N3Cr0 @ n3cr0 @lemmy.world

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In theory, the V2 can print a little faster, due to the low center of gravity on the first layers.

However, the fixed gantry height on the Trident makes it possible to install a fixed part cooling, a lighter print head and go even faster.

I can't confirm this. when using vi, I have syntax highlighting, split windows and even search and replace. Even my Termux installation states it's vi improved, when issuing vi -h.

There is no point in typing the "m" in vim. Just edit your files with the vi shortcut.

Sounds like a job for me. I would sleep on the production line 8h a day if they pay me for that.

Bigger companies are forced to do such programmes. I was working on a software tool for managing these ideas.

The problem I see here, is the software was boring, the project was boring and the users in charge are bored, too. There is hardly anyone who takes the process serious.

I'm not surprised, by IBM's decision. However, I think they waste a lot of potential by not listening properly to their employers.

That's straight the opposite of my experience. 🤭

And that's why I prefer KVM, even in corporate environments: I don't need to care about licensing and dropped support.

I bet, we don't find a single Windows 8 user who uses Steam on that system. Similar applies to Win7.

They creators already moved to patreon since YT doesn't pay off.

When will we defederate from these 58.99% ?

EDIT: And why is lemmy.world federated to threads? I thought we are more strict about this.

It depends on the speaker. Some of them talk so slowly, they are not even bearable at 2x speed, while some others are perfectly fine on 1x.

I take that as my fallback solution when my Nobara installation's stability problems overwhelm me again. Maybe switching OS at some point.

However, you just covered the most important / critical part: the basics. The rest of the setup must still have been some tedious work.

This looks like the solutions of my GP here in europe. Maybe I should move to the US.

That's what folks over here tell me, and you are most probably right. There is still one more issue scratching my head though: RayTracing performance on Cyberpunk 2077: It works great on high settings with stable 50 FPS minimum on my Windows 10 + Nvidia build, but it's quite the opposite on this Nobara + AMD system. 5FPS and slowdowns are just unplayable. I expected the bad AMD performance being fixed by today. I think I should swap GPUs between both systems and test again.

Alrighty then: Now I have a reason to switch graphics cards and install Nobara on my other SSD. I bought a Radeon RX 7600 for this setup, because of AMD's praised open-source drivers. My spare GPU is an RTX 3060, so I can actually test both worlds.

It started with conflicts between the preinstalled gnome extensions - namely the desktop icons broke other extensions, like Pop!_shell for window tiling. So I had to disable desktop icons.

My latest installed kernel (6.5.11) breaks screen detection - The resolution is stuck at 1024x768.

My PC gets stuck (probably on self test) after reboot or switching it on, after Nobara has shut down. Solution: Pull the power plug, wait 10 seconds, reconnect and turn it on.

I expect more to break with the next updates.

I'm currently struggling with Nobara and the growing amount of bugs with each new kernel update.

Otherwise I would have recommended that one, since it offers some great convenient features, like a graphical management tool for all sorts of Wine versions, which can be installed in parallel. The kernel supports fsync and is tuned for low latency. Game performance is decent and I also got all my games and launchers (native Linux and also Wine) working.

For the audio part, there is pipewire, which works like a charm. There is also a compatible flatpack for DSP/equalizer which I couldn't find it on Ubuntu's snap store: JamesDSP. Now, after some tuning, my rather flat-sounding headphones sound do super boomy.

You folks actually leave the house? Impressive!

It is THE BEST pizza topping.

I didn't know, vanilla Wine had no Vulkan support. I took it for granted since I run on Proton GE.