AMDIsOurLord

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AMDIsOurLord,

This is probably some sort of firmware power management bug that the windows driver is working around. Try and see if you can find any documentation on it

AMDIsOurLord,

I have a few wifi adapters from china who only work properly under Linux lmfao

Did Microsoft actually infiltrate Lemmy or something? I’m hearing of issues about Linux that haven’t existed since the very first days of desktop Linux

AMDIsOurLord, (edited )

Landline -> Nokia 6600 -> Sony Ericsson P990i -> Android 2.3 “Gingerbread”

Been on Android ever since

AMDIsOurLord,

Using Btrfs you can do some pretty cool snapshotting: It’s basically like system restore of Windows but MUCH faster and pretty seamless. Even if you annihilate the whole operating system you can restore the snapshot and voila, have fun! It also has compression which can save some wear on SSDs and of course give you some more free™ storage space, which is cool [actual benefits depend on workload*]

AMDIsOurLord,

Yeah this is true. Arch has lots of small and weird package bugs and breakages it drives me crazy and I used to daily drive that shit (well, both arch and artix) for about 2 years. Changed all my machines over to Debian (used it as a server before) and my life quality has gone nowhere but UP!

AMDIsOurLord,

Try Phoronix

A bunch of old fucks jerking themselves off to a half functional workflow they’ve had since 1987

AMDIsOurLord,

You could use VSCodium fork. I mean, it’s still the same exact shit, and I use it everyday without ANY observable difference to official builds of VSCode. Unless you end up joining the dark side one day and install 2000 ViM extentions lol

AMDIsOurLord,

Cross platform

(*As long as your platform isn’t shite)

AMDIsOurLord,

He probably mistook vodka for water, give him a break

AMD+Wayland+dual monitor = Screen flickering

So…I have an…interesting behavior I’ve never had before with an Nvidia or integrated intel chipsets…I have now my AMD card plugged both to a normal HDMI monitor, and then to another HDMI TV. Both work well. However, when I turn the TV off… The monitor will start flickering. About three flickers every minute or so....

AMDIsOurLord,

It could be some weird sleep behavior bug, or since it’s KDE, it could be another of the 5 gajillion daily bugs of KDE

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