On my arch install, all I have is vmlinuz-linux under /boot. How come there’s no further information appended like in the article?
On my arch install, all I have is vmlinuz-linux under /boot. How come there’s no further information appended like in the article?
Are you talking about scaling monitors at a different rate in a multi monitor setup? I thought they’ve fixed that.


Is there a guide on how to do this on Linux + 16GB Radeon?


No, apparently it’s just tied to premium subscription.
I’m fine with repeating “I use Arch btw”


I don’t have nvidia, but I’ve solved this by making the monitors never sleep automatically, unless a hotkey is pressed.


They’ve been featuring projects on their page that they display their donations on, projects that did not know or outright refused, without their consent or understanding.


So wait, we hate FUTO but love Immich?
Nicotine+ seems to be FOSS slsk. At least client side.


This thread has set me on the path of getting two of my nerds over onto simplex or XMPP. Maybe matrix.


I finished reading both articles and they are very heavy on conjecture. It does raise an eyebrow though, but still.
Yes, in an ideal world we would be using SimpleX, XMPP, or similar. However it was already hard enough getting ten non-tech contacts to switch to Signal. The barrier to entry is higher on other platforms or protocols.


Huh? What crypto scam?


They rely on AWS due to favourable contract in hosting it, and also proving the proof of concept that they can be hosted securely on a hostile provider, without the provider having any clues at all in what data is being sent between the parties.


Yu could just… stop playing League.


Thank you for your explanation. That makes sense. I stopped pirating music exactly due to oink and then what dying, getting disillusioned by private trackers.
I wonder what the in is to RED/OPS?


What? Things sure have changed. Why would everyone want FLAC over mp3 vbr V0?
He’s an og quakeworld player running it in 320x200 sw@120Hz/fps. It’s native on Linux since 1998, so the switch for him makes sense.
ArchInstaller. Or Endeavour.
I’ve used Arch-Installer on my desktop after two failed manual attempts on a laptop. And then dove in head first for the rest.
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