>>108350464
>>108351498
also note AwesomeWM is xorg not wayland
No idea what hyprland mouse support is like but it might be alright
Niri is wayland though
I can understand already being on wayland via KDE that going back to xorg might feel bad

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>>108301121

>>108351523
>Torchlight Infinite
>Doom via steam release
anon...

>>108351529
I wanted to play a friend's Doom wad and I didn't have GZDoom and it asked for a copy of the code so I 1-click-purchased it on Steam. I don't even remember how much it cost. As you can see, I am employed. A thousand games and no time to play any of them.

>>108350844
i thought installing gentoo was a 1 day thing man
just when i thought i was set and done, 300 more packages to emerge.. zz
i can't believe its midnight

>>108343716
>DIY fab
ProjectsInFlight is doing a series on DIY chip fab on YouTube.

>DIY computer
There's a channel called JDH who made a DIY breadboard computer. Far from the first but somewhat interesting. Ben Eater is also a popular channel that does this stuff. There's also a project called "Big mess of wires" where someone hosted a website on a DIY breadboard computer.

>>108343716
I just found this
https://docs.hackerfab.org/home/
Interestingly, this community project was inspired by >>108343734

>>108343716
Ultra unemployed activities

>>108343716
>>108343734
>>108350969
I found this the other day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfSO-LCKmrA
Guy made a fab cleanroom out of his backyard shed.

>>108351444
I wonder how much it cost him in total. Probably steep, but this proves beyond any doubt that DIY fab is entirely doable.

>>108347806
I've been archiving anything I care about on it it as mp4s and moving it offline

>>108347317
Just use yt-dlp + mpv + an RSS feed

>>108351240
looks cool, does it shit bricks in windows 7?

>>108351240
nigga installed malware

>>108351475
Probably not
>>108351553
(You)

>>108345098
Try the old dell latitude XT3. Perfectly decent win7 machine but also swivel screan and of all things a stylus. I have a stack of them I use for all manner of shit

>>108350027
It really is not.

>>108345098
good luck finding one of those these days
also
>1366x768

>>108349673

x220 is cheaper and specifically OP asked about <=$200, you don't have to mod it to get a usable keyboard, your average linux ricer here will notice basically no difference between it and the x230.

If you can get a good deal on an x230 and don't mind having to do extra then sure why not.

tfw bought an x220 touchpad back in 2017 for $100 maxxed out before covid turned everyone into trannys and rocketed prices on every good thinkpad.

>>108350377
Oh yeah, for this reason, I have explicit Yggdrasil support for peers. If you have Yggdrasil on your computer, it can do direct connections through that. If you don't know what that is, look it up, it's awesome.

well I guess I'm spending a good portion of tomorrow trying to figure out how to compile make manually since I don't want to download docker or chocolatey

>>108351473

https://friendnet.org/docs/server/setup/compiling/

The prerequisite for Make can be ignored if you run the "server" script in the Makefile manually.

I didn't really expect people to be running the server on Windows, so I didn't write a guide for it, sorry.

>>108342335
Cool stuff OP. I wish we just had proper connectivity and not the NAT and firewall nightmare we currently have. It proxying the file requests seems like it would be the case in 99% of transfers, so you'd need a server with good bandwidth policies I guess.

you should update how you describe it on the website, most people don't know what a private tracker is. Just say what it does: "share files within small groups"

>>108350855
Beep beep haha.

>>108350939

# sudo apt install sox
for i in . . . - - - . . .; do play -n synth $( [[ $i == . ]] && echo 0.1 || echo 0.3 ) sine 800 >/dev/null 2>&1; done

>>108350855
Cool! But I don't like those DEFINE! Work on your clarity!

>>108350855
in d this is just

import std;

immutable morse = [
    "-----", ".----", "..---", "...--", "....-", ".....", "-....", "--...",
    "---..", "----.", ".-", "-...", "-.-.", "-..", ".", "..-.", "--.",
    "....", "..", ".---", "-.-", ".-..", "--", "-.", "---", ".--.", "--.-",
    ".-.", "...", "-", "..-", "...-", ".--", "-..-", "-.--", "--.."
];
const int[string] decodeMap;
shared static this() {
    decodeMap = morse.enumerate(1).map!(r => tuple(r[1], r[0])).assocArray;
}

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>>108350579
Fun problem
maybe one day I'll be able to remember how to implement union find off the top of my head

Goyslop is good for you.

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My life improved immensely when I bought my Zephyrus

>>108350776
>3 minutes to reply to that
get a fucking life loser lol

any good deals on ddr5

>>108351426
how far can your time machine go? :)

>>108351426
>stalk facebook marketplace and other used sites
>buy a ddr5 kit from amazon and hope you get lucky and they send you one carton of ddr5

>>108351531
At church, my little communion cup thing was missing the bread, is this a lucky streak?

Forgive me ;~;

I need to either solve or pray. Lemoncode is coming.

>>108351315
Stop fighting pls

5?

>>108351228
This reminds me of one of my first virus, it randomly simulated typing "fuck you" on the keyboard. It was back in 2002 when vbs in emails would freely execute on the victim's machine so it was incredibly easy to infect someone. So I sent it to an asshole from my highschool. The next day I had forgotten about it when he told us during lunch that his computer had been acting strange while he was playing some video game the night before, as if someone was pressing keys on the keyboard, which had made him mad. I probably looked like your picture trying to keep my laugh for myself.

>>108350763
The AMD laptop actually has a fan. The Shitbook Neo would melt if you ran any workload for more than 5 minutes.

>>108350774
Fan is just a point of failure.

>>108350593
Have two

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there is no equivalent to macs

macs have:
>soldered SSD/RAM/WLAN
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>when pajeetOS runs out of RAM it swapfile rapes the SSD to death within 3 years
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>when the SSD dies it bricks your entire currybook because the EFI is stored on the soldered SSD to save $0.05 on a dedicated chip
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>components serial numbered and tied to the motherboard to prevent repair and replacement (including battery)
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>riveted keyboard that requires total destruction of the chassis to replace
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>flexgate cables that are so brittle they crack from opening your screen past 90 degrees more than 2 dozen times
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs

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>>108346895
my mom wants a laptop for email/web shit, i might get her one of these

>>108350207
it's hilarious to see all the winjeets seething at the neo. stay mad

>>108350207
>can't run docker natively

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>>108350211
>>108350282
kek y'all are so fucking retarded I will never tire from the seething and coping

>>108350207
The Neo might be low end, but at least it’s not FOSS shit. You will never see a rich man using linux.

>>108351298
You will see a rich man, but not a middle class man.

>>108350391
hes right, a software could've been made by my worst enemy and as long as it was good I wouldnt mind using it. some anons in /g/ seem to care too much about the devs of projects and its confusing because why does it matter if a faggot wrote your software as long as it works good it wont effect you

I literally don't even know. And I also don't care.

>>108351375
>it wont effect you
>you install it on your personal computer
hurr durr let's all hold hands and sing coombyeyah

>>108351433
compile from source, no malware as long as its reputable or you checked the code

>>108331733
what are the names of these so I can actually download them?

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What Is the easiest way to install repacks on Heroic Games?

I don't understand how I'm supposed to install this.
https://github.com/KhronosGroup/KTX-Software/releases/

I git cloned it and cd'd in and ran "git lfs checkout" like it said, ran several of the test scripts. I had GPT walk me through some building with cmake and ninja bullshit. I did all of it and then when I try to start my game engine I get the same error

==========[ RUNTIME ERROR #1 | 2026-03-12T01:06:23.137Z ]==========
The server encountered an unrecoverable error and has crashed!

FATAL ERROR: BlockTextureRegistry.preloadAtlas(): Error generating KTX2 atlas from PNG atlas. You MUST have the latest KTX software installed from here: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/KTX-Software/releases
STACK TRACE:
at n.fatalError (/home/taylor/Documents/Code/hytopia/hytopia-demo/node_modules/hytopia/server.mjs:180:8483)
at U7.preloadAtlas (/home/taylor/Documents/Code/hytopia/hytopia-demo/node_modules/hytopia/server.mjs:233:54670)
at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:104:5)
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something fucky going on with audio settings that I don't get
putting my headphones on "analog stereo output" gives weird numbers like 50% and 60% not existing and going 49 -> 51
however, putting my headphones on "digital stereo (IEC958) output" the max audio depends on what the analog was
if I change to digital when analog was at 20% then the 100% sounds as low as 20%
putting on analog, cranking to 100%, changing to digital and putting on 50% makes it work but I'm not sure if this is a bug or working as intended

How do I enable Plasma Login Manager on Fedora 43?

>>108351489

sudo dnf install kcm-plasmalogin
sudo systemctl disable sddm
sudo systemctl enable plasmalogin

>>108351258
Pretty cool. Kept you waiting, huh?

>>108351402
>>108351402
>>108351402

>>108330259
how long has it been since stability actually released a new model?
a year? two years?