>>107833829
>I have 32GB of RAM
That's the problem then. Any properly made OS will reserve as much memory as possible to make the system as responsive as possible. If you want your distro to use less RAM then reduce your RAM down to 8GB.

>>107836239
>reserve
Like I said in the OP, that's excluding the cache.

>>107833805
It sets up a zram cache by default.

>>107833805
https://www.linuxatemyram.com/

>>107833805
Because they activate every systemd unit on start up to make your OS as plug and play as possible

What's the best way to serve files on Linux for Windows clients ? Samba or NFS ?

>>107837943
samba / cifs is the best period unless you're doing corporate campus megascale clustered nas

>>107836983
From your screenshot the 1st char is unicode codepoint E115, which is specified as "private use". That means it has no assigned glyph and is intended for custom fonts to use their own made-up glyphs.
On cytube itself it looks like they're using a webfont called "Glyphicons Halflings" which is being served from this url: https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.1/fonts/glyphicons-halflings-regular.eot

Since it's a webfont you shouldn't have to install anything, it should just work. Unless your browser is disabling webfonts.

>install cachy
>hyprland error at the top of the screen, bad config dir
>go into tty3
>fish can't set temporary variables (partition is read-only), but I can mv from tty just fine
>might be related to setting /home as an existing (non-system) NTFS partition

Hey I need help, I just installed a new AMD gpu and now I can't change my display settings. My old card was a nvidia card. When I first booted up it was in fallback mode but I turned off the nvidia drivers in startup applications and now it's in 1080p but I can't change it back to 1440p. Also command center doesn't show the new gpu. Help!

I'm on Linux mint cinnamon, 22.1

>>107838682
>Half of votes are shitdows fags
Yikes

>>107838784
https://files.catbox.moe/5s840j.mp4

Fresh when ready

>>107838834
>>107838834
>>107838834

>>107838837
this one was baked before that one

>>107838866
>>107838798
>>107838798
>>107838798

>>107838059
>I have n rows per page and I am on page m, how do I calculate the total number of rows on the pages before?
Anon...

>>107838185
ok I got the answer just thought there'd be a cleaner way

        offset = (current_page - 1) * rows_per_page
        start_row = offset + (1 if total_rows else 0)
        end_row = min(offset + rows_per_page, total_rows)

>>107837225
>>107837194
On top of that, people that contribute code to your project are the owner of their own code. By contributing the code to your project they give you the right to use it under the same license as your project (and they dont have the right to request you to remove their code), but they can for example upload their own code somewhere else under a different license or even proprietary

>>107832472

condition && {
 doShit();
 doThisShitAlso();
 console.log(abcd'');

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Cool, I broke Google's AI.

>>107838436
Does walking and staring down at the street (like all autists here) melt your retina? You're starring at 500 nits+, way more reflected out of walls, trees and their leaves etc.
Your monitor is at max 300, usually people use them at 100 to 200.

Dark mode is a DEI invention.

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>>107835866
Manchildren that don't know how to lower their brightness, funny enough they are also the ones that glorify Frutiger Aero which is the ultimate light theme lol

there are fewer colors that contrast well against white because it drowns everything else out. there are more good dark color scheme than light color schemes because you have a lot more freedom when writing a dark color scheme.

>>107835866
by what metric

KDE is the only serious windows 11 competitor that's sleek and clean. Everything about KDE works well even discover.

There's a reason why valve chose it and is funding it.

I choose kubuntu for my daily OS for my brand new AMD 9070XT 9800X3D PC. I update it and it just werks. No driver install, No hassle, Easy 10 minute install.

>>107838105
lol

>>107838105
>KDE
>Sleek & clean
>Kubuntu
GTFO here retarded tourist

The top plug n play distros right now (when I say plug n play - i mean minimal to no tweaking)
>Pop!_OS
>Mint
>Ununtu
>Fedora
The best distros to learn Linux with
>Gentoo
>LFS
The distros you should avoid
>Everything else

>>107838247
post of truth

>>107838840
Look at that inconsistent UI
This is the power of Linux in 2026

reminder that GNOME is funded by redhat which is funded by kikes and owned by IBM
https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/support-our-israel-associates
they're less concerned about building a good desktop as they are pleasing their jewish overlords

>>107837838
>only source of documenting this is fucking lunduke

>>107837124
>like windows
>kde just werks
go back

>>107837124
They are owned by Red Hat, Red Hat primary goal for Gnome is to be dumb retarded simple so corporate drones don't get confuse using it or do something they are not supposed to do while at work.

>>107837602
C# and security seem like a contradiction.

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>>107834372

i've been trying to get js/go and now .net jobs but i cant find anything for juniors or people with no professional experience

:(

>>107834372
based old man netbeans user

>>107834144
Java arrived first and got more libraries and the JVM for every platform.
C# didn't get the ecosystem and the CLR was Windows only for quite a while.
Ant, Maven and Gradle are way more palatable than the trash that is MSBuild.
Why would you switch?
>inb4 some useless gay shit like async/await

>>107838574
>shills
Oh wow the unemployed neckbeard want to know why companies use a service and can't answer a simple functionality question, second consession accepted, thanks anon.

>>107838598
>the unemployed neckbeard want to know why
i mean i could always be employed as an internet shill instead of doing it for free. how well is that working for you?

the question remains:
why is this foreign ESL shill defending cloudflare like it's his mother? do you like that cloudflare stops the racisms in their tracks? elaborate, don't be guarded. you're so proud of your position. where are you from?

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>>107838368
Cloudflare is NSA.
They intercept half of the HTTPS traffic and they killed Tor - all while offering stuff for free to unsuspecting morons.

>>107838609
>do you like that cloudflare stops the racisms in their tracks?
What are you talking about? Cloudflare is extremely hands-off.

>>107838751
see >>107838559

>>107838670
> do you have a test for a simple type of reasoning

not the guy you asked, but apple published a paper a while ago that showed these models are insanely brittle when you change the prompts for the puzzles by even a little bit. stanford researchers found that they could get models to basically regurgitate 95% of scraped books under certain circumstances.

it's hyperbolizing, but not by much, to say these systems are huge lossy/stochastic compression systems. like great, i can get 96% of harry potter or a new york times article if i prompt for it. no shit, because they scraped that data and an LLM is just a statistical model of the documents you trained with.

i can find the citations for the stanford and the apple papers if you want, but my hunch is the other guy might point to them and i'm lazy right now

>>107825052
>Thing complicated = It's aliens/govt conspiracy
Look up Enron and Arthur Anderson lmao.

>>107826252
there are 11 new reactor projects on accelerated schedules with three seeking criticality by July this year. Obama was a piece of shit.

>>107825717
>which means they do whatever the banks tell them to to live another day lest their entire loan get called in at once. immediately bankrupting the government.
If it came to that, same as the Templars getting their cheque cashed, the government would arrest the central bank's directors, and declare the outstanding debt forgiven, because, as has been a lesson throughout history, forgotten in our decadent age, a contract is nothing without the means to enforce it ,and if the other guy has an army and you don't, tough luck.

>>107838739
That's a fair answer I suppose, but Claude is legally blind and has no visual memory. Gemini has beaten Pokémon by using a scaffolding that keeps track of the locations it has seen.

>>107838740
>apple published a paper a while ago that showed these models are insanely brittle
That paper was debunked. Some of the questions they asked the models were provably impossible.
https://arxiv.org/html/2506.09250v1
It's hyperbolizing, but not by much, to say that human brains are huge lossy/stochastic compression systems.

>>107838774
>What are the downsides versus wired?
the batteries will eventually die and you wont be able to replace them

>>107831657
Words can have multiple meanings, retard, it's not incorrect to call SteamOS Linux because ultimately it's just a fork of Arch Linux.

>>107831084
>>107837650
It doesn't matter cause like another Anon said, the work Valve is putting into improving Linux gaming is benefiting all distros anyway.

>>107838422
this is true. valve has done for linux gaming than every distro combined x100. wine is shit and has always been shit, but proton is on a whole new level

>>107830362
>Valve completely hides the fact that it's all Linux everywhere
Desktop mode is near stock KDE. They don't hide it at all the moment you leave BPM.
>Steam never cared about Linux,
Nah, they just got HDR working in Wayland and built Fex for shits and giigles. They absolutely care about Linux, as a means to their own ends.

>>107830342
No, but I hope they do while I'm still alive.

>>107838810
>t. filtered

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Might have found a possible solution to my 490 pro problem. I discovered the cushion strip at the top of the headband is removable. If I do that there is just enough room to get them over my ears. But if I do that there is a bare wire exposed and I'm worried if I leave it like that sweat and other stuff might get up in those cracks. How risky would it be to leave it like that?
I was thinking would it be safe to run a strip of duct tape over it so it's covered up at least? Could duct tape have any adverse effects on it over time?

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does anybody know if they make clip-on-ear earbuds/headsets/whatever the fuck you call these, but with a dongle that isn't bluetooth? i want to replace my headset because i have extreme autism, but i've tried a few and the audio quality is always dogshit when using the mic because they're all bluetooth for some god forsaken reason

>>107837959
The dude says the DX5II apparently clicks and is slow when it swaps between headphone outputs, cheap chinkfi internal definitely blew something doing that.

>>107838504
Anyone? Would really love it if I could save these but I don't want to ruin them if it would be bad to put something over it like tape. If not tape any other suggestions? I needs to be very thin because the normal padding that is there is too thick.

>>107838817
it'll probably be fine, just be wary of the tape's condition and replace it