I never really used stacking all that much it was something I always accidentally did in i3 tho 🤣
I never really used stacking all that much it was something I always accidentally did in i3 tho 
Rany idea on why this isnt working?
Rnever got this error before
VI don't think you can do it with the keyboard yet so it's kinda hard to do accidentally on cosmic
Mah man I can't relive my twm era yet
HYooo 60-165 VRR working by default with the bazzite desktop in gnome 
that’s so nice low key
that’s so nice low key
ZDid you try adding
./ before the rpm? Maybe it is confusing a local file path with a remote package
VSometimes full path can also help, I think
ZYeah, didn't touch rpm-ostree, but had a couple of fights with apt for that
RDidnt work
ZOof
RYeah this is the first time override doesnt work for me
AOk everybody since the poll is kinda yeeted now with all the talking
Rmust be missing something
AYou can know now as I'm going to bed
AThe average delay handheld daemon introduces is.... Drumroll 
HWoohoo
A.17ms
Jhah!
JI knew it
AThe programs can't even tell
ASteam input is 1ms
AUnder the same test
AWhich is also really good
AThey always try to rewrite it in whatever
AThey end up using 2-5x more CPU
AAnd having like 20x more latency at 5ms
VI mean as someone looking into getting an alternative handheld at some point that's great to know 
ZKind of funny, 99% fancy CLI programs rewritten in rust take like a couple of seconds to stop with Ctrl C compared to the original one xD
ZAt least for me
AI did my homework, if c was significantly better I would have ported it already
ABut for 1 controller the difference is marginal
VAll languages can be good so long as you use them well
Vand appropriately pick for the task
AIf you had 4 controllers then c starts to make sense maybe
AAlthough maybe not
ASo if I did a steam input alternative I'd use c probably
ABut alas I'm not doing a steam input alternative. I only have 1 controller
ASo I eat the python overhead, the kernel syscalls are like half of the processing time anyway
ZIt's not like python overhead is going to increase that much over the years
Fgood old days when you could instantly shut down PC
Fnow it waits for all processes to graciously exit
Fmaybe similar thing here
ZGracefully stop fd, like "give me a couple seconds more I think I can find your file for sure pls 
"
"VThis is cool, so far
NSomething like an office software, hardware acceleration hardly matters. For creative software, it's definitely way more impactful.
VI will DEFINITELY have a disclaimer, don't worry.
VI only want office.
Lanyone running to issues with integer scaling specifically on this patch? i can use bazzite-dc and it works normally but when on regular stable it scaling native res like im not running 800p on a 1600p res. on a legion go if makes any diff and running 800p is a even smaller scaled screen
