I remember seeing these cool like customized system info pages where can I find those/make one?
I remember seeing these cool like customized system info pages where can I find those/make one?
Kneofetch?
Krun
neofetch in the console
SIdk what neo fetch is
SComplete Linux noob here remeber
VOpen konsole
VType
neofetch and just press enterSOoh that looks nice idk what most of it means tjo
S
SWhy is the host my Mobo model?
Kthat's just what it means
CI can tell you which things mean what if you'll like to learn
SWhat do DE and WM mean?
SAlso I thought my CPU was a 4.2 GHz processor not a 4.4 one
CHoly scheisse, 64 Gigs of RAM? you are leaving the dream, I wish I had a pc like that at 17 lmao
K4.2 is the base, it can boost higher
SI got it in a liquidation sale for the same price as a 16gb DDR4 kit
Kdesktop environment, window manager
SLearning is fun
CDE means Desktop Environment, Plasma is basically KDE, is what you interact to graphically, basically, is the user interface
CWM is window manager, is what actually "draws" the windows
SCan't believe I've been installing shiz for 2 hours already
CYou could say the DE is the car and the WM is the motor
Kthat's 100% down to your internet speed
SIs there a way I can monitor temperatures and stuff inside Linux?
COCI is the image you have installed, Bazzite, OCI means Open Container Initiative, basically a standard to make images, OS is Operating System, in this case the image is applied over a base, so in this case is Fedora
RYou can use lact for amd gpus
RIt's in bazzite portal
Kcan also just run a ujust command to get it in the terminal
Kmuch easier
RI think btop also shows temps
SHuh CPU is running cooler than in windows.
CKernel is the very core of the system, and in this case, it tells you the version of Linux you have and who modified it, FC39 is Fedora Core 399, Packages are all the stuff installed in your system, each being a type of package, Shell is what you use to communicate with that Kernel, so you are using bash, which is basically the standard, Terminal is what you use to communicate with the kernel, a terminal was a dumb pc in the good old days (tho it's still being used) that you used to communicate to a real PC, so that's what basically is right now
CYeah, it makes sense as you don't have a bunch of crap in the background like in Windows, like spyware, I mean, telemetry
SI can't see GPU temps here I don't think
CSorry, the terminal communicates with the Shell
SHow hot can a GPU get to where it's fine to run at that temp?
BSorry, i had real life stuff to deal with. This was the issue and how i resolved it for those drives.
Behaviour: filenames on an external NTFS hard drive appear all lowercase, and it causes some issues if I'm trying to overwrite files that have uppercase characters in their filename on my steam deck.
Remedy:
@120% linux noob
Behaviour: filenames on an external NTFS hard drive appear all lowercase, and it causes some issues if I'm trying to overwrite files that have uppercase characters in their filename on my steam deck.
Remedy:
/etc/default/steamos-btrfs mounts NTFS with the ignore_case option. Change ignore_case to false for the ntfs entry.@120% linux noob
CDepends of the gpu or manufacturer, I'll say 100c is the standard, so you shouldn't worry too much about it
SIt's AMD
Cunless you have no fans in a case inside a carpet, is all good 
SI have 1 fan in a wooden box lol
Kbro what
SI used to run no fans but I stopped recently
SLike my desk has this place to put computers in
SIt's a wooden/corkboard place
SBut anyways the GPU should run cooler than in windows right?
Kno difference
EThe laws of thermodynamics are the same no matter what OS you run.
SI meant at idle. But yeah you're probably right
A@CharlieBros yes I never sleep, it's 2am, I already made breakfast and lunch
