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Worth noting from the original article
Fedora is working around this in their latest packages by beginning to probe SimpleDRM immediately. Fedora / Red Hat though isn’t the only ones using Plymouth but is largely in use by all major Linux distributions of the past decade. But in recent years the AMDGPU driver has only continued to grow much larger in supporting newer GPUs and tacking on additional features and optimizations.
my charger is fine, but could you pet the cat for me? 🥺
Would it almost be equivalent to snap on Android?
I’ve heard very little about it. Is there some controversy around it?
I suppose the title meant to say Xbox 360 console rather than Xbox controller
Aside from that, very interesting thread. I Vividldly remember having several friends resorting to the towel fix back in the day. thank you for sharing
do ski socks count?
the fact that valve went and provided official support for a popular, third party, higher res display is pretty wild.
Correct - FSR already applies CAS. I don’t think applying another CAS pass on top of that will work out too well.
FSR already incorporates CAS towards the end of the scaling process. The Adrenalin equivalent is called RIS but applies CAS to the entire rendered frame. I believe some apps allow you to tune CAS individually (2077 comes to mind?)
For basic parts / geometry, I think FreeCAD will serve you decently well. There are several nice tutorial series for FC on YouTube and adjacent platforms.
Def stick to dedicated CAD software for your use case, though. You can technically use something like Inkscape for technical illustrations but I think it would become a bit of a battle. If all you need is 2D design, maybe LibreCAD or QCAD will work?
I’ve not come across anything with that sort of free form, intuitive (for vector artists) control paradigm.
For functional modelling, I’d recommend a parametric app (like FreeCAD, as you’ve mentioned), though it can be a bit trickier to use. You may feel as if the workflow has some gaps compared to something like SolidWorks.
I’m not sure either understand how this statement relates to the article, it seems that zen5 performs favorably on Ubuntu compared to Windows in the majority of Michaels tests?
Does the presence of legacy hw support verifiably hurt performance for newer products?
This is true for me on NV21 + VermeerX3D. Same goes for other d3d12 titles, like halo infinte, apex legends dx12. I haven’t tested this extensively but it happens to be the case for a few setups.
Given this has been more or less a constant of the prior series desktop Ryzen CPUs, I’m sure this will happen later on in the granite ridge cycle
I suppose if zluda interpreting native cuda code on other IHV platforms is “illegal”, whereas HIP can legally be used to translate CUDA to ROCm at runtime, I would equate WINE to HIP, as it translates Windows API calls to POSIX for linux and Unix systems.
I’m not sure Microsoft have a leg to stand on with a move like this given their legal troubles in the past around becoming a monopoly. Maybe they don’t see as much threat given the low share of linux and unix (including mac) desktops
There’s still a bit of friction around actually leveraging WINE on non-Windows systems, with Proton being a relatively recent outlier as it offers you a mostly plug and play experience via steam, lutris and others.
For nvidia, zluda can allow other IHVs with significantly cheaper DC solutions to undercut them with no friction whatsoever.
Ah, missed the if
I mean it’s still a touch centric device first and foremost. I’m not so familiar though, what year were iPad pro’s introduced? I wasn’t aware you could flash Linux on those, that’s pretty neat.
I used to have a keyboard folio cover with the original retina iPad (I think third gen?) back in the day and got the majority of my writing done on it, but I still relied heavily on gesture navigation and what not.
Maybe I’ll try gnome on my steam deck as a quick test.
for sure, enabling professional work where needed is all well and good, though you still need to consider the user experience with that form factor in mind.
I kind of dread to think about using Linux DEs on a tablet. Maybe gnome would work okay. I’m not sure if plasma features a tablet mode. If so, I’ll want to check that out on the steam deck.
I think that would be a very reasonable next step for them for sure.
With that said (and make no mistake, I’m no fan of apple), you can get a decent range if work done on an iPad, though I would love an open alternative.
I haven’t played GTA 5 or online in a good few years now, but I’m curious, does this affect popular mods like fivem in any way?
E: TIL fivem was acquired by rockstar 🤡