I am on Fedora Workstation 44.
I have some options. Suggest me the best.
100 percent scaling with font scaling increased from GNOME Tweaks.
100 percent scaling with increased zoom in browser.
125 percent scaling with font size reduced.
And should I use anti aliasing and hinting from gnome tweaks or not.
125 percent looks very large and 100 percent makes text very blurry.
You can hate all you want. Say maobadi, hatyara what not but for me this guys remains the best PM we got. He clearly knows what should be done. He remains critical when needed.
10 percent CGT for less than 1 year holding is too much man.
Ani yo NaasaX le sell gareko 90 percent amount instantly wallet ma use garna dinxa ho? Mero wallet ma 19k jati aaisakyaxa
I need shared chatgpt plus plan.
I loved Fedora's clean and minimal approach. Reason I left Ubuntu was due to the bloat and the OS did not felt like I owned it.
I had disabled snap and app center, but I wanted that vanilla GNOME.
And, I just learned that you can completely strip out Ubuntu modified gnome and install vanilla GNOME. So how viable of a option is this? Will updates, or anything break?
Another reasons is I want that deb repo apps as well.
For some reasons, my laptop speaker sound way better on ubuntu as well.
Also, Ubuntu by default has way better battery life than Fedora.
How to increase scroll speed? Default is way slower than Windows.
What apps do you use to display power draw of the CPU?
I am seeing miscro stutters when navigating. Any way to fix this?
How to better manage power? Fans constantly spin and battery life is awful. Both was not a issue in Ubuntu.
I need to take a snapshot of the system like Windows Restore or Windows Point in time restore did.
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How is the screen? Based on reviews, this screen and sound is considered one of the best in Nepal. Share you experience.
Due to slow scrolling speed, Windows 11 feels faster for browsing for me. Anyway to increase this?
Education and Health tax were controversial but was needed. Gov sometimes have to take harsh decisions and I am sad that Gov had to revoke tax due to populist backlash.
Nepal spends around 60 % budget on recurrent expenditure(salaries, day to operations, insurance, freebies etc), 20 percent on capital expenditure (development and infra budget), and 20 percent on loan repayment.
If you guys have been listening to what Swarnim has been saying from the election days, he has said that he plans to increase the tax areas, currently around 40 percent of the GDP is informal meaning that 40 percent doesnot come under tax framework and that's a massive tax deficit for a currently like Nepal. This ratio is highest of South Asian nations. Nepal's official GDP is 45bn and informal GDP is around 76bn so just imagine how much of nations products and services dont ome uder GDP.
Both 3 percent taxes were meant to increase the health insurance pool and free education for those who cannot afford.
I think 1 percent on private health, 3 percent on private education and 10 percent on foreign affilated privated education would have been better.
His main goal is to increase tax revenue, decrease recurrent expenditure and increase capital expenditure.
Nepal ma bikas vayena vanna sajilo xa but tyo 20 kharba bata jamma 4 kharba matra bikas ma use vairako xa. Just imagine tesle k nai ukhadixa aile ko inflation ko jamana ma.
Not saying hwattai tax badhauni but alot of sectors and area are still untaxed, and his main goal is to bring informal into formal economy. That alone would generate massive tax revenue.
And this lottery system for tax receipts is chef's kiss. This alone will encourage many to ask vat bills and this ultimately will force business to come under formal economy. Taiwan is a good case study for this.
Also, there was less time for Wagle to prepare this budget, so the budget itself feels abit under researched in Nepalese context. Hope for the better this time.
Btw, Balen le fb ma announce gardai ma tax ghatdena, parliament bata majority le pass garnu parxa, so it should take few weeks before that 3 percent tax is removed.
Himstarr le dubaxa malai. Just new new kinna suru garyathe.
Changes to the Federal Center
Changes to the Provinces
Changes to Local Bodies
My monitor with DP port on windows used to do 120Hz at 8 bit and used to switch to 6 bit on 144Hz.
But on GNOME there is no way to check what bit depth my monitor is using in 144Hz.
My monitor with DP port on windows used to do 120Hz at 8 bit and used to switch to 6 bit on 144Hz.
But on GNOME there is no way to check what bit depth my monitor is using in 144Hz.
Nearly 1 month of me trying different distros. I have fully settled on GNOME. Just my person opinion. Not hating anyone.
Here's what I tried first and issues with each.
Ubuntu: Was already familiar with it as I used it on Windows VM. Didnot like snapo package management and less frequent feature updates. I am someone who loves to sacrifice stability for new features. I was on insider channel on Windows as well.
Switched to Linux Mint. Right after booting, I new this was not for me. It looked ugly and extremely childish.
Switched to Fedora KDE: While KDE had all the features I wanted, but it lacked that polish I expect from a modern DE. It looked dated. Animation felt weird. I would rate KDE even lower than Windows 11 for user interface. For features, it was 10/10.
Settled on Fedora Workstation. It's smooth. GNOME is what expect a modern DE to look like. I have zero issues with how it operates. I do have some complaints about missing basic features but most of them are manageable through extensions.
Package management is quite simple here as well. I have disabled Fedora flathub completely, now I just have to deal with rpm and flatpaks.
No duplicate bloats. It is just clean, customizable, modern, sleek and smooth af. I am never leaving for another DE and distro.
I have allocated most of disk space to fedora and kept WIndows 11 as a backup because some apps dont work on linux. Fedora Workstation is my dailuy drriver now,
