Let the devs first fix the 24.04 lol

REISUB would sync all remaining disk operations and then restart the entire machine.

You could try the old combo for restarting X: Ctrl+Alt+Backspace. I’m not sure though, whether it will work on your system.

Exactly this. The cursive looks so unmotivated to me, while printed is easy to read.

3rd grade was apparently the only one where you didn’t have a teacher with an awful handwriting.

BTRFS works great across all my drives under Nobara. Same applues when I access these drives from Ubuntu.

Steam also has no issues in my case. Even wine works line Intended.

Congrats and welcome to the DynaVap club. 🤗

You may wanna try the HulaStem XL (no carb hole, but excellent cooling and filter capabilities). It’s my way to go, along with the titanium bowl and low-temp cap.

She looks beautiful!

Now I want one, too. Just for the looks.

Indeed. 😅

Not necessarily, when it also grew a fur. xD

Mine turned green.

Good choice. But if you’re looking for something that really slaps, I recommend Jamin Nimjah. You’ll love his music.

I’ve been - to some degree - Kid A. I accomplished much by the help of doping (with substances) and anxiety of failing.

The price I had to pay came with several burnout depressions. I’m now 34 years and I decided to become Kid B - in favor to my own health.

It depends on the reason. Against my ADHD symptoms: a micro dose. For trauma therapy and recreational use: a big hit, no matter how strong.

I take that as my fallback solution when my Nobara installation’s stability problems overwhelm me again. Maybe switching OS at some point.

However, you just covered the most important / critical part: the basics. The rest of the setup must still have been some tedious work.

That’s what folks over here tell me, and you are most probably right. There is still one more issue scratching my head though: RayTracing performance on Cyberpunk 2077: It works great on high settings with stable 50 FPS minimum on my Windows 10 + Nvidia build, but it’s quite the opposite on this Nobara + AMD system. 5FPS and slowdowns are just unplayable. I expected the bad AMD performance being fixed by today. I think I should swap GPUs between both systems and test again.

Alrighty then: Now I have a reason to switch graphics cards and install Nobara on my other SSD. I bought a Radeon RX 7600 for this setup, because of AMD’s praised open-source drivers. My spare GPU is an RTX 3060, so I can actually test both worlds.

It started with conflicts between the preinstalled gnome extensions - namely the desktop icons broke other extensions, like Pop!_shell for window tiling. So I had to disable desktop icons.

My latest installed kernel (6.5.11) breaks screen detection - The resolution is stuck at 1024x768.

My PC gets stuck (probably on self test) after reboot or switching it on, after Nobara has shut down. Solution: Pull the power plug, wait 10 seconds, reconnect and turn it on.

I expect more to break with the next updates.

I’m currently struggling with Nobara and the growing amount of bugs with each new kernel update.

Otherwise I would have recommended that one, since it offers some great convenient features, like a graphical management tool for all sorts of Wine versions, which can be installed in parallel. The kernel supports fsync and is tuned for low latency. Game performance is decent and I also got all my games and launchers (native Linux and also Wine) working.

For the audio part, there is pipewire, which works like a charm. There is also a compatible flatpack for DSP/equalizer which I couldn’t find it on Ubuntu’s snap store: JamesDSP. Now, after some tuning, my rather flat-sounding headphones sound do super boomy.

She looks beautiful!

I didn’t know, vanilla Wine had no Vulkan support. I took it for granted since I run on Proton GE.