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Asymmetric POSTer posted:oh ok, so they’ll stop supporting it after the next round of layoffs intel has pretty much bet the farm on linux, so i don't think so
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Beeftweeter posted:intel has pretty much bet the farm on linux, so i don't think so wait what? they have? why wouldn’t they open source the drivers and tweaks for all distros to leverage then?
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:wait what? they have? why wouldn’t they open source the drivers and tweaks for all distros to leverage then? https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/topic-technology/open/overview.html
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also clear is completely open, other developers can incorporate whatever they want from it. mesa in particular regularly gets contributions from intel i wouldn't be surprised if they have taken bits and pieces, but remember clear's #1 priority is intel platforms, cpus, gpus, etc. — i even couldn't get it to boot on my ryzen laptop and knew it was futile to try
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fresh_cheese posted:
im an idiot but i found arch pretty easy and simple to install. they have a really good wiki too.
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fresh_cheese posted:
what about nix os
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never used nix os, from their example vids it looks neat all the consistency of building a totally new virtual machine for each build combined with the variety of runtimes offered by travisci and friends if youre in the swdev space its probably hella good. you can probably build devious test configs with it also if you are targeting native installables and not containers.
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pretty sure its a bit but just in case its not https://www.travis-ci.com yea its not really good per se, but was the first comparable i thought of
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fresh_cheese posted:pretty sure its a bit  don't tell fresh_cheeseoh wait poo poo
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yea i am powerfully dum as you can tell from my posts
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huh https://www.facebook.com/JMIjazzmusicinstitute/videos/faculty-interview-travis-jenkins/678868382818026/
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I almost had to use a linux this weekend but thankfully the plans fell through 
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hey beefy i'm using kde and my sound is all shitted up some pipewire nonsense what gives
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Captain Foo posted:hey beefy i'm using kde and my sound is all shitted up some pipewire nonsense what gives idk what this even means lol anyway kde doesn't come with pipewire or even require it, so 
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Beeftweeter posted:idk what this even means lol it's your fault tho
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Captain Foo posted:it's your fault tho oh well that's different then. sorry
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are you sure it's pipewire? that's the good one so i'm wondering if you've actually good pulseaudio which is the bad one
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Progressive JPEG posted:are you sure it's pipewire? that's the good one so i'm wondering if you've actually good pulseaudio which is the bad one it’s definitely pipewire. i mitigated the worst of it by manually setting quantum values real low and also switching over the output device to non amp instead of an amp, but it’s still crackly
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Captain Foo posted:it’s definitely pipewire. i mitigated the worst of it by manually setting quantum values real low and also switching over the output device to non amp instead of an amp, but it’s still crackly try asio
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i'm mad someone already said dnf = 'does not gently caress' before me because i just thought of it and came here to say it
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ryanrs posted:My $16 travel router / MIPS dev box is up and running. I added a $13 64GB microSD card for more storage. It has 128MB of RAM, which is enough to run real software like compilers. this fuckin rocks buddy
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Captain Foo posted:it’s definitely pipewire. i mitigated the worst of it by manually setting quantum values real low and also switching over the output device to non amp instead of an amp, but it’s still crackly what were you using before, pulseaudio?
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Progressive JPEG posted:are you sure it's pipewire? that's the good one so i'm wondering if you've actually good pulseaudio which is the bad one Linux has had historically good sound support. so he’s probably lying
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Captain Foo posted:hey beefy i'm using kde and my sound is all shitted up some pipewire nonsense what gives thread title
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:anyone suggest an app like FanControl for Linux? also thread title
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Beeftweeter posted:what were you using before, pulseaudio? this was a fresh install, i don’t know what it was on my previous install because it just worked
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Captain Foo posted:this was a fresh install, i don’t know what it was on my previous install because it just worked hmm. i was thinking crackly is usually some kind of lossy conversion (bit depth, sample rate, could be a few things i guess) idk much about pipewire tbh, it... just works for me lol
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Scud Hansen posted:this fuckin rocks buddy Second episode posted in the home networking thread. I take a $20 Aruba AP-303H hotel access point and rm -rf /aruba. Its big weakness is the SPI NAND flash which is ridiculously slow, like 1MB/s. But it has 512MB of RAM and good PoE support, including a downstream powered port. The PoE features in particular don't usually show up on home routers.
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Jonny 290 posted:thread title i would change it if i knew how how do i get the man page for sa be nice to me i'm on an airplane and i'm scared
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ryanrs posted:Second episode posted in the home networking thread. i feel like i should check out the serious compute forum i haven't hosed with router firmware in a serious way, just putting tomato on thrift store linksys routers i'm going to buy one of those two boxes and start loving with it when i get home
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I saw this on TikTok and it got me interested in doing something more than my modem + XR500 Nighthawk, but I’m not sure I’m ready to start pulling POE everywhere that the cameras don’t need lol https://www.tiktok.com/embed/7358328632953179438 https://www.tiktok.com/embed/7358666419522800926
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lol speaking of i found out asuswrt is getting EOL'd for my model like 2 days ago guess i'll have to go on openwrt for real now. damnit i had such a good track record of putting it off, that merlin guy really made it tolerable
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ive been p happy with the protectli vp2420 i got don't remember if id posted about it here but i put regular debian stable/bookworm on it and am using systemd-networkd for all the interface/vlan/dhcp/ipv6 config, firewalld for routing/firewall, and adblock home in a docker container for dns. oh and its also got wireguard set up where its acting as a bidirectional gateway to a couple other places in terms of hardware i gave it a 1tb nvme sata ssd and 32gb ram, figuring ill find a use for all that at some point. its neat that its basically Just A Computer where i can run pretty much anything on it as long as it doesn't demand a ton of cpu i couldve just gone with opnsense but docker support is a hard requirement for me, and now that ive got things working on stock debian i'm pretty much set at this point without needing to keep track of the latest *sense drama
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also ive only got a 300dn/100up fiber plan here but i swear i'm getting noticeably better load times on the protectli than on the very long-lived unifi usg that preceded it. maybe its due to the dns where i'd enabled optimistic caching
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Progressive JPEG posted:also ive only got a 300dn/100up fiber plan here but i swear i'm getting noticeably better load times on the protectli than on the very long-lived unifi usg that preceded it. maybe its due to the dns where i'd enabled optimistic caching adguard's dns really is pretty good, it sped up load times on a heavily variable speed 5G connection, well, a lot. i don't have a measurement lol, but i am pretty certain it's faster. nextdns is good too, but since i use them more for adblocking (dns/dhcp is just a bonus) adguard wins out, it has better filtering abilities
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Progressive JPEG posted:also ive only got a 300dn/100up fiber plan here but i swear i'm getting noticeably better load times on the protectli than on the very long-lived unifi usg that preceded it. maybe its due to the dns where i'd enabled optimistic caching if ur talking about the really old unifi USG it was underpowered even on release and if you have some of the qos or packet inspection stuff enabled it maxes out at 100mb
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