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FWIW I switched to pipewire on a lark and it works fine? The only thing that doesn't work is all applications immediately moving to the new output when I switch primary outputs, but since I just have to drag&drop the application to its proper output I'm not too annoyed by it. I did notice that changing volume is instant now instead of having a ~200ms delay.
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U-he released Linux versions of all their vsts so I’m not going to bother going through the nightmare of hosting windows vsts in wine
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Amethyst posted:the nightmare of hosting windows vsts in wine what the gently caress?
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I have a lot of old poo poo that cost hundreds of dollars that I can’t run in Linux unless I try that weird method. I get why some bother but the u-he stuff is great
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there’s also a php interpreter for the JVM
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shoeberto posted:We used to have need for an SVG interface in PHP that was some garbage-tier C bindings to a Gnome library which, lol, required the entire loving gnome desktop as a dependency on all our web servers. You've been gnomed
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shoeberto posted:We used to have need for an SVG interface in PHP that was some garbage-tier C bindings to a Gnome library which, lol, required the entire loving gnome desktop as a dependency on all our web servers. linux desktops on the servers. the legends were true.
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Dont Touch ME posted:You've been gnomed lol'd irl
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ynohtna posted:linux desktops on the servers. I found a debian box today in a vmware cluster that gave me an xdm session when I consoled into it loving terrifying
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Kazinsal posted:I found a debian box today in a vmware cluster that gave me an xdm session when I consoled into it it's beautiful,a ctually 
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Password: gali I'm in ... this is unix - I know this!
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client did a generator test in the middle of the afternoon and a btrfs volume on a synology nas ate poo poo. RAID1 saved it somehow, not gonna argue butterfs: melts when exposed to heat
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Btrfs: makes your data toast
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It is still baffling to me how you can make a COW fs that still eats poo poo after getting interrupted. Having guaranteed atomicity is the point of that entire exercise ffs.
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btrfs works fine, stop whining
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it’s honestly mind boggling how some people still have the balls to trust btrfs. mad respect honestly.
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well you see some day larry ellison might finally decide to get mad at me, specifically, and put my data in danger if i put it on zfs according to my slashdot law degree. therefore its perfectly rational to have it constantly in danger on btrfs
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the only issue i've seen myself with btrfs was icky free space calculation when the file system was pretty new. been a user since 2012. had lots of issues with xfs back around 2008/2009 ish when it had that fun let's-truncate-all-open-non-fsynced files during unexpected poweroffs. you're holding it wrong.
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i'm pretty sure the creators of btrfs haven't murdered their spouses, so it's got that going for it
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infernal machines posted:i'm pretty sure the creators of btrfs haven't murdered their spouses, so it's got that going for it
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Nope, only their spouses data
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infernal machines posted:spouses they just thought up the name after looking at them btrface
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well gently caress, I guess picking btrfs for no reason on my current install was as stupid and arbitrary as it seemed
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I don’t know a single valid reason for choosing btrfs over ext4 in 2021 other than “file system forces users to keep regular tested backups”
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Kazinsal posted:I don’t know a single valid reason for choosing btrfs over ext4 in 2021 other than “file system forces users to keep regular tested backups”
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infernal machines posted:i'm pretty sure the creators of btrfs haven't murdered their spouses, so it's got that going for it i somewhat wonder how badly he screwed trying to get parole in 2020 and now has to wait till 2023.
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crazysim posted:i somewhat wonder how badly he screwed trying to get parole in 2020 and now has to wait till 2023. it's hard to imagine him ever convincing a parole board he should be let out. he's so sociopathic and narcissistic i doubt he's capable of genuine reform, and so far up his own rear end that he seems incapable of hiding exactly who he is https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/hans-reiser-defends-himself/2095757/
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Truly a linux programmer
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Kazinsal posted:I don’t know a single valid reason for choosing btrfs over ext4 in 2021 other than “file system forces users to keep regular tested backups” In theory, btrfs could offer features like ZFS, which would actually be really cool. Like, if your fs guarantees atomicity you can disable a bunch of safeguards in your DB of choice which improves performance a lot (btrfs instead recommends disabling COW for DB files, which is utterly rear end-backwards). We cut backup times of a 120TB dataset from >24h to a few minutes using native ZFS send/receive, which btrfs can also do. It just sucks that btrfs sucks so much.
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no it doesn't you should always choose btrfs before zfs if you're on linux
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this seems like a very roundabout way of telling people not to use linux
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well, if you don't want to have the best file system then suit yourself!
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BobHoward posted:it's hard to imagine him ever convincing a parole board he should be let out. he's so sociopathic and narcissistic i doubt he's capable of genuine reform, and so far up his own rear end that he seems incapable of hiding exactly who he is 
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