I get the criticism, but the Fairphone really shouldn't be compared to other (especially Chinese-made) phones in the same way. It's about sustainability and fairer labour (hopefully anyway).
So far the main issue I see is with the battery life, 4200 mAH battery on a 778G-class SoC should be doing better than this.
I don't get it, what's wrong with the 778G? It was a highly competent SoC that was still relevant last year (Samsung's A series from 2022 couldn't come close to it with the Exynos line, save the A73 which came with the 778G), and there are gazillions of comptent phones using slower SoCs that work just fine.
Do people really use their phones or do they look at spec sheets and go, too slow in their mind, like some kind of reverse placebo?
It's a 778G, it'll do well in 5 years, provided Fairphone don't fuck up the updates.
Because they keep on releasing Surface devices with less efficient Intel CPUs.
Ah, last I heard, it was in the Insider Channel previews. Guess it's live now.
As it should, I've tried twice to use GIMP, always gone back to Photoshop.
Ungrouped task bar buttons, I like seeing what's running on my task bar at a glance. And I don't like having it shrunk down to just an icon either.
Eh, I don't hate Windows (unlike a lot in the Fediverse), but I wouldn't say Win11 is awesome. It probably just works. From what I see it's just a mildly-improved 10, which is nice, but missing a few things (no grouped task bar button option in my case), which is why I'm holding out for now.
Usually one of the big three for work: Zoom, Meets or Teams.
Personal it depends, but usually Telegram or Discord.
Of all the services I used so far, the one I hate most is Teams. It has the highest rate of issues and not always the easiest to troubleshoot.
Way too much work.
Well, it's one of those if it ain't broke, don't fix it things. Like QWERTY keyboard layouts.
Hmm, I recall someone saying there's a way to avoid this by having custom firmware on the Wyze cameras?