Just fyi, that is not Fedora workstation, thats a Fedora atomic spin, which is an immutable os. Installing packages and updating works a bit different than a normal distro.
Just fyi, that is not Fedora workstation, thats a Fedora atomic spin, which is an immutable os. Installing packages and updating works a bit different than a normal distro.
Ahh I see, that makes more sense :)
If you tried running it outside steam through wine, you should try again using GloriousEggroll’s wine instead of default.
Wine isn’t really made for games and (iirc) doesn’t include support for a lot of commonly used graphic/audio api’s, which GE’s version does.
Or if it is through steam and it still didn’t work correctly, you could try his version of proton. It gets more frequent updates and some other fixes as well.
Or you really just found a game that doesn’t work under proton, in which case you could open an issue so they can fix it at some point
The toilet paper drags against the wall either way though?
The bootloader thing doesn’t happen anymore with UEFI I believe. Each os has its own boot partition now.
All windows can do is make itself the first boot option, which you’d have to reverse in your bios.
don’t they call it expo or something on amd cpu’s?
He’s saying you’re not intelligent
There’s a Mac download option right there on the home page.
+1 for ventoy. With that you can just flash ventoy on it once, then copy iso’s over to the usb drive without reformatting or reflashing anything.
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Yeah just wish it would show the verified status in the cli, that’s the only reason I still go to the website
I tried that website as well, ublock origin just blocked the pop-up for me. Definitely a big reject all button once it shows up though.
That is also a form of basic auth, you still pass the credentials like “username:password”, optionally base64 encoded but I don’t believe that’s required.
Edit: actually, after looking into it a bit more, it seems like passing credentials in the url will actually cause the browser to send it as an authorization header instead. So in essence it’s doing the same thing.
I think they’re talking about basic Auth, with which you can pass credentials in a URL like this:
Yeah iirc all that does is make sure all of the capacitors on the motherboard and in the PSU are discharged. Still a good thing do do before working in a pc, to reduce the chance of accidentally shorting a still charged cap with a screw or something.
An underpowered PSU will usually show issues when actually running heavier loads, not immediately at boot I think.
Looks like they have flat variants as well:
Yeah most TV’s I’ve seen either have a PC setting, or have a game mode that just turns everything off.
It doesn’t according to LG’s product page at least.
Also, wtf is this spec:
Should be pretty easy to test, just run a GPU benchmark for a while and see when it fails. Ideally on an os where the drivers are known to work well though, which unfortunately is pretty much just windows