AlijahTheMediocre @ AlijahTheMediocre @lemmy.world

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"Nvidia" and "Linux" in the same message is the problem I am seeing here.

Long story short be mad at Nvidia for not having properly supported drivers, they only just allowed opensource drivers but its very much still alpha software.

As mentioned in another comment, event viewer didn't get me much more than "Nvidia Driver crapped out", searching the bugcheck code lead to "heres several things that might fix it". In no way did it suggest that reinstalling the chipset drivers would resolve the issue.

No, just spent the better part of half a day helping a friend troubleshoot his PC because it kept crashing when trying to game.

BSOD was useless, dug in logs to find the errorcode. Error code was some generic Nvidia driver had an oopsie daisy, all it confirmed was that it was a software issue. Spent next 3 hours finding and reinstalling drivers until finally reinstalling the chipset drivers seems to have resolved it.

Who says clowns don't use Linux and aren't using Arch?

Windows's ability to troubleshoot itself or at least point you in the direction of a solution is non-existent. One reason I switch to Linux fully.

I've contemplated not tipping altogether, already thought it was stupid. Your paycheck should not depend on someone's charity.

Linux, Love, Laugh

They give us every reason not to, a country that doesnt care for its own is not worth fighting for.

I'll never understand brand loyalty, for the price of a Mac you can get a machine that's 10x more powerful with the same software being available in Windows.

I want to know how three stars can form as a system at very different times. Shouldn't they have similar ages?

Change scary, my extension I used that is unmaintained won't work in Gnome 45 and it's Gnomes fault.

32 years, Linux ain't THAT old

Nothing started easy, someone has to figure out the hard part for everyone else to benefit.

The world in general is far shittier than it was a decade ago, internet included.

Now KDE needs to implement a consistent design language for its apps, clean up its settings, and have better defaults. Not asking KDE to copy Gnome, just that it needs a lot more work to be palletable to someone using it for the first time.

I have a 2-in-1 Lenovo Yoga 6 13" that I've installed Linux on. I've given up on the fingerprint reader working. The part manufacturer doesnt make drivers for Linux nor do they provide the necessary information for someone to make one themselves.

I've always found that the right click menu is the same for taskbar, systray, and app drawer. Main reason I say its redundant, at least with an Android like system the apps can display information and options in the notifications.

4GB ain't to cry over, you already saved so much not using Windows :p

The Windows style systray is redundant, I dont understand how you guys think you need it. Android style systray (system notifications) would be far better.

Flatpak with OSTree or ABroot, the future is now. Although it would be nice if Silverblue would automatically create a container and install non-flatpak apps into it, then add desktop.ini files automatically: