if your updates included a new kernel try installing the kernel headers for the new kernel.
then if it’s still not working reinstall the nvidia driver.
i used to daily drive debian with proprietary nvidia drivers and it would break with every kernel upgrade
from memory, so almost certainly incorrect, the fix was simply something like
sudo apt install linux-headers-`uname -r` && sudo reboot
you’d be surprised what slips through review
if its aliased you should be able to just run “fire” and it does the rest
i read a reddit post years ago where a someone wrote a script that iterates through all the projects in their dev folder, for each project creating a new branch, committing and pushing.
they then aliased it to “fire” or “panic” or something like that.
not a bad idea really
I can code a feature faster than i can debug ChatGPTs attempt. so long as it’s in JS
ChatGPT is better at bash than me though
and the source code for both of them is available.
Could just compile yourself without the filtering
community Q/A
That’s where a significant amount of linus’ previous controversies have come from
Removing him from public relations means removing him from the WAN show, which is a significant revenue source for them
i though mozilla abandonned thunderbird and it became community driven?
Go for Framework, you can upgrade components in a few years instead of buying a whole new laptop.
even better if you can stick it out for a few months and get their new one when it releases
You wont know for sure until you try. the main sticking point for gaming on linux is anti-cheat, so if you play a lot of games with that then you may run into some trouble. otherwise ProtonDB is your friend. Most games these days are pretty easy to get up and running.
A lot of AI tools are developed on linux anyway so you shouldn’t encounter too many problems there.
Browsers are no problem at all. I recommend Firefox
Similar thing happened to signal when whatsapp made some unpopular changes.
Lots of people looking for alternatives in sites that arent used to the traffic. I am part of that problem
I used cinnamon/debian for a long time on my desktop and gnome/ubuntu on my laptop. in the last couple years i switched to KDE plasma/manjaro on desktop and gnome/manjaro on laptop
its nice, for the most part and gives me access to the aur
I have a general use server running ubuntu server atm, i’m considering completely redoing that and havent decided on the distro i will use yet. I want to use kubernetes to sandbox its various uses apart and in a redeployable way so whatever works for that
Lead of a small team of scripters here. The “Why. Not What” is defo a good way of encouraging cleaner code.
Had to request changes recently on a PR like this, big function with comments telling me what it was doing. When they resubmitted for review they had broken it down into smaller functions with good variable/function naming. following what was going on was much easier