The reason why I still use Windows is Excel, because everyone still relies on Excel formulas and macros 🙄
Doesn't the browser version do the trick?
Ver often, it doesn't. I had to use Excel for some asignments, and because I'm on a pretty low end machine, I ended up dualbooting.
You can use it using your browser with Office 365, no ?
I feel your pain!
Honestly, if Solaar supported the dpi toggle and remapping my extra keys on my MX Ergo, I might be using Linux daily. But it doesn't. So I can't. :(
Are you using 1.1.9? I have remap ability
I think so. It clicks the button, it just won't hold it. And the precision mode dpi adjustment thing doesn't work at all.
@Steamymoomilk recently had to do a clean win 11 install. Spent a day trying to get the Intel RST driver loaded just to begin install. After trying various sources including the recovery media from manufacturer had to take it to a few repair centers(many claimed bad SSD even though I explained what driver was needed) to just install the OS it came with.
Same laptop have installed a half dozen linux distros with no such issue.
That's the monolithic for you, has drivers for basically everything minus NVIDIA tho.
Thats why i use IPXE and a sysprepped image when i do need windows. Or i got to install windows for friends and familie
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