I notice there's a parallel with a lot of open source things when it comes to the Fedi. You have to learn to deal with the shortcomings, because the strengths are often very, very good. But you have to dog food it. Use it constantly, don't be distracted by the convenience of proprietary solutions. Learn the other ways.
"I can't be bothered with this thing I briefly toyed with and wrote a stupid, stupid, stupid article about, so I'll make up some specious reason why I left"
I'm reminded that Sarah Jeong wrote a puff-piece on Masto a while back:
She quit in less than a year, and went back to Birdsite where she remains to this day.
This is because Birdsite resolved all it's cultural problems to her satisfaction. It has only improved since 2018.
No, you stop smirking.
@TheRealPomax Why are you saying this in an Italian Accent
@void @thatbrickster@shitposter.club They fulfil the promise of portable computing; the first to really get the battery life, to really perform. Work gave me mine and it is the best laptop I have ever used.
@thatbrickster@shitposter.club For example, there is no full HW decode stack (from GPU driver to browser support) on any of them so you have to find workarounds. It's not hard, but there's lots of these little quality of life things. Contrast it with Apple Silicon, hands down one of the best laptops you can buy.
FOSS, motorbikes, and photography.