For anyone wondering what the issues with sleep in windows are, the problem is that instead of using traditional S3 sleep (suspend to RAM) Microsoft has been pushing hard for “Modern Standby” where insted of only the RAM being powered the whole system is powered on and kept in a low power mode.

In theory this can provide a shorted wake time (because apparently the approx 5 seconds provided by S3 sleep isn’t good enough). The problem is that Windows will sometimes wake up to do maintenance and drain your battery.

You might be able to fix it by disabling Modern Standby (also called S0ix, Connected Standby and S2Idle)in your BIOS. Unfortunetly a lot of modern BIOSes no longer offer the option to disable it and even sometimes lack support for traditional S3 sleep.

You forgot to include the sketchy link

Suspend and resume work fine. My BIOS settings are basicly stock exept for enabling XMP. My RAM is 4x8GB 3200MHz and im able to run it at full speed.

For me a 5600 in a B4500 board works perfecly.

An nvidia GPU unfortunetly doesn’t work with Waydroid at all. You would have to use CPU rendering which won’t play any games. You might be able to use your CPUs iGPU if it has one.

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Lithium iron phosphate. A type of lithium battery chemistry.

I like btop because of its ease of use and modern gui. When I open top or even htop it feels like I’m using something designed for a dumb terminal from the 70s. When opening btop it feels like something designed for how computers are used now and not 50 years ago.

Also to my knowledge It’s the only full system monitor to include GPU monitoring (while other GPU monitors exist they usually only monitor the GPU and not the whole system)

Only testing. The default repos got it just now

Thats a good solution only if you:

1. Don’t use BS software that refuses to run in a VM.
2. Don’t need proper graphical acceleration.

Depending on what OP need on windows this could be a problem.

This is like 2 months old at this point. Why post it now?

EDIT: months not years

Probably PoP_OS!. There isn’t anything wrong with the os itelf, my problem is rather that its often sugested as a beginer friendly distro which in my experience it absolutely isn’t. The amount of issues I encountered while trying to use it almost drove me away from Linux as a whole. (It was the first distro i tried) The time I spent trying to make everything work was comparable to Arch.

I realy like the idea and the DE they ship by default is one of the best ones I’ve seen (it’s like GNOME but in my opinion much better) but the bugs make it a terrible suggestion for new users.

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And then hang on 100% for hours before finaly crashing

Just gonna leave these completly unrelated links here:

uBlock Origin (Web):

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/

Revanced (Android):

https://github.com/revanced

https://revanced.app

Newpipe (Android):

https://newpipe.net/

SmartTube Next (Android Based Smart TVs):

https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTubeNext

uYou+ (iOS):

https://github.com/qnblackcat/uYouPlus

Don’t forget about Madisons accusations

Remides me of https://neal.fun/password-game/

You are pretty lucky if you haven’t experienced any issues. For most people thogh spots are gonna be:

1. Gaming. While a lot of games work perfectly a lot also don’t work (mainly if they have a kernel level anticheat rootkit)

2. Nvidia. Do i have to say any more?

3. Wifi. Often wifi cards just don’t work or work very poorly.

4. Laptop specific features. Stuff like a MUX switch, ambient light sensors and fingerprint scanners very often have no drivers for linux.

Why?

Yes, as well as disabled Windows Defender and mitogations for exploits like Specter and Meltdown. AtlasOS is most likely a very bad idea.