Never buy an HP laptop for linux. They often try to have some gimmicky special audio hardware with terrible driver support

I don’t think you read the post or you wouldn’t be responding to a completely different argument

🤷‍♀️ it seems good at recovering from crashes except for Dolphin

I prefer GNOME for the UX but I do appreciate KDE’s customization and settings. KDE seems more unstable though, I’ve had plenty of crashes from it vs GNOME

My nvidia card causes horrendous screen tearing in VR if my monitor supports variable refresh rate. I have to unplug the gaming monitor to use VR

Deluded*

Nowhere is haunted and superstition is harmful to society

Wow, this keyboard is great. Thanks for the recommendation!

Yes, I use this monitor in hdr mode in both GNOME and KDE. I’ve been complaining about hdr on linux endlessly but it’s gotten good support in the last 6 months or so on both. The new GNOME video player and the mpv flatpak both display hdr videos fine out of the box with no configuration. Firefox displays HDR videos (but not images yet) experimentally on wayland with a config option. With a couple of custom launch options and GE-Proton, I’ve been playing games in HDR too.

I’m reading this on my hdr monitor on linux

I started using Helix a few weeks ago and I’m in love. I don’t want to spend multiple weekends figuring out the ideal plugin configuration of neovim. Helix seems to do everything I want it to do and nothing I don’t, right out of the box.

what does it mean to be knowledgeable in tarot or astrology?

Lock up that dirty pinko!

What’s the chinese lemmy instance?

scroll through the homepage and all the article banner images are ai generated

Make soup (from veggies and beans). Eat fruit for your snacks multiple times a day. Always go for whole grains (bread, pasta, rice, etc.). Eliminate cheese entirely (seriously, it is terrible for you). Replace milk with soy milk (doesn’t have the saturated fat or sugar). Reduce or eliminate meat consumption. Avoid added sugars when possible.

A good rule of thumb that I find helpful is that the majority of ingredients in all meals should naturally contain non-negligible amounts of fiber. The things you eat should also mostly have plenty of water in them already for bulk and digestion. Dry foods (including oil-based foods) are far too easy to overeat.

These are relatively simple rules that leave tons of options for variety but force you to have a fairly healthy diet. They are easy to implement in a lifelong diet with no need for calorie-counting.

Not an embedded dev. What’s the Rust situation in the embedded world? Is it ever used?

This makes me wonder what people who live in permanently docked house boats do/are supposed to do with their sewage

why ICES?