I’m still crap at deciphering wine logs, but it doesn’t seem to show anything out of the ordinary.

Assuming this is a driver issue, have you tried or are you using akmod-nvidia-open: https://rpmfusion.org/Howto/NVIDIA#Kernel_Open (example for Fedora)

I think some distros still have them split into 2 alternative packages.

Otherwise, do a heavy ram test with memtest86+ (booted) to check your XMP profile and RAM sticks are good based on your previous post.

VHS next to DVD on a CRT is why lol.

Good sound fidelity is easier to reach on a vinyl record than good video fidelity on magnetic tape. Hence why even old TV shows that were shot on film look great on modern TVs, but their tape counterparts look dated.

That all being said, VHS has inherently more sentimental value due to its widespread use for personal and home video. Anyone still using vinyl is either a hobbyist, collector, or moronic audiophile who can’t cope with stuff like opus or even flac/wav.

Use micro after everyone makes fun of you for using nano

Been on it permanently for years now. Only complaint is that I found XFS to be better than BTRFS, though most people probably wouldn’t notice.

Only other “complaint” is Fedora doesn’t have a lot of support for embedded arm devices, so you’re on your own if you want an RPM style distro on something like an Orange Pi.

SEATO

Its funny because all these grand Japanese OEMs like Sony and Panasonic got undercut by Korean rivals like LG and Samsung in the 2000s, which forced Sony to move further into exclusively high priced devices and for many other OEMs to leave the US or global market.

Now TCL and HiSense are undercutting the grand Korean OEMs, which is slowly forcing them out of the low-middle end market.

I upgraded from a 20+ year old Phillips LCD to TCL’s QM8K, and the display technology for being a QLED panel is astounding. It looks 95% like a high quality OLED for a fraction of the cost.

Only downside is Google TV (Junk Android that you have to debloat a bit) and for some reason the TV can’t passthrough Dolby Atmos from app players like Kodi, even though it can do DTS-X just fine. I’m pretty sure the second issue is just a software bug, but TCL has been taking ages to respond. Pass through from an external source works perfectly fine though.

If you’re in the market, I highly recommend seeing it in person at a hardware/electronics store. The side by side comparison is insane.

Aside from nightly, I thought the repo release was up to date? I’m pretty sure its included in the default repo for Fedora.

Or China, or Russia, or Ukraine, or any 3rd world country, or even some 2nd world countries.

Actually it would probably be easier to name the places you won’t see a gun than places you can.

Compiz and Wayfire:

Relax, Americans aren’t used to seeing and responding to an actual oppressive regime nor have the capacity for supporting meaningful change. Plus the military structure is so well defined, there would be very little chance anyone would fragment or opt to join a “side” except for the active government. Most you would see is a bunch of useless resignations.

In true American fashion, everything you fear will just happen really half assed. If there is even a hint of a civil war, it’ll be snuffed out by your favorite 3 lettered agency long before it begins.

Okay so funny story, I needed to spin up a non enterprise windows VM with defender disabled for testing and got to experience the horror of local group policy not actually applying the disable setting because Microsoft disabled the functionality without telling anyone.

And then I learned you can no longer disable defender on non domain joined systems without downloading a perma disable tool.

Otherwise group policy looks so cool until you run Bloodhound and realize you’ve created a security nuke lmao.

Thank God we have Linux

I cant find it now but there was this great photo of a dude dressed up in full SS attire surrounded by a ton of anime posters and figures lol.

Also I’d suggest him a name from an IJN ship that met an untimely end. Plenty of options.

Is this sarcasm about git/svn or are you serious?

Why are these mainstream media journalists going out of their way to make Linux work and look harder than it is?

You don’t need to open the terminal to install software or configure anything, that’s literally the whole point of every big DE that ships well made GUI apps.

He solved his problem by switching off of Ubuntu to Fedora, I think I almost shed a tear lmao

The window snapping introduced in vista/7 and the old start menu from vista/7.

Actually I might need to reduce that percentage lmao

Windows registry is an absolute horror show even without the GUI lmao.

At least on linux you will usually be greeted by a nice integrated GTK or Qt layout.

Windows is 40% archaic stuff from the 90s, 40% tirefire PWA/electron apps, and 20% of normal design that keeps them barely ahead of OSX.

Their dumb counter argument was AVIF, for the same reason as webp which is reduced total size since they’re a massive cloud provider and want to penny pinch costs wherever possible.

JPEG-XL also has a progressive loading algorithm that increases the quality as you download instead of classic vertical scan loading, which is sick but I don’t think any browser actually bothered to implement it yet after the Google hit job.

Hopefully will see it in action soon.

Proton-GE is essentially bleeding edge with all of its dependencies and upstream set to latest, so it gets updated constantly as a rolling release.

Valve waits until the next version has been well tested before bumping it in proton experimental, and then eventually the default release.

This just seems like a repeat of these companies buying all the similar/unicode like domains to ensure no one can grab a domain with resemblance to the name.

Considering a most of them aren’t even used for anything practical, I wonder if this was just another ploy by ICANN to make money lmao.