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fedora is installed after some slight trouble with getting my hdd mounted as /home. i can fullscreen video without the window size changing and it has stock gnome instead of ubuntu gnome. immediate improvements all around
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mycophobia posted:fedora is installed after some slight trouble with getting my hdd mounted as /home. i can fullscreen video without the window size changing and it has stock gnome instead of ubuntu gnome. immediate improvements all around https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNfjcazPbNA
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Dec 9, 2021 17:40
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and mame is totally nonfunctional, cool. will i never find a home?!
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Dec 9, 2021 18:10
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Mr. Crow posted:Fedora is great just make sure you enable rpm fusion repos and on the greeter select x11. Wayland might be alright for and GPUs but boy howdy is it still terrible for nvidia. i heard that wayland + nvidia works better with fedora 35 (might have even been itt) but havent really looked into it yet
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Dec 9, 2021 18:11
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i think im going back to debian stable and getting firefox by some alternate means maybe. thank you all for taking this journey with me
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Dec 9, 2021 18:21
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mycophobia posted:i think im going back to debian stable and getting firefox by some alternate means maybe. thank you all for taking this journey with me easy enough to just use the official firefox snap afaik, but otoh also seems a real low-effort win to go on debian testing
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freeasinbeer posted:if you really hate K8s that much; the real hipster alternative to K8s is Nomad, way simpler and solves a bunch of the stuff K8s did with better tooling like consul and vault. agreedo, i see nomad as like the orchestration version of postgres: it does everything that 90% of people will ever need. few years ago that wasn't so true but hashicorp has done a lot to catch up--like namespaces were open-sourced a year ago. if work was looking to migrate of ECS today instead of four years ago it isn't clear to me at all that we'd choose k8s. now we've made such a big investment in k8s, and gotten it working well enough for us, that we're unlikely to migrate absent running into a problem that's just impossible to overcome period
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Nomnom Cookie posted:agreedo, i see nomad as like the orchestration version of postgres: it does everything that 90% of people will ever need. few years ago that wasn't so true but hashicorp has done a lot to catch up--like namespaces were open-sourced a year ago. if work was looking to migrate of ECS today instead of four years ago it isn't clear to me at all that we'd choose k8s. now we've made such a big investment in k8s, and gotten it working well enough for us, that we're unlikely to migrate absent running into a problem that's just impossible to overcome period I might still lean into K8s because of the ecosystem, I feel like I still might have to reinvent stuff in nomad like ECS. also k3s which started this derail uses SQLite by default or Postgres/MySQL for its backend if you want. the reason why truenas scale used it; is because docker compose or docker itself didn’t match what jails/plugins could do as easily and they typically want to provide a whole plugin ecosystem for truenas which sorta comes for free via helm charts with K8s.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:easy enough to just use the official firefox snap afaik, but otoh also seems a real low-effort win to go on debian testing testing's still on a really old version of firefox. both ubuntu and fedora crossed the "weird random poo poo happening" tolerance threshold pretty early on that debian stable never has for me in a couple of years of use so i'd like to stick to it as much as possible, and by that logic i see no real reason to move to testing. i downloaded the tar.bz2 file from mozilla and unzipped it in /opt and im just gonna go with that
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Dec 9, 2021 19:09
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post hole digger posted:i heard that wayland + nvidia works better with fedora 35 (might have even been itt) but havent really looked into it yet It does not, in my experience.
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Dec 9, 2021 19:53
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mycophobia posted:testing's still on a really old version of firefox. both ubuntu and fedora crossed the "weird random poo poo happening" tolerance threshold pretty early on that debian stable never has for me in a couple of years of use so i'd like to stick to it as much as possible, and by that logic i see no real reason to move to testing. i downloaded the tar.bz2 file from mozilla and unzipped it in /opt and im just gonna go with that Sounds like a win to me. i think there's a flatpak of it as well.. but ive never had a good experience with flatpak i'm also on debian stable but i don't really install anything using apt, i use guix instead. i can get more up to date packages and if anything breaks after an update i just roll it back.
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Dec 9, 2021 22:45
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mycophobia posted:and mame is totally nonfunctional, cool. will i never find a home?! try windows op, it's the most functional linux distribution in tyool almost-2022
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Dec 9, 2021 22:50
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poo poo randomly broke for me in windows 10 way more often than in debian stable
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Dec 9, 2021 23:04
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try macos then it's a bit more stable, but limited so ymmv
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macos is cool. or at least was, i havent used it since like 10.5
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mycophobia posted:macos is cool. or at least was, i havent used it since like 10.5
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well then my last mac mini picked a good time to poo poo out on me while i didnt have any money and had to accept a donor pc to put ubuntu on, like 12 years ago or w/e
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Packages can stay broken in Debian testing for a really long time. I don't recommend it unless you very specifically want to help beta test the next stable release. mycophobia posted:testing's still on a really old version of firefox. both ubuntu and fedora crossed the "weird random poo poo happening" tolerance threshold pretty early on that debian stable never has for me in a couple of years of use so i'd like to stick to it as much as possible, and by that logic i see no real reason to move to testing. i downloaded the tar.bz2 file from mozilla and unzipped it in /opt and im just gonna go with that Any reason you've got so much resistance against snaps/flatpaks? I don't like using them for some things b/c containerization gets in my way. But I don't ever interact with the browser from the rest of the OS besides downloading and uploading files. Snapped spotify, snapped firefox, even snapped retroarch has been good to me.
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im going to be honest and say i dont really know anything about these container format things. i use an appimage for avidemux which is cool
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:that was the last good version, op this is how i know you've never used it snow leopard motherfucker
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Rooney McNibnug posted:It does not, in my experience. Same. It was stuttery as hell even in 2D with a GTX1080, so I went back to X11. Guess I'll just have to buy a second 4k screen and sell the 1080p one so I can have the same resolution everywhere #firstworldproblems
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lol at immediatly throwing away an install at the slightest bit of hurdle
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mycophobia posted:im going to be honest and say i dont really know anything about these container format things. i use an appimage for avidemux which is cool The main thing to know is that if you are most concerned about browser security, snaps/flatpaks add extra security over unzipping to opt. The browser will run in a sandbox, you'll get the latest updates, and there's a better chance dependencies won't have vulnerabilities. IDK much about appimage these days, but it's the same idea as old appimage except it uses kernel features to better protect your system from vulnerable or poorly packaged software. I only compile software I want or need to have full access to my system anymore. If I need the latest version of something I use snap. SYSV Fanfic fucked around with this message at 02:36 on Dec 10, 2021 |
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carry on then posted:this is how i know you've never used it lion: natural scrolling
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Tankakern posted:lol at immediatly throwing away an install at the slightest bit of hurdle well i was in a distro hopping mood anyway and it's trivial to install stuff these days so why settle. yknow
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mycophobia posted:and mame is totally nonfunctional, cool. will i never find a home?! i just tried it and it's fine. you're holding it wrong, op
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maybe it was the shader i had enabled in the mame.ini i carried over. idk it didn't work!
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post hole digger posted:i heard that wayland + nvidia works better with fedora 35 (might have even been itt) but havent really looked into it yet Yea no
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the one thing I cannot figure out is how the rfuck k8s in the tayool 2022 still doesn't support swap (ok I just looked and it's an alpha feature)
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I have no idea how they have convinced people that their product, which totally dumps decades of investment and research in memory management, is ready for prime time and I say this as someone who runs k8s in production
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my homie dhall posted:I have no idea how they have convinced people that their product, which totally dumps decades of investment and research in memory management, is ready for prime time i am shocked, shocked that the company who publishes chrome and android studio doesn't give a poo poo about wasting ram
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mycophobia posted:testing's still on a really old version of firefox. both ubuntu and fedora crossed the "weird random poo poo happening" tolerance threshold pretty early on that debian stable never has for me in a couple of years of use so i'd like to stick to it as much as possible, and by that logic i see no real reason to move to testing. i downloaded the tar.bz2 file from mozilla and unzipped it in /opt and im just gonna go with that hey debian stable friend https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=998679#42 the bug that was holding firefox-esr back seems to have been fixed, so it should be updating from debian again soon
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carry on then posted:this is how i know you've never used it intel only  10.4 was the best looking, anyway
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Truga posted:hey debian stable friend oh cool
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hifi posted:i've never had problems with fedora
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carry on then posted:this is how i know you've never used it had 10.6 supported the powerbook g4, it would've been the last good version (although if you went to the trouble of acquiring a development version, it could work but it meant no updates) SYSV Fanfic posted:The main thing to know is that if you are most concerned about browser security, snaps/flatpaks add extra security over unzipping to opt. The browser will run in a sandbox, you'll get the latest updates, and there's a better chance dependencies won't have vulnerabilities. IDK much about appimage these days, but it's the same idea as old appimage except it uses kernel features to better protect your system from vulnerable or poorly packaged software.
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:10.5 is the last good version because it was the final one to support the powerbook g4, where the brushed aluminium look inspired the look of cocoa the first gen macbook pro was identical to the powerbook while being 5x faster. leopard is obsolete.
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carry on then posted:the first gen macbook pro was identical to the powerbook while being 5x faster. leopard is obsolete. 
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:10.5 is the last good version because it was the final one to support the powerbook g4, where the brushed aluminium look inspired the look of cocoa https://ubuntu.com/core/smartstart/guide/snap-application-packaging I think they use cgroups, FUSE guestmount, etc. You can segregate your own programs from each other.
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