IngeniousRocks (They/She)
I have opinions. Some of them are terrible. For this I am sorry.
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12·2 months agoI would Imagine someone put a bandit sign offering jailbroken firesticks in front of the wrong office building and pissed off someone who can afford lawyers and lobbyists.
Its overused by people who misunderstand the point.
No, there isn’t ethical consumption under capitalism but that doesn’t mean we can stop and consider the actual impact of what we choose to financially support. We can make the choice to reduce negative impact, even if we can’t eliminate it.
I burned SM64 to a cd the other day because I was testing the psx port (doesn’t work on real hardware yet). I use optical media all the time.
2·3 months agoFirst it was for performance, OpenSuse back in like 2004, since then its just what I’m familiar with. I don’t feel like I need to fight the OS like I do on windows machines.
Sometimes I have to use windows in a VM or I need some Software that only works on 2000/XP (psxn00b sdk) and for that I have an old machine that I use.
Explore weird OSs! I got an old Celeron D workstation just for playing around with weird old operating systems.
Its got a 32 bit bios but 64 bit celeron, so the grub stuff has been fund 😅
The only thing I know for sure in regards to why nvidia kinda blows on linux is that system RAM sharing doesn’t really work the way it does on windows or with AMD cards on linux. This means that particularly VRAM intense workloads will suffer. Unreal 5 games in particular suffer because of this.
👀 had no idea Qt6 had a mobile kit, I’ll be taking a look at this thank you for sharing.
Depends on your Distribution (really your desktop environment). On KDE Plasma for example, there is a little tile for it on the taskbar.
I DO do software dev, so my answer might not be relevant to you. Its because If the window is open, I need it right now. Otherwise it wouldn’t be open, or it’d be stashed away on another desktop.
Honestly.
On payday I’m running to the local electronics shop for a breadboard. I’ll make my own RGB controller. Fuck drivers.
If you’re on a Gigabyte mobo openRGB may not work at all.
I didn’t see anything like that last time I was on peertube.wtf
Like any other fediverse thing, the instance you use makes a difference.
If you don’t mind used, I had great luck with my Samsung L2020w, cat got some celophane stuck in it and it died (for good)
Replaced it with a Brother HL-series because they’re what I used at work.
The lil guys are beasts.
I’d normally not wanna go with the “big corpo option” but for a printer without HP shenanigans its really great.
If you set up with the apps it will try to get you to subscribe to an ink subscription, this is not required.
How old is this hardware you’re installing on? I’ve had similar issues on my last install using a totally cursed lvm setup involving 3 HDDs, 2 SSDs, and an SD card that was apparently not up to the task.
Once the SD card went bad any time I’d try to access it my filesystem would fail and I’d have to fsck after a reboot. Couldn’t take the SD card out of the array though, it was full too the brim so I didn’t have the knowledge needed to remove it correctly. Ended up just nuking the system and restoring from backup without the SD card involved.
Anyway the download issue might be worth following up on.
FreeBSD offers a 32 bit variant still via their i386 image.
Expect a small learning curve if you’ve never used UNIX, but most things are similar enough that you’ll be fine. If you’re ok picking up the FreeBSD handbook.
Manjaro has also DDoS’d the AUR several times and is known for not keeping their certs up to date.
Say no to manjaro https://github.com/arindas/manjarno
I don’t ever mean to be a downer but I feel this will hurt users in the long run. Just simy extending an umbilicle to Microsoft’s teat because they can’t be assed to let go and stop suckling. M$O and Adobe CC are some of the worst offenders for SaaS bullshittery.
I have my reasona for using FreeBSD, the system I’m using is ancient, about 20 years old. Its a decommissioned corpo unit, HP/Compaq DC5700S with 2 gigs of RAM and a dog slow Celeron D processor. I’m actually compiling a custom kernel right now to match my hardware because I’m severely limited on RAM and in true UNIX fashion it needs to only be doing what I tell it to, and not a damn thing more.
My 2¢:
I think it’s gamer discourse bleeding out into other fields. Gamers need the newest libraries and the newest drivers or their stuff might not run as well as it possibly could, because gaming is a relatively young but aggressively growing field with the Linux ecosystem in general. Sure games have always been around, but it’s never been the focus.
Now that gamers are switching more frequently, and that the average user is likely to play a game occasionally, it’s becoming relatively important that packages be up to date for desktop workloads.