try installing btop and having a look at the gpu utilisation when you’re running stuff

friday night funkin is surprisingly apache

how is the signal strength? did you open up the laptop to swap the ssd or something?

I’m a big fan of debian (with their netinstaller) for stuff like this, it allows you to pick the desktops you want to install during the install process and it does everything else for you

before you actually commit though, you should test the distros you’re interested in in a vm to get a gist for how it works

this is actually so insanely epic, good job!

pretty cool of the principal too to allow you to do stuff like this

distros don’t really matter in this case, the hardware I was using was simply not supported by the kernel

“fine” if you don’t need sleep states or wifi/bt

are you on a distro that uses an LTS version of firefox Ubuntu as a base?

if so, try installing Firefox ESR

i think unity expects the newest version of ff to be installed and bugs out otherwise

alt f3?

i think it’s a pretty recent phone wrt the pmos standards

is this issues with encode/decode? it was finicky to set up on my nvidia setup as well, and getting Firefox to work with it was another nightmare

I think Ubuntu has a lot of influence in industry

I think the biggest thing about itunes is that it can be used to write music to iphones and do OS restores, I couldn’t get the usb functionality to work with wine so I just use it in a vm personally

the deGPLification of the Linux ecosystem ffs

there should be a keepass+syncthing package available for normal people to use, i put keepass and syncthing on all my devices and that means I don’t have to host a server while always having my password vault synced

make it as easy for yourself to reinstall as possible

yeah because half of them are 1234

i think this is all about configuring the lsp server (e.g. clangd in the case of c), pretty sure you can get it working with kate

try searching up what SGX is

yeah no fucking way they’re respecting user privacy. data up to the server and down to the client is encrypted with https anyway so I really don’t see a point in the e2ee