RedWeasel @ RedWeasel @lemmy.world

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It can definitely be used as an inexpensive computing device. I wonder what percentage of people use a docked devices in general which is really the only practical way that works with a deck on a regular basis. Screen is really too small for serious usage as a general computing device without docking. Linux will get some users from steam deck, but I wouldn’t expect a large percent and those are the more confident computer users.

Definitely some problematic linux users. I agree that your average computer user is probably uncomfortable with installing windows as well. For most people they have never installed anything other than updates.

I think Apple has the most user friendly approach and that is basically load the boot chooser and do a predefined netboot that will download it. Amazes me that nobody including MS has pushed for that feature and being configurable like secure boot.

Steam deck is proof that it is possible to sell linux based devices, but so is chromeos and android. Steam deck is more of a Switch alternative. I doubt most are using it’s desktop mode.

Some major manufactures sell Linux laptops/desktops running linux, but you usually have to buy those directly from their website and you won’t find them at local retailers and mostly targeting those who already run linux and want a linux compatible device out of the box.

Linux is definitely a suitable os for most these days as the most widely used use cases are web based. Even Edge is on Linux now and MS’s biggest non-windows product is Office and Office365 which has web based options. The ads on windows are getting to the point that I could see an opportunity for a company though.

I think the biggest issue with linux on desktop/laptops is simply that most computer users are just not savvy enough to be comfortable installing themselves and feeling like they can fix it if something goes wrong and most come with Windows.

So everyone has a Beard then.

This is what I use as well. It is part of the 'libimobiledevice' package, at least on my system.

Ai is really just a tool. How it is used,good or bad, and whether the person’s likeness is used with permission is controlled by people who make decisions.

Why would Canada pay for it?

Aww, I thought it was the amount of people I am interacting without a mask on.. 256 is a lot of people.

Looks like that mask lets a lot in. 255.255.255.255 would be better.

The only issue I have had regarding nvidia is when kernel developers intentionally broke it. And that just delayed the kernel update for my system by a little bit.

Edit. And i just reverted the patch until nvidia released and updated driver.

I’ve had problems like this where i am using aur git packages. That isn’t really an arch linux issue. Have had and problems otherwise.

Sure it aged well. WAY WAY BIGGER than gnu.

I hope they do the episodes as well.

I’d also report it to your distro assuming you are running their build as this could escalate it and have a report that others can see and also check to see if there is a bios update for your board as well.

Probably not yet as the gsp firmware loading that would allow full performance is not included in these patches and these patches will requires linux 6.6 to work at all while 6.4 is the current release.

I can imagine that a bunch of those are astroturfing usernames. Businesses, celebrities and the like have a big deal of value in their online identity.

Here are instructions. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Hardware_raytracing

RT works fine with my system, including in CP2077. You just have to enable the flags. RT work on NV and AMD on linux. Even DLSS and DLAA work, minus frame generation.

X.org should sue, then settle for a lot of money and use it to support their projects.