Good for you. I tried only a few months ago, couldn't get it to run well.
It's not the hardware ('s capabilities, could still be Nvidia-related), seeing as the same hardware runs VR just fine on Windows.
Unfortunately I am still stuck with an Nivdia GPU until I can justify spending that kinda money on an AMD one. But even so, the Nvidia drivers have been working really well for me ever since the time around explicit sync got merged (or something like that, don't remember exactly). It's just VR that doesn't perform well.
Also… AMD CPUs and GPUs synergize and perform better when paired with each other, then pairing an Nvidia GPU with an AMD CPU, or Intel CPU with AMD GPU.
Do you have a source for that? Cause that sounds like a stretch, and if it were true, I'd imagine would result in an antitrust lawsuit.
Lmao one of the pages on their website lists a few events at 123 Legal Ave, Suite 100, City, State, 12345. I'm starting to get the feeling these people don't take their job very seriously.
You also don't have to use whatever Google wants you to use. You can change the default assistant, though I don't use any voice assistant so I don't know what alternatives are out there, besides home assistant which is probably a bit much for most people.
I only still have a windows install (that hasn't been booted for months at this point) just for my VR headset. Just can't get good performance out of Linux using it.
Just wanted to mention there are a few other reasons beside rootkits to still use windows, unfortunately.
The three wishes rule isn't there to keep you from trying to be God. It's there simply as a cap to keep you from wishing for something so great that the genie dies trying to grant it.
But then by limiting the amount of wishes, you're forcing the user to think hard about the few they have, increasing the likelihood they're gonna come up with something the genie can't grant.
Doesn't gnome have a GUI available to install fonts? Pretty sure you just open a font file and you get the option to install, same as on KDE actually.
Still annoying that you can't access the folder. Though, if it does show mounted drives, surely it also shows your root drive? From where you should be able to navigate anywhere you have access to.
One thing that caused my system to hang for a while before post was leaving my valve index plugged in. I'm not sure why, I guess it's trying to use it as a display output and failing for some reason?
Home assistant has a mobile app that integrates with the (normally) Google home quick tile and lock screen shortcut, so it's pretty much just like using Google home.
Not really, but this year I set up a savings account for foss donations into which I deposit some money every month. I plan to divide that among my most used foss projects at the end of the year.
Good for you. I tried only a few months ago, couldn't get it to run well.
It's not the hardware ('s capabilities, could still be Nvidia-related), seeing as the same hardware runs VR just fine on Windows.
Unfortunately I am still stuck with an Nivdia GPU until I can justify spending that kinda money on an AMD one. But even so, the Nvidia drivers have been working really well for me ever since the time around explicit sync got merged (or something like that, don't remember exactly). It's just VR that doesn't perform well.
Do you have a source for that? Cause that sounds like a stretch, and if it were true, I'd imagine would result in an antitrust lawsuit.