• Broken@lemmy.ml
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    18 hours ago

    For me its the nuance of things.

    Like quality of life settings. Turn Bluetooth on automatically at boot. Yeah, you can do it, but not by looking at settings and turning that option on. No, you need to recognize that’s a problem then search for an answer, determine which of the 2 or 3 answers you find are right, then do it. Is it a deal breaker? Absolutely not. But I don’t want to “solve problems” for every thing I want to do.

    My other gripes would be lack of software support. As great as some apps are, others there are no support for Linux.

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      6 hours ago

      I was about to say, I’ve only come across that particular issue since moving to KDE, but I know what you mean about the lack of options, but then I looked in the settings, and found this:

      It’s getting there!

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      9 hours ago

      Maybe it’s just the distros I’ve picked, but I’ve literally never had to do anything to get Bluetooth to turn on at boot

    • Wispy2891@lemmy.world
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      15 hours ago

      This stuff unfortunately depends by the desktop environment and because there are hundreds of them, it’s inconsistent.

      On gnome it remembers it correctly, although there are a handful of times where the gamepad doesn’t connect automatically and I have to manually do that