[–] [S] 1 point 2 years ago

Had a discussion about this with one of the Nushell contributors, I am conflicted about it. I think the idea of it is somewhat amazing but also somewhat horrendous. I think the concept of this is a step in the right direction in terms of evolving the shell into something better than the traditional shell with concepts from more modern shells, but still has a way to go before adoption is more widespread. My 2c.

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  • [–] 11 points 2 years ago

    I agree with a bunch of the comments here but wanted to add that there's a decades-long legacy of good FOSS/Linux support on Thinkpads. Before any of these companies existed, Linux was running pretty reliably on Thinkpads.

    I do like the newer options with these newer manufacturers, but I won't be getting rid of my Thinkpads any time soon. I'm running a Framework now too.

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  • [–] 18 points 3 years ago*

    Have you tried installing the respective agents inside the VMs that assists with the guest interfacing?

    • In VMware: VMware Tools
    • In Hyper-V: Linux Integration Services (LIS) or hyperv-daemons
    • In VirtualBox: Guest Additions

    These generally help with the mouse input lag and host-guest interfacing that can be sometimes slow in virtual consoles, etc. I don't know to what degree you consider 'perfectly smooth', so you may be talking about something beyond that but I hope it helps.

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