with my internet it would take a week straight to download 2TB, if it broke i would just endgame mys
with my internet it would take a week straight to download 2TB, if it broke i would just endgame myself
Si really only have like two games i play on my pc, but i had the rest installed since i had the space
Si do at least have backups of configuration files and game roms on my nas
Sso just lost steam games
DYou play nds roms ?
Si really only have n64 gba and nes because that's what i grew up with
DI kind of play nds roms
Hmost of my gaming is on switch, though it's being modded right now
DThe saddest part is desmume doesn't support cheats on Linux 
DBtw, can I create a windows container with distrobox ?
DSi jumped straight from n64 and gba to an xbox one. the nintendo stuff was a hand me down from my older brother and my parents never bought anything tech related. i had to wait until i had a job and was able to buy the xbox myself
Si missed a lot of good games over the years
Scan you jailbreak the switch?
Si don't have one so i don't know anything about them
HNo, but you can modchip any switch and using a jig on the original revision of it you can access the bootloader
Sinteresting, so actual hardware modding rather than just software
HYep
Sthat's kinda cool, probably not as easy though i guess
HThere used to be a single softmod, but got patched and hasn't been accessible in 6 years or more lmao
HWell, it's a cheap thing to mod if you can get someone to solder it in for you. Only a 10 dollar chip
Sseems like a fun project too tbh
HIt is indeed
Dmutter-performance , mutter-dynamic and mutter-vrr
DAll there are different things ?
HAnd the cool part is the choice you get, there's android or Linux distros or stock firmware or the most commonly used replacement, atmosphere
HI think they use a fork of mutter-performance or mutter-vrr
DDFound em here
DWhy do I feel arch has bigger community than Debian/Ubuntu
HThey don't, arch just has a different type of userbase
KI wish, whole point is it's running other distros on your current kernel
Sdoes anyone know if vrr on bazzite should work with sony tvs over hdmi 2.1? vrr is pretty new on linux right? is it only displayport right now?
Sim kinda brand new to linux, other than unraid and an arch vm i used to mess around in so i don't know jack
KVRR is supported on HDMI
KNo idea about that specific hardware though
Sgotcha, i know the sony's dont support freesync or gsync so maybe that's why
H"HDMI" is too vague. They specifically are asking about the generation of HDMI required
KNo 2.1 on AMD on Linux, but that doesn't prevent VRR
D@KyleGospo any clue / idea
KNeed a log of some kind to be able to tell you, sorry to say that's not something I've seen personally
Sinteresting, well i believe the sony's only support vrr over an hdmi 2.1 connection so maybe that's the issue
KAnd we don't touch any part of KDE
DMee neither
DI just can't see what's wrong
HSo basically just KDE being KDE
DSometimes I feel gnome is kinda stable
DButtt uggghhhhh
KProblem with GNOME is it's very far behind for gaming
KNo DRM Leasing (VR), no HDR, no VRR (without custom compiling ATM)
HDoesn't bazzite use vrr? And the custom kernel for HDR?
