulse Gl66 and it definitely runs. Better than having to Dualboot (for now)
I'm officially letting go of Windows on my HP EliteBook 840 G1, and putting Linux Mint XFCE on there. Depending on whether or not I feel like it, i might replace it with the normal variant since it's been upgraded to a SATA SSD and 16GB or DDR3, but for now, it can't even handle Windows 10 IoT LTSC.

It's unfortunate that I've had to come to this conclusion, but at least I'm doing it at the comfort of my second most favorite Linux distro of all time. I always wished to have a stable PC that can run Linux on, but my gaming laptop has a NVIDIA GPU, and my college laptop is for college purposes until I get a Framework or another adjacent laptop. Thing is, if Framework is too much of an expense for me personally, I don't know what alternative I could get for my MSI PULSE GL66 12UKV.
KleinesSinchen
KleinesSinchen
Any PC that handles Vista/7 should also run 10.
In the past I've had bad experiences with HP laptops not properly detecting their power supply (wattage). Then they silently default to an extreme(!) slow mode and only work normally on battery power.

If the power connector has a needle like pin in the middle it is one of those supposed to tell the computer their wattage. I've the same 🤬 on my Dell, but at least it gives an warning message on boot when this power negotiation fails.
impeeza
impeeza
See you soon coming back in to the dark side, wet have cookies and milk

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I've started writing my screenplay over Sadiq Khan's wrongful conviction over that car thing. I'm expecting channel 4 to air my dramatisation in 2029.
I am SO GLAD I'M able to have Brave as a portable install on my SSD needed for college. I dislike the fact that Edge, Chrome, and firefox installed on the systems don't have an ad blocker, and it makes going onto websites that the class offers barely usable and easily prone to getting viruses. I know that Chrome just removed all their MV2 extensions but luckily this (and Helium) have their own self hosted versions. I would use Helium, but they don't have a built in password manager, BUT I have a local backup of such in the case that I lose Brave's access and such.
DragonMals
DragonMals
Scarlet and yeah, I can't install ANY extensions on the browsers provided by the web browsers installed on the PCs.
lightwo
lightwo
LibreWolf signs you out because you need to manually add a site to exceptions for being able to store cookies long-term

Address bar "shield" icon > Connection (in)secure > More site information > Permissions > Set cookies > Allow
DragonMals
DragonMals
lightwo Ahhh! Thank you for telling me about this.
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