MOh very nice
RCongrats to Framework, seems like a great option for folks looking for a Linux laptop.
If only they were delivered to my country
If only they were delivered to my country
RAny know how to enable the gui for asusctl on the ally , the program is installed by default but not the gui ?
Pnext time I get a laptop will probably be a framework. I like the repairability. e-waste is a real problem
CBeing able to upgrade the motherboard and use the old one in a nice case as a mini computer is a banger idea
R@Kyle Gospo we can drop the fan patch now https://github.com/ValveSoftware/SteamOS/issues/1359
GitHub
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible: Your latest fan controller changes broke the script for fan control, since it's forcing to parse a parameter called dry_run that is not...
Awhat you mean and its cpu
CBasically the 5600G and the 5700G are crappy versions of a normal 5600 with integrated graphics, if you already have a GPU its not worth it going for any of those
CYou should go straight to a 5600X or better, a 5700X and just use your current nvidia until you can get the amd one
C
KDelete this photo of me this instant
CMe but with the legion
MWhy does the installation takes so long?
KWelcome back, it's an online installer so it's downloading the entire OS from ghcr
KTakes about 20 minutes on my connection
MThank you, glad to be back.
MIs there an offline installer?
KThere is, is very old though
KNew installer is in the works
Tthe old offline ISO requires you to enter in the terminal
as soon as you get to the desktop
as soon as you get to the desktop
Tbecause it will not receive any updates on its own
Pis the installer upstream?
MI was the early ones who installed Bazzite OS lenovo Legion Go. How is the new update performance and support?
KNew kernel and HHD make a world of difference
KYes, upstream is actively working on it now
MCool, going install on my LegionGo
SLet's see how much this would set me back.
$2250 USD.
Gods why does everything cost so muuuuuuch
$2250 USD.
Gods why does everything cost so muuuuuuch
STrying to get an all AMD laptop that's actually capable of playing games at a reasonable price seems like such a huge ask. Maybe I'm not narrowing down my search well enough.
KYou could always go the route my girlfriend did
KGet your piece of shit 5-year-old gamer laptop stolen
KFile a insurance claim
KPurchase an AMD surface refurbished and a steam deck
KNow you've got a work laptop and AMD gaming
SI've got a Deck, at least. And I'm planning on grabbing an OLED come tax return season, so that'll hold me well enough. But my poor 1660ti machine is starting to show its age and my older RX580 machine my kids are using is probably close to reaching end of life, so having something to hand down to them would be useful.
Strying to run curl and I get this error
curl: (35) OpenSSL/3.1.1: error:0A0003E8:SSL routines::reason(1000)
B@Kyle Gospo saw that you're still using xone for controllers. I ripped out the wired xpad support so it only does the wireless dongle. So it can work together with the default xpad driver.
KI like that solution better, we modified xpad to remove xone controllers
Kand a bunch of 3rd party controllers didn't love the concept
BGitHub
Linux kernel driver for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S accessories - GitHub - BoukeHaarsma23/xonedo: Linux kernel driver for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S accessories
BCould also just carry this patch to xone if you'd like
https://github.com/BoukeHaarsma23/xonedo/commit/87d186328b958cd2cd677ac957981918d965f4f3
https://github.com/BoukeHaarsma23/xonedo/commit/87d186328b958cd2cd677ac957981918d965f4f3
BBeen working great in chimera testing for a few months now
KThis is awesome, thank you so much!
Tanyone had their "System Monitor" app disappear from gnome main menu?
KMission CenterKif you prefer system monitor for some reason I can give you a command to restore it
Tlove the visual info but it can't kill apps that "force stop application" doesn't work for me, am I missing something?
Kshould be working, that's odd for sure
Keither way, you can:
Kcp /usr/share/applications/gnome-system-monitor.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/gnome-system-monitor.desktopKand then: