Suspend and resume work fine. My BIOS settings are basicly stock exept for enabling XMP. My RAM is 4x8GB 3200MHz and im able to run it at full speed.

For me a 5600 in a B4500 board works perfecly.

An nvidia GPU unfortunetly doesn’t work with Waydroid at all. You would have to use CPU rendering which won’t play any games. You might be able to use your CPUs iGPU if it has one.

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I honestly don’t realy know. The Arch wiki says that there are some differences with AMF and OpenCL but I don’t know how up to date that information is.

No. The open source drivers are better at almost everything. The only reasons to use the propriatary one is if you need some OpenCL improvements of if you are using a Radeon Pro GPU. For normal usage and gaming the open source driver will offer more performance and better compatibility.

I know. I think revanced will be fine but just in case I’ll clone all the revanced repos locally

I like btop because of its ease of use and modern gui. When I open top or even htop it feels like I’m using something designed for a dumb terminal from the 70s. When opening btop it feels like something designed for how computers are used now and not 50 years ago.

Also to my knowledge It’s the only full system monitor to include GPU monitoring (while other GPU monitors exist they usually only monitor the GPU and not the whole system)

Only testing. The default repos got it just now

Seems that the DMCA only concerns distributing the modified ipa and not the patches themselves and most android projects don’t distribute apk, only the patches so they should be fine. Tho I will still run through and clone all the revanced repos.

Fuck Nintendo!

DAP - Digital Audio Player - a dedicated device for playing music. Usually will offer higher quality playback then a phone.

SD Card - Secure Digital Card - A common standard for removable flash storage

IEM - In Ear Monitors - A type of headphones

OP is saying to buy this stuff and have your music downloaded as normal files on the SD card.

Maybe with windows. On linux i spent a solid few hours on it before giving up.

There is uYou+ but its not on the appstore so its pretty much impossible to install

Just a note for people wanting to install it:

The only official website is www.revanced.app and www.github.com/revanced , all other websites are unoffincial and can sometimes spread malware. Unfortunetley the official site has terrible SEO and shows up very low in search results. Also the revanced team dosen’t distibute prebuilt apks for copyright reasons, you have to patch the stock apk yourself.

Just gonna leave these completly unrelated links here:

uBlock Origin (Web):

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/

Revanced (Android):

https://github.com/revanced

https://revanced.app

Newpipe (Android):

https://newpipe.net/

SmartTube Next (Android Based Smart TVs):

https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTubeNext

uYou+ (iOS):

https://github.com/qnblackcat/uYouPlus

Pretty sure that Revanced still has google tracking since its a patched version of the official app.

Also if anyone here intends to use it: Please be careful. The real revenced site (www.revanced.app) has awfull SEO and usualy appears way below fake websites (that sometimes spread malware). The only real websites are revanced.app and the github.

Also you have to patch the app yourself for copyright reasons so don’t trust and websites that offer a direct apk of revanced (the real website offers a manager app that you can use to patch the official app)

Looks like seank got a new job at motorola

Don’t forget about Madisons accusations

You are pretty lucky if you haven’t experienced any issues. For most people thogh spots are gonna be:

1. Gaming. While a lot of games work perfectly a lot also don’t work (mainly if they have a kernel level anticheat rootkit)

2. Nvidia. Do i have to say any more?

3. Wifi. Often wifi cards just don’t work or work very poorly.

4. Laptop specific features. Stuff like a MUX switch, ambient light sensors and fingerprint scanners very often have no drivers for linux.