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Should I use the word "laggy" or "lagging" to describe a virtual desktop if it is very slow?
@Acer Both can be used. The virtual desktop was laggy today. The virtual desktop is lagging right now.
The virtual desktop is normal today/this week. In the usual cases, it is very slow.
Could I still use these words? Or should I find another expression?
@Acer You can still use those words, you just change 'In the usual cases, it is very slow. ' -> Usually, it is laggy/it lags.
Thanks a lot, today I learned.
>"Should I use the word "laggy" or "lagging" to describe a virtual desktop if it is very slow?"
The virtual desktop is latency-ish.
(That's a joke, don't actually do that.)
