And yet without that “critical feature” people have still used Gimp for much more advanced editing.
And yet without that “critical feature” people have still used Gimp for much more advanced editing.
Gimp has been fine for many tasks for the last 20+ years, yes it’s not Photoshop and may never be a 1:1 replacement.
But I’m sure that has never been the goal.
No problem, it just sounded like you needed help.
To avoid getting advice then you better mark your comment, with rant or something.
At least you tried! And annoying that you stumbled upon hw issues.
If you ever want to try again what about getting hold of an old drive, or try dual boot, then you can swap back to windows easily and there’s less pressure for Linux to work out of the box.
As you say the guides you used didn’t match, try and research more about what is the correct distro for you, and maybe start with one that looks like a sure bet.
Microsoft has always been good at catering to businesses and hooking them on windows+office+etc.
But there has always been better alternatives around, OS/2 was so much better than windows 3.x, and WordPerfect was better than word. I’m sure there are countless other examples.
Plot twist Windows has always been bad.
1 kHz is mid tier, real gamers use 1 MHz refresh rate.
I upgraded 3 major versions of Devuan with a snapshot between each upgrade, and I have a script running doing hourly/daily/weekly snapshots.
The only hassle was updating grub to boot on the new snapshot, while still being able to boot the old, I had to dig up a boot USB when I messed it up.
Or like the good old days where you deleted COMMAND.COM
Forgot about that one, even if I just worked on a Jenkins script 🙄
I would rather use pgsql or tsql instead of PL/SQL, mostly because of oracle.
Yes Java, Scala, Kotlin, Jython and Perl
I have been playing on Linux for years before proton.
WoW, HL, Fallout, Diablo, Quake, RimWorld to name a few.
I was struggling to find the newest XP related news to prove my point, it was the best I could do.
By 2018 XP had been replaced by Windows 7 for several years.
Okay it’s long for people where it’s 6 years ago they learned to tie their shoes.
Gramps here still thinks LOTR is a recent movie.
Firefox stopped supporting XP in 2018 so it’s not too long ago that it was still usable.
Two ssds is when you need to run stuff on windows that requires the bare metal.
Windows needs to be contained, controlled and told who is the boss, I suggest using Tiny11 or MicroXP in a VM for stuff that can’t run in wine.
It took me something like 5 hours to upgrade from Devuan ASCII to Daedalus (3 dist upgrades), and ensuring stuff still worked between versions.
My experience is that: If you don’t know exactly what code the AI should output, it’s just stack overflow with extra steps.
Currently I’m using a 7B model, so that could be why?
I have used Jan Kruegers guide along with Sqouzen and Open Cola to find the correct ratios needed. Jan’s recipe was chosen because its sugar free and skips the step with making sugar syrup, and you end up with 257ml syrup that gives 45l cola.
I’m on the fourth 1/4 scale batch, and weigh everything because its more precise than measuring volume, and that have helped me dial in the correct amounts.
I found that it’s fun it is to tinker with all the ratios in a spreadsheet, while dialing in the recipe to my taste.