Ah the ol Murphy’s law

Strarbey

Alsa is the very base of the Linux audio system. Pipewire and pulseaudio run on top of it. Back before pulseaudio it was directly used by software

Sir, it’s 2024, not 2006.

Pipewire is a more modern replacement for pulseaudio.

Lutris with wine-ge has made some things work for me that didn’t work with plain wine. So definitely worth it to try.

--no-preserve-root is only required if you try to remove /. For /* I don’t think it’s needed.

Nvidia has become pretty painless in the last few years. A year ago a guy told me to try wayland so I did and surprisingly I’ve been on wayland ever since on my desktop. The last time I don’t think I was even able to see my desktop. Now the 555 drivers made things even better.

Hi everyone, I’m not even a year old!

Been usinsg kde wayland for about a year now with Nvidia and my only problems have been xwayland flickering in some games and even that got fixed with the 555 drivers.

Isn’t the “standard” sim card in you pic actually mini-sim? While the standard one is credit card-sized? I think I have a phone somewhere that takes a credit card sized sim actually.

My Pentium 100 even says “Heatsink req’d”

I also have a 128GB SanDisk that I bought quite a few years ago for a decent chuni if money for a flash drive, has been through the washing machine twice and still works. It fits a lot of ISOs for Ventoy to use

IIRC Mac OS X was changed to OS X before it was changed to macOS. Not that it matters here

Edit: 10.0 to 10.7 were Mac OS X, 10.8 to 10.11 was OS X, 10.12 and later macOS.

Stable is the building horses are kept in

Trilium. Tried a bunch but fell in love with this one. Others either didn’t have support for inline math or weren’t wysiwyg (Joplin). Also easy syncing between computers with its own server in docker, and it even doubles as a web version of the app.

Not quite a program but I fricking love KRunner. And Kate and Dolphin, though available in Windows, don’t work as well.

It can’t even do basic shit like mount a network drive.

I use KDE and mounting a network drive in dolphin was very easy. Not difficult in nautilus either