Molecular0079 @ Molecular0079 @lemmy.world

Posts

18

Comments

603

Joined

2 yr. ago

Could be configurable if you pass through the device to a Windows VM. Far from an ideal experience but its doable.

I am not exactly sure what's in this for Suse tbh. Now they're gonna maintain two different distros? I mean...good luck I guess? I just don't see this as being viable long term and this feels more like an empty PR move than anything.

Was it posted now? It says posted 7 months ago. Weird that such an old post got into my Hot feed.

Oh my bad, for some reason I thought he was asking for PC.

Thanks! Yeah I was definitely considering using linux-lts for stability, although a weird part of me is addicted to that Arch life of constantly living on the edge.

Gotta say, it's weird seeing a iOS interface on an Android device XD, but it feels very smooth and polished, especially for a web app.

Why would it work? As long as the USB dongle gets enough power and the USB signal isn't degraded, it will work just fine no?

Yeah, Oracle's much worse than Redhat historically with regards to open source, no thanks.

That's good to hear, thanks for sharing! Out of curiosity what kind of RAID and storage volume have you set up?

Isn't Rocky binary compatible anyways (well at least before the Redhat announcement)?

Is it the S version or the original?

They really need to start shipping Flatpaks or something so that they aren't always just targeting RHEL and CentOS. Luckily for me, someone's done the hard work of repackaging it into the AUR, but it really is kind of a crap experience on other distros.

Ah ic, thanks for sharing your experience! So which RHEL derivative did you end up going with?

I think its because just specifying libnividia-compute-470 indicates the 64 bit version, but the package that's installed is the 32-bit version. That's why specifying the full package name with the architecture suffix works.

OP states that he's running Fedora, which doesn't have pacman.

Next time you run into stability issues, you should check in journalctl -e and see what error messages pop up. It is hard to help you without additional info.

Me neither. And I always wondered why you wouldn't just go directly to the source and go with RedHat for enterprise usecases. Perhaps cheaper support contracts?

they’ve been pretty good stewards of the Java open source project

I am pretty sure Google (the company itself) would say otherwise.

They've also been pretty horrible stewards of VirtualBox.

Oracle is not friends with open source. To be honest, I trust RedHat over Oracle and that's saying something.

It's going to be hilarious when Asahi Linux ends up becoming a better gaming platform for the M1/M2 chips than MacOS.

That's because you're lucky and aren't running into the ring0 GPU reset issues: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/2220