Besides OSCAR (which can run on other things besides Windows), I use tax preparation software and Microsoft Office. I sometimes use a sound editing program called Audacity. But, I don't use it that often any more. Most of my time is spent on a tablet or phone.

That's a good point. OSCAR is available for Linux, and I have thought about turning my current computer into a Linux machine after I buy the new one. But, itvwould be nice to have OSCAR available on my main computer so I don't have to pull out the old one just for that.

I need to buy a new computer to update to Windows 11. Windows for the Snapdragon X ARM processor has an X86 emulator that is supposed to run most X86 software, but I know most emulators tend to be hit or miss. Does anybody know if OSCAR runs well on the Snapdragon X processor with that emulator, or ...

Sometimes I also seem to have the opposite problem where the variable PS helps. Sometimes, the limitation is needing a minimum level of exhale pressure. But, on the Resmed that means the Inhale pressure needs to be exhale+PS. So, in those cases the inhale pressure may go higher than needed. With the...

Yes, the variable PS is exactly what I'm talking about. I typically start out the night with only a PS of 2 (16/18). 16 seems the minimum exhale pressure I can have without my airway collapsing on exhale. But, during the night, the machine will sometimes take my inhale pressure up to 20, or even int...

The one thing I like about my Dreamstation One BiPAP is that it can adjust the inhale and exhale pressures separately within the range set for the pressure step. This seems to help because it allows the machine to up my inhale pressure without increasing the exhale pressure as my Resmed Aircurve 10 ...