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by shmerl 1y ago
Is that actually a benefit? I'd say for better cooling, it's better to put the brick outside.
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by shmerl 1y ago
Today? AV1 should be OK at least for decoding. Encoding case needs more considerations still. If you can - use AV1 as well.
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by shmerl 1y ago
I feed pigeons on my balcony. They also like bird baths.
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by shmerl 1y ago
OPNsense is decent too. Problem is that running anything open on those AP will still be a mess unless they support something like OpenWRT ;) Separating router from the AP was something I considered too for building a 10 Gbps network, since
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by shmerl 1y ago
OpenWRT is the way to go. If it doesn't run on it, I'd skip such router.
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by shmerl 1y ago
They shouldn't be shoving AI on everyone then to appease investors who got overhyped about it. Otherwise they reap what they sow.
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by shmerl 1y ago
For something more simplistic, there is also kwave: https://apps.kde.org/kwave/
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by shmerl 1y ago
Nice! Meanwhile Wine fixed 32-bit OpenGL path performance problem in new wow64 mode, so now you don't need 32-bit Linux dependencies to run 32-bit games in Wine anymore (that affects DX7 games for example that run through OpenGL via Wi
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by shmerl 1y ago
I doubt that's their way of feeding them. At one point they explicitly said they'll do it, but never did.
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by shmerl 1y ago
Sounds like business as usual.
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by shmerl 1y ago
They should open source their UI layer.
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by shmerl 1y ago
Hardware shouldn't be limited to a single operating system.
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by shmerl 1y ago
Hm, discussion is from 2023. Did anything come out of it?
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by shmerl 1y ago
Will Debian do it?
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by shmerl 1y ago
Well, if they are willing to break backwards compatibility, a lot of things can be improved, including this.
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by shmerl 1y ago
Proposing making immutable by default in C or C++ doesn't make sense due to backwards compatibility reasons. New languages like Rust have easier time making better choices with immutable by default.
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by shmerl 1y ago
There is ProtonDB: https://www.protondb.com
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by shmerl 1y ago
So how would it work on Linux let's say, it would need its own theming to match system look and feel of existing DE?
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by shmerl 1y ago
Which is great for Linux gaming, since it removes the need to use Windows. Windows games worked on Linux for years with different levels of success, the difference is that now they work much much better and at times better than on Windows i
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by shmerl 1y ago
Try KDE Plasma Wayland session. No tearing there unless you explicitly request it.
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by shmerl 1y ago
I don't expect that atrocious garbage to ever get a solution on Linux. Normal games should focus on server side anti-cheats or anything that doesn't need to put stuff in the kernel.
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by shmerl 1y ago
That's expected. Always use AMD for Linux gaming. There is some WIP to address it for Nvidia, but it requires new Vulkan features. See: https://indico.freedesktop.org/event/10/contributions/402/at...
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by shmerl 1y ago
Nice! Linux gaming came a long way.
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by shmerl 1y ago
Nice!
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by shmerl 1y ago
Can this be an alternative to TianoCore for qemu/kvm set ups?
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by shmerl 1y ago
Cool, I had no idea bumblebees can fly that high.
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by shmerl 1y ago
Mozilla can always return to backing the project.
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by shmerl 1y ago
SummVM is probably a better option for it - it doesn't need any emulation.
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by shmerl 1y ago
I don't think Steam runtime provides custom glibc. Above is cited sometimes as a complication, but a bunch of projects solve it without much hassle (appimage is one example). Anyway, Steam runtime is a massive overkill especially when
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by shmerl 1y ago
Supposedly their native version is more optimized, but yeah, it runs well otherwise.

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