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by Jnr 5y ago
And here I am with my 10+ years old Mikrotik router, still receiving frequent updates and new functionality.
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by Jnr 5y ago
10 years ago I used Arch on Macbook Air, when it still had all of the drivers working. Everyone asked what that UI was. People practically pulled the "I use Archlinux" answer out of me. Get ready for some m1 fame. :D
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by Jnr 5y ago
I use Arch, by the way. :)
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by Jnr 5y ago
Yes, this would be great for gaming, but I personally play almost all of the games from Steam. I even add shortcuts to native Linux non-steam games to Steam library, so all of them would stay in one place.
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by Jnr 5y ago
Lutris is great, but the UI is not as polished, and is probably still geared towards more advanced users.
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by Jnr 5y ago
If people want to write things in Rust, let them write things in Rust. Hanging out at community Discord I see that there are a lot of new guys, students. They just want to experiment, and I am all for it. Yes, maybe it's not the most e
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by Jnr 5y ago
I'm not so sure it works like it is explained in the article, or maybe I missed something. When using Gnome + Xorg + proprietary Nvidia driver with multiple monitors, with different refresh rates (144 and 60), they do not limit both to
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by Jnr 5y ago
I agree with this opinion. When Chrome came out, it was way better. Now I don't really see big difference in performance, they have similar extensions, frequent updates, sync, etc. I prefer Firefox but I don't really need to insta
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by Jnr 5y ago
Using the programming language to do the comments works only when using some scripting language. Things that get compiled can't really use it without recompilation.
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by Jnr 5y ago
I have not seen a distribution where updating Gnome wasn't an issue. I hope that System76 is serious about their DE, and that if their development approach is more inclusive and better planned, other distributions will follow them. In
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by Jnr 5y ago
I agree that those are great news that someone is making a new DE. But currently switching away from Gnome is not that simple, especially if you dislike KDE. A lot of work is being put into making Wayland usable, and a lot of interfaces for
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by Jnr 5y ago
Speaking of headphones, I know what you mean. But I have been using open back, over-ear headphones (Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro) for a few years now and I can wear them for hours without any fatigue.
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by Jnr 5y ago
VR is a very small niche market, and even though I am a regular PC gamer, I don't see myself buying into VR any time soon. I have played multiple games, including HL Alyx in VR on different headsets and after about an hour I just want
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by Jnr 5y ago
I remember there being a variable that you can pass that fixes it for Firefox.
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by Jnr 5y ago
It is currently available (and in stock) from the official resellers, at least here in Europe. Limited to one per order but that kind of makes sense considering the global chip shortage. Get one while you can. :)
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by Jnr 5y ago
> "[..] just for fun. It does NOT aim to replace the Linux kernel" Yeah, I have heard this "just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu" before. :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hist
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by Jnr 5y ago
Lacks the safety features of airplanes (gliding) or helicopters (autorotation), has terrible rotor placement and small air time. I would advertise it as "your personal death machine". :) No amount of money would make me use that t
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by Jnr 5y ago
I am using Wireguard on Mikrotik RouterOS v7. It is not yet considered a stable release but it really is stable. I guess it will become stable once they figure out automatic way of migrating config from v6.
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by Jnr 5y ago
I have been using spotifyd on my media box until now but seems like Volumio might have a bit more features. Will give it a try.
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by Jnr 5y ago
If you want a great Linux desktop experience, don’t buy Nvidia GPU’s. Intel and AMD has very good open source drivers, while Nvidia has only the proprietary ones and they are known to have all kinds of issues. There is a good reason Linus T
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by Jnr 5y ago
Debian used to be my main desktop distro 10 years ago, but I switched to Archlinux because for me personally Debian reqired too much work after packages got broken (I was on testing or unstable, don’t remember anymore), and it happened too
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by Jnr 5y ago
I saw on their bug tracker that Intellij devs will work on it this year.
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by Jnr 5y ago
No lags for me with GTX 970. And I use Firefox, it has Wayland support.
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by Jnr 5y ago
Since June Nvidia proprietary driver supports KMS and Wayland. So fractional scaling with Nvidia should work now.
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by Jnr 5y ago
Pipewire can switch to headset mode automatically whenever a microphone input is needed. And it switches it back to headphone mode afterwards. It works on Linux exactly like on a phone or macOS. Pipewire is backwards compatible with Pulseau
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by Jnr 5y ago
Bluetooth headsets (I have Bose) and automatic input switching works with pipewire, fractional scaling with different settings for each monitor works with Wayland. I am using it on Archlinux without any problems whatsoever. The problem with
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by Jnr 5y ago
We have hired those "rough diamonds" through "back channels" even though they have had terrible interviews due to lack of communication skills. They probably would not have been hired in most places. And it turns out the
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by Jnr 5y ago
And I too prefer Firefox with Tree Style Tabs, been using that for years. In general similar setups are not uncommon on Linux with tiling window managers. Probably the reason this app is available for Mac only. :) Setting up a nice environm
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by Jnr 5y ago
They are probably able to do it with little because they understand what they are doing. There are too many developers and teams that don't understand the underlying principles and limitations of the technology they use. In a good case
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by Jnr 5y ago
Yes, you can pass graphics card to the container. I used to run Steam games in LXC containers.

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