what DWM gives the best gaming performance?

>>108518743
I don't like the matrix screensavers, I think they're kinda tacky. I'm a wireframe crackberg man, myself.

>>108518743
But the matrix was before my time.

>>108518824
You can give slock a simple test

Usage
Simply run ``slock'' to lock the screen. You can also provide an argument to be run after the screen has been locked:
$ slock cmd [arg ...]
To unlock the screen, just type your password.

>>108518826
Razer Extreme DWM
>>108518833
>>108518838
You both have my sympathies.

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>>108518833
I think it not being green changes it up a bit, what do you think?
>>108518838
Picture this but Razer Extreme Gamer edition.

>>108519096
Why?

New filsesystem standard

>>108519167
or alternatively requiring that package maintainers and software developers adhere to a rough configuration standard.

Get KDE linux up to par. KDE is the best windows 11 desktop competitor since it supports HDR, VRR, Multi monitor support in functionality. Discover is the definitive best all in one software store/updater on linux.

Flatpak/flathub is obviously the best stack for security, stability for 99% of GUI apps for centralizing linux stability, and its open source and reproducible on every machine. That was always the problem with linux for the past 20 years, in summary, making sure everyones machines just werks and stops breaking from dependency hell.

Ubuntu and deb based distros way of doing package management literally destroyed linux innovation and progress for over 15 years, only the kernel was good progress. Flatpak came in to save the day and it did, Now linux is stable.

This is what steamOS is BTW, its just an immutable linux distro with KDE and flatpaks, same as bazzite, and its literally the best.

And after theres a definitive KDE distro based on flatpaks, clean up the aesthetics by removing the cheesy ugly pastel recording dot that is in the task bar when you screen share, and just generally fix some aesthetic issues. Its not needed OBS already has a recording indicator or find something else for it.


Then the rest is just developing VRR, HDR and Driver support for Nvidia/AMD

>>108519295
Also to add linux has not only been fragmented by bad ways of doing package/software management for over 20 years, but it has also been plagued with having no good desktop that is actually modern or functional for the bast 20 years.

KDE is the closest, and with some polish and getting it preinstalled on laptops, KDE linux as the definitive linux distro.

Laptops and PC's need to have a centralized option for choosing KDE linux as the default instead of windows 11.

No retarded mint forks, no retarded gaming fork like cachyOS, One centralized open source distro will make linux popular. That was always linux's problem, no centralization of ideas.

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>>108519037
I don't reference images, I almost always go with txt2img. The age gap is... relevant to the whole concept/subversion of a less "experienced", naive, wolf and a more "mature" Red Riding Hood, but again and again AI models hate 18 years because it's "ambiguous"...

On another note, it looks like OpenAI is testing new models on Arena, so far I've noticed:
maskingtape-alpha
gaffertape-alpha
packingtape-alpha
Visually at least maskingtape-alpha (picrelated) is reminiscent of Image 1.5, but they're higher resolution.

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Packingtape-alpha, same prompt as above. I guess image generation won't get forsaken by OpenAI, despite what happened to Sora, probably it's relatively cheap. These models seem to have the same limitations of Image 1/1.5 on aspect ratios, the prompt actually asks for 4:3, but before it gave me 3:2, now it's 2:3... Faces remind me of 1.5.

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And I can't seem to get gaffertape-alpha again atm, I only saw it once while trying to ask to the model its maker for confirmation (those models looked a lot like 1.5 to begin with, but just in case). Anyway this is NBP with the same prompt.

>>108519103
>>108519269
god OAI is still doing the spackled grainy thing it likes to do

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>>108519278
Medium in those doesn't help, it's pastels. But it does look very grainy. Model might be smarter than 1.5 anyway, I tried to run the same prompt in 1.5-high-fidelity on Arena, just to see how grainy it was, and it gave me an unprompted shotgun because of the hunting setting, kek.

>>108515026
Suck my penis.

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>>108515026
VGHHHHHH SOVL....

>>108516294
>no turbo button
no turbo button.

>>108515026
It seems annoying when it asks for confirmations like that.
But there was a bug in windows 10 and windows 11 since 2018 that would NOT run the update and then restart the PC, when you chose the option of "Update and shut down". It was fixed this year I think. It took them ~8 years.

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>>108515026
>>108518771
TAKE ME BACK

>>108517438
peak as in, it peaked around episode 500?
the next 600 episodes have been all filler episodes, not a single one worth watching

>>108517398
Besides the non-free-firmware bundled in for hardware support Debian still explicitly separates non-free software and requires the user to manually opt in by adding the repos.
>but they shouldn't include hardware support or non-free repos at all
Yes I love converting people to my tech religion by telling them the first step is to replace their entire hardware stack and change their jobs to something that doesn't require specific software. I also love telling teenagers to ask their friends to record streamed zoom lessons on their phone so that they can listen in and don't have to directly interact with non-free software like a Hasidic Jew asking their neighbor to turn on the stove.

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NHH

>>108517398
It truly is time to install gentoo, anons.
Face it.

>>108517937
Gentoo distributes non-free software.

>>108518169
Untrue.

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>>108518215
Stop patronizing me reeeeeeeeee

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>>108518242

I refuse to watch troontube

I love to watch troontube

>>108519251
> Many small sticks make strong branch.
Indeed. We need to form a mighty faggot.

>>108516030
have you not been following? Netanyahu has been pushing for war with Iran for like 30 years now. Every year he would testify that they are 2 weeks away from a nuke. Also they're called kikes not zionists.

>>108516030
>They knew what was coming, and that Iran was not some random opponent.
You can say that about Palestine too.

>>108516243
Non-jews can be zionists too, retard. Just ask the president of the US and all US politicians

>>108516243
>>108516272
It's not the same. They literally want amerimutt boots on the ground this time

>>108514258
Fun fact, the app wasn't "banned in the US", they went offline for 12 hours. You couldn't access content even through a vpn/tor, so it was globally unavailable.

>>108516711
Lol no. Users outside of the USA could use TikTok during that time, it was only banned in the US.

>>108518689
Have you also noticed people being increasingly hostile when you try to review the slop PRs because they don't feel comfortable explaining it

>>108519040
team matching is when they find a job for you inside of the company, team fit is when you interview with the leader of the team to figure out if the job is "right" for you

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Going to keep this vague

I build an internal system. People use it and like it. Some people have given access out to non technical administration in ways that won’t scale.

I’ve been getting ai generated tech support requests for this internal system on slack from non technical upper management.

>>108519128
engineers view vibing or AI usage like jacking off. nobody wants to admit they vibed something

I’ve been getting requests to turn vibe coded slop prototypes into a production ready applications.

>>108518567
Don't remember ever using that one, but the emulators I know all had their own gamepad configurations built in. Also never tried console gamepads, I've been happy with Logitech for decades.

>>108518645
wait so logitech pads come with an xinput config by default? where does this get defined in linux? i.e. where do I find out about whether switch pro has a similar xinput definition?

I'm using Debian Xfce, and when I lock my screen, Num Lock led gets disabled (the numbers still are active). How do I fix this?

>>108518671
The one I have can switch between Dinput and Xinput. Had no reason to switch it to Dinput ever though, most games are made for Xinput these days anyway, some support more, but the buttons on the controller match xbox more so it's better to go with that to get xbox button prompts.
One option to check it is via Steam, it keeps telling me that games are compatible with my xbox controller. Steam also had some quite extensive controller settings, but those probably only work for games inside steam. Might be usable for debugging though.

>>108518567
Do you have the steam udev package installed? It should be something like steam-udev-rules. It comes with a bunch of udev rules for gamepads and bascally gamepads wont work properly on linux without t.

>>108518910
@grok make this make sense

>OOP
stopped reading

What about it is hard to understand? It's dynamic dispatch. Like interfaces in OOP (the only good part of OOP)

It says everything in plain English. dyn Trait has a pointer that points to the data and another that points to the type basically. This is obviously an oversimplification but that’s about it. The same data can provide different types of information with this.

>>108518910
you know how Java has interfaces and how you can cast implementations of a interface to it? same shit. it's not complex
struct fatptr { data: *mut Data, vtable: *const Fns }

real basic shit.

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>use mcp for the first time
>dis gon b gud
>one hour later
>15m tokens burned

>>108518298
After a week of trying to run openclaw with local models this is also me. I took the openrouter route and now openclaw just works. I don't even care if it works well, I just need it to work.

>>108518964
Yeah that's me, OpenClaw and OpenRouter.

>>108518500
kimi has unlimited use

>>108517330
The one labeled os is my original script and the one labeled ai is the script written by the ai. The first few versions of the script did well and I kept those. However I wanted to see what it would do and just kept letting it make all the changes it wanted and would tell it everything that broke. It seems to get tunnel vision really easy.

>>108518289
kek, AIGODS WON AND CODETRANS LOST

>>108518499
anon, you are not entitled to have a job. i don't know how else to say it. you literally aren't entitled to stay employed by oracle for the rest of your life.

>>108518628
What is opex vs capex lmao

>>108518628
also because the credit market had dried up and no one had $10billion to give oracle. the real news is much worse than 30k people losing their jobs. they'll be glad to be at the front of the unemployment line when they see what comes next

they were killed in an airstrike, the layoffs are just a cover
serious shit is going down

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Things could be better.
x5690
48GB DDR3
1080ti
Made in '09, upgraded many times.

>>108514518
I have massive respect for the Z400 bros. My own Z400 is donated to a family member who uses it daily and it performs beautifully. May they never die.

>>108514566
I have two boxes and one spare motherboard in another case. All three of them the caps still look new on the motherboard. Even though the x5690 pulls 40w more than the board was rated 80w it has done so for years without complaint. It has been a great desktop for a long time and will live on even after I build another machine. Probably be a VM server or a shitpost box. No idea yet.

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>>108514582
They really overbuilt them. The case feels like a tank.

This is mine back in the heady days of covid when I put a 1650S in there. Eventually I'd change to the high perf air cooler, add more drives, add more ram, add a big intake fan, and swap GPUs a few times. At the moment there's an RX 590 in there.

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>>108516315
What's funny is even though I put a x5690 and still use the stock cooler, it has never gotten hot. At full load the CPU still sits in the 60c range.
How did you supply enough power to the video card with the stock power supply? I swapped mine out with a 700w one and made a custom adapter because HP just couldn't use the stock pinout.