Honestly, it’s no different from multiple subreddits about the same topic. This problem isn’t unique to Lemmy.
Honestly, it’s no different from multiple subreddits about the same topic. This problem isn’t unique to Lemmy.
Watching other people on YouTube do it you should know what you want and have some knowledge about your PC.
Handbrake is great.
Yeah, in the time I describe the problem to the AI I could program it myself.
Reboot after updates or at least log out and back in.
But I’ve also had this happen with nvidia graphics. They were just unstable after a standby.
What do you mean with “displace”?
MORE features? In MY Gnome?
Unfortunately it has been proven that putting a stupid human face into the thumbnail makes your audience much bigger. It would be nice if YouTube had a “show stupid face” option.
That’s why I run OpenSUSE on my Deck instead of SteamOS.
Yeah, I have one. It’s slow and unstable, no good browser, no good Signal client and an almost unusable camera and GPS.
All these things kind of sorta work. But not in any satisfying capacity.
It’s especially baffling to me that it seems to be impossible to make a modern smartphone with even a small fraction of the power of a PC. It must be hardware or driver issue because devices like the Steam Deck or Raspberry Pi show that the software is perfectly capable of delivering a good experience. And Android phones show that Linux on a smartphone works in principle. There just seems to be a gap between them and mainline Linux. Probably Google bribing chip manufacturers to keep competition down. Can’t think of much else.
The phone is still not very usable. It’s possible to use it as a daily driver but only if you have a high pain tolerance.
sigh I miss my N900.
One correction, it would be dnf list installed > oldprogs.txt
. > instead of |.
Wine is for running Windows software on Linux. Yeah, mostly used for games.
The previous post had an image of the burning World Trade Center.
Did you see the previous post about the release?
FreeBSD isn’t a Linux distribution. And Steam is available as a flatpak which work the same on all distributions.
Bad is relative. But I have some problems with scaling on a HiDPI display with some Electron apps. I think that might be solved if they were Wayland native.
Do you mean Electron apps? I didn’t even know you could force them to use Wayland.
That’s not really distro specific.
Uh, all that button does is write your configuration to the sddm config. Of course you can also do that manually.
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