would have developed the client way more if i was not moving every darn year in that period
would have developed the client way more if i was not moving every darn year in that period
Hliterally been like that until this year actually
Hso i am happy i will be able to get some more time to work on passion projects
Hcurrently these are my projects
https://github.com/HikariKnight/ls-iommu
https://github.com/HikariKnight/quickpassthrough
or well in terms of the last one this tree is more accurate
https://github.com/HikariKnight/quickpassthrough/tree/dev
https://github.com/HikariKnight/ls-iommu
https://github.com/HikariKnight/quickpassthrough
or well in terms of the last one this tree is more accurate
https://github.com/HikariKnight/quickpassthrough/tree/dev
GitHub
A tool to list devices in iommu groups, useful for setting up VFIO - GitHub - HikariKnight/ls-iommu: A tool to list devices in iommu groups, useful for setting up VFIO
GitHub
A project to remove the complexity of setting up GPU passthrough for qemu - GitHub - HikariKnight/quickpassthrough: A project to remove the complexity of setting up GPU passthrough for qemu
GitHub
A project to remove the complexity of setting up GPU passthrough for qemu - GitHub - HikariKnight/quickpassthrough at dev
Hmy current goal when work calms down is to try make gpu passthrough way easier/faster to set up (as long as it is not single gpu)
TThat sounds very unenjoyable
Htrust me it was very stressful hence why all my projects have had development spikes then a giant falloff into maintenance mode
TYeah I think most of my projects get put to back burner when things are getting rough too.
That project looks like a huge job!
That project looks like a huge job!
Hit is
Hi am very proud of how ls-iommu is though
Hi use it a lot when setting up gpu passthrough and my dev VMs
Hand test VMs
H
Hvery nice for just getting the info and the project spawned from a very simple ADHD annoyance with the usual bash script people use for ls-iommu
you cant properly sort the output
you cant properly sort the output
Hand you have to do lots of grepping to get the info you want
Hhence the ls-iommu project which then is the backbone for quickpassthrough
TI've not yet had a use for passthrough, probably because I'm too set in my ways...
Hheh
TI'm only just coming to terms with python environments instead of coding bare metal...
Hi tested bazzite in a VM
Hwith gpu passthrough
TI've installed it on all of my devices.
Hyeah i didnt want to move from chimeraos unless i knew it would work good and i wouldnt get minor annoyances i have to fix between updates and such
Hhence why i do VMs with bare metal performance for testing
TMy biggest gripe wasn't even an issue in bazzite - a custom piece of hardware wouldn't work in KDE
Tworks in XFCE so I just layered that in... 
Hhah
Hwith chimeraos i had a major gripe with gnome or rather the fact they dont ship it with gnome-menus installed, meaning the arcmenu extension will not work
Hmeaning my friends will not use the console pc which doubles as a guest pc unless it had a start menu they understand
Hin a location they understand (windows mindset)
Hso breaking the immutability after every update to install gnome-menus got annoying hence why i went with bazzite, holoiso was out of the question as they broke the updates once and forced you to reinstall so they lost all my trust as a console OS
Hand with that experience i didnt want to jump into bazzite without properly testing it first
TI get that, I've come to like the idea of immutable OS with flatpaks/distrobox, it feels very clean
Hyeah
Tbut it originally felt very alien
Hi want to see if i can do all my VM shenanigans with an immutable host
Hbecause if i can... i will be doing some really major changes to how my system is run
TI've spent my spare free time for the last week or so working out how to work on discover overlay inside a distrobox.
It's been informative, and only marginally frustrating.
It's been informative, and only marginally frustrating.
Hhow is that coming along?
TI did a commit last night haha
TMostly the issue was my way of coding python, which pip was starting to tell me off for
Tso I had to re-learn regardless
TI was/am perfectly ok with installing python packages directly into system with pip, but apparently that's a bad idea
Hi have done some python but nothing like the stuff you have done with discover-overlay
TIt grew larger than I anticipated. First version was a webview and a transparent window and everyone else be damned
Hany fancy gui/tui stuff that is made is like black magic to me, im more of a utility program guy with flags and launch arguments
Hdo x, do x but slightly different, do x then y
TAs anyone who has watched me design a GUI will atest - I'm awful at GUI
T@midget_3111 right?
MPahahaha. No comment.
Hcant be worse than me
