iOS has auto update for a while and iOS users update their devices more often than Android. 2 weeks is not a long time for adoption of new version for iOS.

*seconds. KDE Connect dying the moment I turn off the iPad annoys me to this day.

I tried that, printing worked like %20 of the time.

Trying to avoid using my PC at all costs was a bad idea, I changed my mind because I had to print stuff😅

Alright I am installing this

turns off google play services

gets spammed by 976688286 apps begging for google play immediately

On my phone website fits the screen & appears normal, scrolling right reveals rest of the monies

If you still have time & energy to troubleshoot you can create posts for your issues. ChatGPT may give incorrect advice.

I switched because my OS drive was HDD and Win10 was slow & unstable. The background tasks of Win put heavy load on the PC because I didn’t have an SSD. Linux was also slow but a bit more bearable, plus it was stable. Did an SSD upgrade years later.

Turing +, not tuner +

Recall does not utilize NPU, people got it running on pre X Elite Arm PCs.

Nvidia’s website returns me only 390 and 415 for 670M

Rest of the system should work with iGPU, if you aren’t interested in heavy gaming you can use Linux just fine.

with a 670M

Your GPU doesn’t support latest drivers, and older drivers are a nuisance.

On Android you can use Seal

Just uninstall cups-browsed, how are you going to print w/o CUPS?

Meanwhile I want a tablet with phone call support. (Samsung Tabs with LTE/5G are carrier locked)

For YT I’d recommend enhanced-h264ify for best performance. Also FF with real ublock but that’s personal preference. In my experience on low end YT is slow no matter the browser.

Seal for Android is a solid client

Call me surprised.

WSL: If your friend is a dev and needs Linux cli utilities, use this. Dual Boot: If your friend wants to daily drive Linux, use this. Shrink Windows NTFS partition within Windows then install Linux to blank space. Virtualbox: Testing ground for dual boot, your friend can familiarise themselves with Linux safely using a VM.