Better tab management, workspaces and split-screen
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Voyager is the way. Only downside is that there is no notifications feature implemented yet.
It’s not compatible with Linux :/
Not even close. Flameshot is like a newborn baby of Sharex.
Thank you for this.
It's all in one open source capturing tool:
• Capture full-screen, active window, specific regions, and more.
• Record your screen with or without audio, and save as video or GIF.
• Upload images, text, or other types of files to over 80 supported destinations.
• Includes a colour picker, image editor, ruler, and more.
• Add text, arrows, shapes, and blur parts of your captures.
• Automate repetitive tasks with custom workflows and hotkeys.
Flameshot + Xsnip = ShareX and more
So yesterday, I tried Bazzite os, and it’s pretty good. Works perfectly with Nvidia GPU. You have to use x11 instead of Wayland. So far, I’ve tested BF1 and Hell Diver 2. Experience is excellent, with no lag whatsoever. It’s the first time I’m giving Linux a proper shot. However, I will need some advice on optimising it. For example, fan control or any other tips/tricks I can get.
(I had app flickering issues, and changing to x11 fixed it)
Dual monitors are working perfectly with 165Ghz refresh rate.
Thanks for the update. When it comes to dual monitors, I’m in the same spot. Reading through the comment section, I found that Bazzite OS is what might suit me. As for the environment, I was going for KDE; however, after reading your update, I’m sceptical about it.
Thanks for your reply. Bazzite looks amazing. BTW the tier chart is 9 months old. I will check out Bazzite.
I hear you. So far I’ve tried:
- Ubuntu
- Pop Os
- Manjaro
- Garuda
I had a terrible experience with popOS, manjaro and Garuda. But it was back in 2020. Some of the issues you’ve mentioned and + a few more. I couldn’t use them as my daily driver. I’m using Nvidia. GPU had too many issues and lags. (I’m gonna dual boot to see how it goes).
After watching Chris Titus’s Linux tier video, I’m interested in trying:
- Kubuntu
- Nobara (sceptical about it)
- mint
I like the look of Fedora Plasma KDE (I wonder if you could get that look on the ones I have mentioned)
Please do an update later on. I also want to try out Linux gaming. Gaming is the reason I keep going back to Windows.
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