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Yes I do use HDR. Bluetooth too. Sorry Linux users, we exist.
HDR is available in KDE now, and bluetooth works since like a decade? Sorry, you don't exist.
It is crazy how the bots think they matter
Lol no it doesn't. It's still entirely at the mercy of the OEM, many of who often don't bother with Linux support. Acer is the biggest example.
I've never had Bluetooth not work. While I'm sure some devices have issues it isn't the norm
I'm sure there is still hardware out there with issues, just like there is hardware that has issues with Windows. What's your point?
Woah do you even use a keyboard??
None of those over here since the 80s
Oh yeah I forgot, Bluetooth is banned on Linux... Bruh what are you even talking about? Lol