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mystes posted:Do windows laptops with arm processors allow you to disable secure boot? we should try to find out the moment a single one gets sold (depends on the oem for sure, and i certainly don't trust the oems to do anything right. taking from oems loving things up "if only the technology to do things wrong didn't exist" is a galaxy-brained level of viewing everything as a technology problem though)
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omg awesome it's in portage already
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mystes posted:Do windows laptops with arm processors allow you to disable secure boot? yes
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https://www.armbian.com/lenovo-x13s/
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Interesting. The windows 8 hardware certification requirements said this which seems to indicate that arm laptops were not allowed to permit secure boot to be disabled at that time: https://web.archive.org/web/2012021...ents-system.pdf I guess they must have backed off on that mystes fucked around with this message at 18:15 on Feb 28, 2024 |
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Tankakern posted:omg awesome it's in portage already Masked, though. Still, I am unreasonably excited about an update to my DE.
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oh gently caress yes
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damnit i get an upgrade on clear but it's only to 5.115.0-77
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hmm i installed some SDDM theme and now every time i go to the logon screen i get some stupid british english virtual keyboard idk how to screenshot that so i just took a picture  anyone know how to disable this? it pops up after you switch fields for user/pass too, so it's real loving annoying
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Feb 28, 2024 19:31
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Theme issue iirc last time I dabbled with it (two weeks ago).
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Beeftweeter posted:hmm i installed some SDDM theme and now every time i go to the logon screen i get some stupid british english virtual keyboard try the keeb-button in the bottom-right (I have no idea how to prevent it from happening though, sry)
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Feb 28, 2024 19:54
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Beeftweeter posted:oh gently caress yes lol that they included a youtube client based on Invidious, a scraper that got a takedown notice from youtube
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Feb 28, 2024 19:57
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inset posted:try the keeb-button in the bottom-right yeah i mean. that gets rid of it but it just comes back when i switch fields
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Feb 28, 2024 20:54
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Visions of Valerie posted:This is not correct. Linux distros do not pay for signatures; signing review happens in public; Debian doesn't have particular difficulty with this process. The $100 fee to have the shim signed is definitely a thing.
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the hdmi forum told amd to gently caress off regarding any open source drivers enabling hdmi 2.1 features
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Visions of Valerie posted:e: nm done engaging with this lol ok. bye
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instead of refuting this benign, unconfrontational post, or perhaps being unsure about it, or maybe even agreeing with it and admitting i was wrong, i will simply announce that im done engaging with it
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mystes posted:Interesting. The windows 8 hardware certification requirements said this which seems to indicate that arm laptops were not allowed to permit secure boot to be disabled at that time: this is probably something to do w/ the qualcomm arm exclusivity and probably windows phone which would have been about the only windows arm thing back then
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mycophobia posted:instead of refuting this benign, unconfrontational post, or perhaps being unsure about it, or maybe even agreeing with it and admitting i was wrong, i will simply announce that im done engaging with it it's called immortality. jealous?
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mycophobia posted:instead of refuting this benign, unconfrontational post, or perhaps being unsure about it, or maybe even agreeing with it and admitting i was wrong, i will simply announce that im done engaging with it meanwhile i'll narrate my view of the conversation in third person like the biggest tool in the universe
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come now friends, there is no need to get angry about Linux of all things
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Linux is real, and strong, and my friend.
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mycophobia posted:instead of refuting this benign, unconfrontational post, or perhaps being unsure about it, or maybe even agreeing with it and admitting i was wrong, i will simply announce that im done engaging with it namaste. didn't mean to be passive-aggressive and fixed post to reflect that
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NihilCredo posted:this is straight up misinformation sorry i was misremembering the history of it as current status. at one point microsoft absolutely was planning to require always-on secure boot for UEFI x86 PCs, but walked it back. the controversy stuck in my memory more than the resolution https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/12368.html quote:...While Microsoft have modified their original position and all x86 Windows machines will be required to have a firmware option to disable this or to permit users to enrol their own keys... i was not misremembering that linux distros end up paying to have a bootloader shim signed - as other parts of that mjg blog post mention, requiring non-technical prospective linux users to fish around in confusing firmware settings just to boot your installer means linux doesn't get installed. like, maybe there are realistically no non-technical linux users, but linux distros would like to keep their hopes up, y'know? from what i can tell, relenting on this was an x86 PC only thing and microsoft does require always-on secure boot for windows-on-arm computers
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https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/news-and-events/nvk-is-now-ready-for-prime-time.html NVK, the open source vulkan driver for 2080-series and newer nvidia hardware, is now Vulkan 1.3 conformant and will ship as a production-ready in the next Mesa release. DX11 over DXVK works, DX12 over VKD3D is a work in progress, OpenGL 4.6 over Zink is a work in progress.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:meanwhile i'll narrate my view of the conversation in third person like the biggest tool in the universe my post wasn't in third person. owned!
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Visions of Valerie posted:namaste. didn't mean to be passive-aggressive and fixed post to reflect that  though i cant imagine what was there pre-edit was so bad that you had to edit it out...
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man, loving oneAPI i'm trying to compile ffmpeg with icx/icpx and it just won't. from ffbuild/config.log: code:interestingly they strongly discourage the use of clang/clang++ anyway, saying that it shouldn't be called directly and that using clang would be the equivalent of icx -O0 (seriously)
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i also just tried to compile fdk-aac with it, just to see if it'd do it. nope:code:
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i have no idea. i imagine probably one of the oneAPI environmental sources (there's like 10 of the loving things), but `echo $CFLAGS` yields nothing but at the same time, why would it insert incompatible CFLAGS? it doesn't make any sense lol
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mila kunis posted:i got a laptop and put linux on it., think im going to regret this it appears it still may not be the year of linux on the desk(lap) top, at least for idiot noobs like me. shut the lid and didn't use it for 24 hours and opened it up to a completely drained battery. apparently there's a bunch of different sleep modes, and newer lenovo laptops don't support the (better??) older ones. so this thing is still draining battery at a high rate even when i close the lid in "s2idle" mode
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Beeftweeter posted:i have no idea. i imagine probably one of the oneAPI environmental sources (there's like 10 of the loving things), but `echo $CFLAGS` yields nothing if I was really really really driven to figure out why this was happening (as in - I was bring paid to do this) I would create a shim clang that would call the real clang unless it sees the bad flags in which case it would echo something and then sleep forever then I could use gdb or etc to backtrack the forks to see who is making the call and go from there it could be something really loving wild like some 3rd party library doing the compilation
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mila kunis posted:it appears it still may not be the year of linux on the desk(lap) top, at least for idiot noobs like me. shut the lid and didn't use it for 24 hours and opened it up to a completely drained battery. apparently there's a bunch of different sleep modes, and newer lenovo laptops don't support the (better??) older ones. so this thing is still draining battery at a high rate even when i close the lid in "s2idle" mode Having used ubuntu on laptops for years now I view suspend as black magic that almost never works, doubly so when done by shutting the lid instead on explicitly clicking it in the menu. Maybe it's the weird VPN setup at my job that stops it from going to sleep properly. Often the laptop just keeps running while in my backpack. If I actually manage to get it to sleep it wakes up again when I look at it weirdly and I don't trust it to go back to sleep in reasonable time frame (<1 min). I have a suspicion that they built the logic such that when you suspend via the menu and then close the lid the laptop goes "lid closed -> that's a hardware event -> the user did something -> let's wake up again in case they want to login!" imho the only thing that should wake from suspend is pressing the power button. That being said, ten years ago when I was a terminal nerd using weird window managers and poo poo on a cheap samsung laptop, I did suspend-to-disk all the time and that often worked great (could dualboot to windows inbetween too and then back to the linux session). And ofc it didn't use any power at all, though it was considerably slower to wake up (have to click through bootloader screen too when dualbooting).
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it doesn't look its actually sleeping. shut the lid 12 hours ago at 90%, opened it and its at 40. might as well have been keeping it on
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sb hermit posted:if I was really really really driven to figure out why this was happening (as in - I was bring paid to do this) I would create a shim clang that would call the real clang unless it sees the bad flags in which case it would echo something and then sleep forever hmm that's not a bad idea, but i still need to figure out how icx/icpx work, i think. i was just looking over the fdk-aac log again and saw Configuration file: /opt/intel/oneapi/compiler/2023.2.3/linux/bin-llvm/../bin/icx.cfg (and yeah, there's one for icpx too, i remember seeing it when i was looking for the environment scripts). i'm not at that computer right now but the next time i am i wanna see if they have some cflags in em
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set the sleep mode from windows to linux in the firmware setup and it should sleep
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