The rat dogs have it locked on mine, others with exact same SOC have it, which makes me very unhappy

I’m also loving finamp, I keep meaning to try building it on desktop when I have free time, but also keep forgetting

I don’t want to accidentally cache some no-no content that gets me turbofucked by the law, sure I could probably defend if it ever came up but that’s a stress i dont even want the possibility of having in my life

Not hard to push hardware limits, when your hardware is as limited as theirs

they could even sell a VM image as they’ve proven it still runs better virtualised on other machines than it does native on theirs

It wouldn’t be so bad if their hardware wasn’t underpowered dogshit. But it is, so fuck them doubly so

Or it won’t just work, and there will be likely exactly 0 log files to use for troubleshooting since Event Viewer sucks ass

I loved the original fable as I was a kid so I didn’t pay any attention to media as I had no means due to my internet access being limited. So I experienced the game for what it was, not missing what it was promised as, which i think I’m really thankful as I’ll always think of that game fondly

I’ve tried to tinker with this too and I got caught wondering, is this what they call reverse prime? I wanted to do dgpu as main, but offload browser etc to amdgpu to avoid the whole nvidia not supporting vaapi conundrum

I actually interpreted this as X as in X11 window system and was very confused for a bit

Except that didn’t work

Tried it once and literally could not get nvidia drivers to install. Went straight back to endeavouros and continued to enjoy

Also after doing a gigantic amount of the work to get it into wayland/xwayland too

Some compositors haven’t updated yet to my knowledge. I think KDE has something in the aur but not the wider release until their 6.1 release in June. I’m not 100% though

Beta due this week I think

Yes but they don’t call themselves Viet Namese, it’s just Vietnamese

When I used to use one it was due to sites limiting downloads to 200kb/s or similar. 32 parallel requests got that up to 6.4MB/s

I too would like to know, just finished getting it and I’m like “now what?”