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infernal machines posted:i'm still waiting for hdr support. supposedly it's working now in plasma 6 with nvidia drivers. which is great, but also, lmao if i'm going to use a pre-release window manager I'm wanting to get one of those 32-inch 4k oled monitors that are supposed to come out this year. It'll be my first hdr computer monitor. Can't wait to see what issues I run into.
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:ill never forgive red hat for killing centos at least there's still alma and rocky linux and they are Fine (i have to deal with EL for work because lol at selling software targeting any other linux)
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infernal machines posted:i'm still waiting for hdr support. supposedly it's working now in plasma 6 with nvidia drivers. which is great, but also, lmao if i'm going to use a pre-release window manager it works for me under clear using i915 and plasma 6. haven't tried any games though since a UHD 630 can barely drive HDR plasma itself at 4k, with a consistent framerate
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infernal machines posted:i'm still waiting for hdr support. supposedly it's working now in plasma 6 with nvidia drivers. which is great, but also, lmao if i'm going to use a pre-release window manager there's draft gnome patches for it, so it will probably be merged there in 5 years or so as well
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Sweevo posted:dear linux nerds: try making a good OS instead of forking everything every 15 seconds over dumb open sores ideological bullshit nobody cares about actually tho. the consumer OS space is so loving awful. for a project with the amount of resources as linux, building it into something better then loving windows should be a layup, but they are too busy arguing over the most asanine bullshit to actually do better. the super power of microsoft is that there is actually a decider and even if their vision is total poo poo, it's at least cohesive(ish). Canine Blues Arooo fucked around with this message at 21:55 on Jan 2, 2024 |
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the biggest problem with linux is how impenetrable it seems to people not already versed in it. someone might be fed up with windows or macos, but they can’t just move to linux, there’s picking debian or red hat or whatever and then picking what flavor of that distribution you want and then picking an operating environment people just want to shitpost and watch youtube, not build their own os. and linux nerds acting like dickheads to people with basic questions for not already knowing the answers doesn’t help things
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the biggest problem with linux is that it's bogged down with 50+ years of unix bullshit, and advocated by people who think that's a positive point.
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HDR is just a hoax, the human eye can inly see like three colors.
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Branch Nvidian posted:the biggest problem with linux is how impenetrable it seems to people not already versed in it. someone might be fed up with windows or macos, but they can’t just move to linux, there’s picking debian or red hat or whatever and then picking what flavor of that distribution you want and then picking an operating environment it's really not a huge move from macos (which is BSD), and now windows includes linux with WSL. no excuse
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George posted:HDR is just a hoax, the human eye can inly see like three colors. actually i'm a tetrachromat, incidentally thanks to my colorblind grandma
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Canine Blues Arooo posted:Dear linux nerds: universal binaries plz here, this is close enough *hands over script that calls clang on hardcoded source code for entire app plus dependencies on each invocation before running the result* same setup i use on my gentoo machines
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Beeftweeter posted:actually i'm a tetrachromat, incidentally thanks to my colorblind grandma Do you play videogames like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzq4ql0ZPIw nevermind. I just looked it up. that's wild.
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beefweeter, maybe this is more your thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIo2V5e1bMw
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Branch Nvidian posted:the biggest problem with linux is how impenetrable it seems to people not already versed in it. someone might be fed up with windows or macos, but they can’t just move to linux, there’s picking debian or red hat or whatever and then picking what flavor of that distribution you want and then picking an operating environment Actually it's extremely easy. Just boot and hit the install button
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ngl, i feel this way using mac/windows i'm totally loving lost, and the second anything misbehaves i have no clue where to even begin to look. i catch poo poo for using linux, but i straight up don't know how to use windows or mac os
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outhole surfer posted:ngl, i feel this way using mac/windows agreed, it doesn't help that poo poo changes constantly in both without warning. my favorite thing in windows is wondering exactly which control panel a thing exists in meanwhile i run xubuntu and it has never stopped being consistent. i think it's still the same as when i first ran xfce like 20 years ago. the way a computer should be
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outhole surfer posted:ngl, i feel this way using mac/windows yeah I rly don’t know how to troubleshoot windows at this point. which is good, as I won’t help people with their problems I use some combination of Linux netbsd and Mac. Mac is fine as it’s sufficiently unix
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OldAlias posted:yeah I rly don’t know how to troubleshoot windows at this point. which is good, as I won’t help people with their problems same
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akadajet posted:Will 2024 finally be the year of Linux on the desktop??? no thats next year
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all my clients use windows or a mix of windows and mac. i can move my particular workflows almost, but not quite entirely to linux, with a bit of effort. but there are a few things that just become a huge pain in the rear end because i'm using tools that are windows only. even relatively simple poo poo like onedrive is unsupported and the oss tools to work with it are somehow even worse than onedrive on mac.
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akadajet posted:beefweeter, maybe this is more your thing unfortunately when people ask me "oh cool, what's it like?" i literally have no idea how to answer that because i have no idea what things look like to other people. my wife is a Legit Artist though and says i can identify extremely subtle color variations that she can't, with her already being very good at that so basically the most useful thing i can do with it is calibrate a display without using a colorimeter
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infernal machines posted:all my clients use windows or a mix of windows and mac. i can move my particular workflows almost, but not quite entirely to linux, with a bit of effort. but there are a few things that just become a huge pain in the rear end because i'm using tools that are windows only. just use the website on linux, it's Fine
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infernal machines posted:all my clients use windows or a mix of windows and mac. i can move my particular workflows almost, but not quite entirely to linux, with a bit of effort. but there are a few things that just become a huge pain in the rear end because i'm using tools that are windows only. why would you use anything anyone actually uses, you're supposed to set up your bespoke rsync solution to some "privacy respecting" european data storage company that nobody has heard of but they're Swiss so you know it's good!
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Beeftweeter posted:just use the website on linux, it's Fine it isn't, for most of the things i do, no. faxlore posted:why would you use anything anyone actually uses, you're supposed to set up your bespoke rsync solution to some "privacy respecting" european data storage company that nobody has heard of but they're Swiss so you know it's good! yeah, my real problem is attempting to use linux to accomplish a task that isn't either a)using linux or b)making more linux
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you can do pretty much whatever on linux. i wouldn't be surprised if the windows onedrive client works under wine these days even, it's getting really really good with compatibility idk i try to use windows, linux, and macos, but honestly i hate most of the recent UI changes to macos and subsequently haven't really used it in about a year. and they keep making it worse
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a lot of my day is spent metaphorically punching myself in the dick, professionally, to make microsoft's bullshit work. i don't need to make that my hobby too by trying to do something as ridiculously perverse as run onedrive in wine i have a mac, it runs windows. this is again because of that 1% of things i need that don't have non-windows tooling, and because macos basically works in exactly one way and if for any reason you think you need to do something outside of that you are wrong, and you shouldn't be using macos infernal machines fucked around with this message at 02:42 on Jan 3, 2024 |
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hmm well when i do a reinstall of clear linux i'll give it a go for you (and no, i'm not reinstalling it because i messed it up or anything, i'm expanding my storage pool and want to redistribute where things are). but first i need a bite wound on my hand to heal up some more, i've been phoneposting all day
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infernal machines posted:i have a mac, it runs windows. this is again because of that 1% of things i need that don't have non-windows tooling, and because macos basically works in exactly one way and if for any reason you think you need to do something outside of that you are wrong, and you shouldn't be using macos i miss snow leopard era macos. it was juuust open enough that if there wasn't a mac way of doing things, the linux/unix way usually would work instead but now you can barely use the terminal and the ui looks like trash
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yeah there was a happy medium there where it was a very flexible and yet generally usable OS. that's gone now, but it was the best *nix for a while there
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Beeftweeter posted:i miss snow leopard era macos. it was juuust open enough that if there wasn't a mac way of doing things, the linux/unix way usually would work instead snow leopard was when macos was at its best, it's all been downhill from there
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Deep Dish Fuckfest posted:here, this is close enough you could probably actually do this if you compile to llvm bytecode and then invoke llc to recompile that to whatever the target is. and if it's not supported there's always the lli interpreter
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my friend got me a little Linux that looks like a gameboy and runs extremely legitimate old video game roms. it’s fun and the hardware is p deece for the price but the software is very linux. sleep doesn’t work right. the menus are ugly and kinda laggy. obviously someone has written a better linux you can load on it but it’s a whole goddamn thing. linux ftw
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but onedrive works fine in linux? https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/ the caveats i know about is that you have to be able to approve it as an app against azuread/your tenant. that might be a hurdle too high for many. that, and that linked/shared folders from other people in your tenant must be manually included in your config if you want it synced (e.g. list it in .config/onedrive/business_shared_folders)
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Beeftweeter posted:you could probably actually do this if you compile to llvm bytecode and then invoke llc to recompile that to whatever the target is. and if it's not supported there's always the lli interpreter huh. never knew there was an interpreter for llvm ir. then again languages aren't my specialty and it's been like 5 years since i last did anything with llvm/clang and that was basically just getting an ast to do code generation with, so nowhere near the back end. still, good to know
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Tankakern posted:but onedrive works fine in linux? https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/ yes, i used this as part of my workflow experiment a year ago. lol if this "works"
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