for me the biggest dealbreaker is that only flatpaks are available

nvidia user? there’s been issues between nvidia drivers and kernel 6.12, i experienced that too. fixed by going back to an older kernel.

tinnitus sucks. I have been enjoying my JVC sz2000 headphones for idk, like 5k hours for the past 10 years. they have outlived many amps and soon my ears too.

possible, though I’m not diagnosed either because it’s a kinda difficult and long process and I don’t feel like starting it today, but definitely tomorrow maybe.

paskaa. onneksi on vielä olemassa ylen teksti-tv!

when building a private house, the same advice applies as when building a private pc.

avoid windows.

I’ll be getting a new phone soon but is it a good idea to attempt to flash a new OS on a new kinda expensive device? i hate the idea of a used phone, but i wouldn’t wanna brick something worth a month’s rent. been over 10 years since I’ve attempted that (unsuccessfully).

i can’t stand silence, it gives me anxiety. it doesn’t have to be tv, but something has to make some sound

i use mint and i upgraded my cpu from i5-9600kf to 7800x3d, and ofc mobo and ram too, and i had to reinstall. the system booted up but everything was very stuttery and slow

instructions unclear: lost the hand

have you tried a different bios for PCSX2

I’ve been dreaming of that for like 10 years but nah, we only get many shitty sensors instead.

ntfs drives do work in linux, but there may be some issues sometimes. i switched alnost 2 years ago and i have distrohopped a bit. fedora and nobara had intermittent issues with the ntfs drive, it suddenly became unmountable and it takes some fighting to get it back. in mint, the drive constantly corrupts files and entire folders, and the only way to delete those is to boot into windows and delete them there.

that’s some black mirror stuff

i recently tried fedora kde spin and the drivers definitely weren’t in the software center. and i don’t like gnome so i didn’t try the official one, but i did suspect that the official one could be more user friendly. good to know.

another pain point is installing nvidia drivers. the first time i spent like 2 hours searching the interwebs for a working instruction for my gpu…

didn’t realize that was a legal issue. why can other distros automate it when installing the os?

that’s fun because some of my teachers like to upload their course material to youtube…

yeah i find it too difficult to find decent content in there

stood in my balcony with my pp out and someone saw me