I explicitly bought an AMD CPU and GPU and did not have any trouble with both of them ever since
I explicitly bought an AMD CPU and GPU and did not have any trouble with both of them ever since
Other than messing with my scaling and two incompatible applets it just runs absolutely fine. Glad I waited for a week - was thinking about installing it from testing.
I like transparent terminals and vsync. That’s my only reason for picom
My setup is 4k on two displays. The Intel GPU can’t handle them on 60Hz I guess. There is a thinkpad dock involved as well, so I think I’m stuck with HDMI and the dedicated gpu. I tried a lot of things :/
I’d love to run hybrid graphics with free drivers, don’t get me wrong.
I also love running steam games and video acceleration and with my previous setup it was mostly unstable. My current setup just works, with minor effects like reduced battery times and picom bugs.
I use i3 on a thinkpad p50 with hybrid graphics (Intel + nvidia). Works sort of stable if I force the use of the dedicated card, but I’m getting like 1,5h of battery.
Video acceleration seems to work most of the times, but for a few weeks I have problems with picom freezing my screen, capping fps in games and video. Any ideas? It took me hours to have it running sort of smooth, so I’m hesitant to try out sway and ruin my daily setup
Same shit, different corporation. They established sort of a monopoly by lower prices and venture capital. Now they start to collect large amounts of money and go down.
For the lazy people out there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nd6C0y8xc20
I use rofi (on my machine with dmenu theme) and after some digging I found this: https://github.com/Dartegnian/rofi-metro You may use this on any distro as there are very few dependencies to run this simple launcher :)
I use Youtube via the channels RSS feeds. If there is a short I mark it as read and read on.
I use it all the time and sync it between devices without problems…
I use KeepassDX on Android and it feels alright
uberspace might be what you are looking for. you get a fully maintained mail setup, 10GB of storage, a dozen preconfigured services, a nice wiki and a very cool team of nerds. starts at 5€/month and you can buy your own domain elsewhere (i use inwx).
I like to explore lemmy. Sort by “Top Last Hour” and with “All Communities” to find something you like. I am subscribed to about one hundred communities so far :3
Haha, so you move from one bad decision to another? Being stuck at a lousy cloud company? Oh my!