>>107660992
>Under WSL2, Windows can handle this load just fine - it just bullies Linux-side processes to give back resources for UI when necessary
Oh, that's a different thing. I've noticed that too, if windows wants vram or something it just yanks it from wsl without thinking. I hated that because it would kill training scripts with no way to stop it, and it gives you untraceable "unknown" cuda errors at random. I gave up on wsl for that reason.
It's no surprise that windows can be snappy under those conditions but its a high price to pay, if you really want that you might be able to do something with priorities but most oses are not designed to steal resources that aggressively.

However I do know cachyos uses more real time schedulers designed for desktop use, and it does feel snappier to me

>>107661164
I didn't have issues with WSL2 even in highly resource-strained scenarios (as that's more of a virtualization solution rather than the translation layer solution like the OG WSL was), but I can easily see that being a problem.
Windows' way of doing things isn't "the objectively best" approach, clearly, but it does match my preference.

I did hear about Cachyos actually, so it's nice to hear a confirmation.
I'm not really familiar with the details, but seeing it's a fork of Arch, if I didn't want to use a derivative distro, can I assume starting with Arch and then adding stuff from Cachyos is something reasonably possible?
Or would it be too much of an unnecessary undertaking?

>>107661251
In my case I think the problem was that my scripts were nearly maxing out vram, but I had an intel chipset with no igpu so any desktop stuff needed vram. If I ran both on bare metal, my script would slow down if I saw too many animated gifs in the web browser.
Unfortunately I don't think you can share tight resources well when there's a virtualization boundary, that sort of thing is the whole point of an OS really. So something has to take priority, and in my case, if windows needed to render a gif or something it'd just kill my script lol. idk I don't blame it, its just a consequence of the approach wsl2 uses.

For cachy I don't know, to me it looks like arch with access to all the same repos, just some extra ones added. You might be able to add the cachy repos to an existing arch install, it just might be more fiddling to get it all set up together. Not sure if it'd make you any more resilient to the project shutting down though, once you have those packages installed you still rely on them for updates.

>>107661589
Nice.
Thank you, I'll look into it more.

File: 20251224_165125.jpg (2.93 MB, 4032x3024)

2.93 MB JPG

Hi

Trying to set up 5.1 surround sound.

On Windows, I can use RealTek Audio Console to change the audio ports to function how I need them to work.
Line Out -> FL/FR
Line In -> SL/SR
Mic -> CEN/SW

How do I do this on Linux?

why did logan turn into such a massive fag?

>>107661486
>why did logan turn into such a massive fag?
Because he fucked over all his mates and sold out

>>107661039
I have all amd

>>107661486
he always was a fag

File: 1743566874422188.jpg (89 KB, 686x386)

89 KB JPG

>>107661619
he didn't do a very good job of selling out as he's financially destitute whereas everyone else seems to have done ok

>>107661599
Good morning sir, microjeet here. You can get the kindly azure instead for only a few rupees per monthly

>>107659697
no, it might smoke

apple made in china

samsung made in vietnam

>>107658159
This is probably some OS bug
This hasn't happened to me and I listen to music often on Oxygenos16

>>107627550
Shojkd I gat an S25 bloatmaxx with Mint Mobile for $350+$180+tax for one year of service or keep my unopened Pixel 9a that I got for $350 total and pick either Min or another MVNO? Want that S25 but I'm lazy to return the 9a and don't really care that much...

>Want a secure phone?
iPhone
>Want a secure phone with privacy?
Google Pixel with graphene

>>107643910
Yuros always post this thinking they're making a good point with "Americans love the taste of vomit," but tons of foods contain much more of it than American chocolate. The beloved parmigiano reggiano contains much more butyrates than American chocolate.

>>107658068
it's an interactive shell. how interactive do you want it to be? that should guide whether or not it's better for you.

>>107660966
>shell
do zoomers really?

>>107652036
Please explain me how it does those better
t. MacOS & FreeBSD fag
ntas welcome

>>107617634
>>gives a bunch of retarded normie shit reasons that have fucking nothing to do with technology
It seems they had legit reasons to like macos more than linux.

File: 1649394323447.jpg (41 KB, 249x249)

41 KB JPG

>>107659040
I already RAM-maxxed before the prices went up.
32GB DDR3 in my laptop
32GB DDR4 in my mini PC
64GB DDR4 in my second mini PC (used for running llm/tts/stt ai shit)

>>107661364
What's the 64gb ram mini pc's specs ?

>>107659487
I would love to buy some more but what was $80 for 10tb like 4 years ago is now $200. I would have bought 4 or 5 10tb drives already.

>>107659709
I was already just waiting for am6/ddr6 anyway. On this board I've gone from 1050ti > 3060 12gb > 9070xt and 3600 > 5700x. This board was $80. I have also gome from a fractal torrent to an antec c8 and a 550w non modular to an 850w modular psu. I was skipping am5 because the very idea that I couldn't buy a 32gb kit and then buy another 32gb kit later without probable speed loss fucking disgusted me. Ddr6 is supposed to solve the memory controller issues by offloading some of it from the cpu to the memory modules themselves.

>>107661540
i7-1360p

>>107661544
do the majority of steps with it on then finish without it?

>>107661544
Just reduce nag parameters until you don' see artifacts.

Anyone else holding their shit until BASE is released?

>>107661580
yes and all I ate was taco bell

>>107661351
Yes and not deterministic, if you have bad hands, inpaint will only give you another reroll of bad hands.

File: deXM_zi_00019_.png (3.34 MB, 1792x1152)

3.34 MB PNG

>>107659891
never let a french robot in your house

File: pixel-0015-1725399687.png (1.05 MB, 1792x2304)

1.05 MB PNG

gn, may your turkey be moist

File: deXM_zi_00021_.png (3.26 MB, 1792x1152)

3.26 MB PNG

>>107660471
gn

>>107660403
>Why did they change it?
Unironically to shove AI shit in it

>>107647462
wouldnt defender block that?

If i buy a new computer (current one has possible SSD issues, graphics card power issues and overheating) with a 5070 and windows 11.
Can i just uninstall that and immediately install windows 10? I heard in some previous thread that win 11 could be better for gpu optimization or whatever.

>>107661530
Yes you can just wipe the 11 install with diskpart within the 10 install USB and put 10 on it. I do hear that NVIDIA doesn't release its latest drivers for 10 anymore so be careful for that, you should use NVCleanstall to get a driver that will work properly.

>>107660403
i note that going from my vintage Xeon with PCIE3 m.2 NVMEs to a new 9950X3D build with PCI5 SN8100s the difference in the performance of things like notepad is noticeable.

>maybe your hardware is crap

>>107661530
installing windows 10 on a new system when you can just debloat and detelemerize your paid for legit 11 license and never worry that some /gayme/ will tell you you are on an unsupported OS is pants on head retarded.

>>107661445
see
>>107661359

What is wrong with /g/?
>Apple hates LinusFagTips (good)
>Macbook hardware is great
>MacOS only for creative stuff/work
>Macs are anti consoomer
>Good models are expensive
>MacOS is spyware
iToddler fags should be banned, unless they are working (professionally) in the creative space are swift programmers, or their work requires a Mac for some reason.

>>107661147
I don't trust anybody who can't spell jeff. I also don't trust anybody named jon instead of john

>>107661194
It's a shame it has a shitty keyboard with no clit. If apple made a laptop with a clit and no trackpad as well as a good keyboard I would buy one just to get logic on it.

>>107661569
The soldered parts and shitty repair practices are by far their greatest sin.

>>107660207
Allowing for arbitrary space counts is far worse.
t. occasional ansible (yaml) user

>>107660207
{break;}

>>107660207
pyjak x Ena ship

>>107660207
100% of the python shilling I saw was
>it's so easy to learn bro you don't need to add a ':' at the end of each line!
....and that's it.

python is the worst language by far anyone I think less of anyone who is actually happy with using it

>>107660416
i wonder if keychron just doesn't sell a lot of keycaps, they're out of stock on the colors i like every time i check

>>107661128
you dont seem to understand
i want to match the colors with the other special keys
but i want the design on the keycap to be something custom

File: Screenshot 2025-12-25 at (...).png (89 KB, 1364x258)

89 KB PNG

pulled the trigger

Is it satanic if I bought a bunch of low-end switches just to use them as push-buttons in other electronics projects?

What's the max amperage one can take, usually?

>>107647244
Sex with this creature.

>>107661601
if anything buying a bunch of low-cost switches as push buttons is very literally the point of them

>>107660621
No one new to Linux even knows what any of those words mean besides "right click on hard drive"

They just want something that feels familiar

>>107659508
Good marning saar microsoft full suppar

>>107659508
>no KDE support
It's shit

>>107659508
You wasted more time typing this up than I did posting this comment pointing that out. Merry Christmas, anon.

>>107659508
Actually I just want Mac OS X Leopard/Snow Leopard.

>>107658213
anon my disks all have stickers with their serial numbers on them.
also, if it's the wrong disk you just put the right one back, it's not like the array magically breaks the moment you remove a necessary disk

>>107660928
I was afraid of that. Thanks for the info.

>>107654550
>a mathematical certainty that another disk will have an URE during rebuild and nuke your data
This is one of the most stupid myths going around in the "storage" community. Do you really think you can't read all the data off a drive without it failing? Like is this what you actually believe, that you cannot read all the data stored on a perfectly functioning HDD? Have you ever tried to do exactly that? Have you ever tried to issue a SMART long self-test, which basically has the drive verify that it can read across its entire capacity?

I've had arrays doing monthly full scans for nearing a decade and the stupid things never fail to read unless the drives are actually bad and dying (if you see this happen, it's time to replace the drive because some more serious failure mode is likely near).

>>107654812
So you just pull out a disk at random, while your computer is turned on and your array is mounted, no less?

>>107654440
RAID5 for redundancy AND speed.

>>107660950
That wouldn't work for me, the drives are in sleds. And there isn't enough room on the spine of the sled to put a sticker because of the lever arm. Also the air holes need to be clear.
I once tried to wrap stickers around the lever arms, but they just fell off.

File: 1756010043169658.jpg (68 KB, 718x986)

68 KB JPG

>>107659067
toolbar is kill

Works for me, looks like the old Kuroba too so I have zero complaints. Have you tried getting a job and a modern smartphone OP?

>>107659572
elaborate how you want it fixed, not helpful otherwise

>>107659853
Currently the search function is just ctrl-f. Before, it was basically a filter.

The scrollbar got fucked up.
It's become harder to touch it to scroll.
Posts displayed on screen don't match with what the scrollbar tells you, which is evident if you post, get a (You), or use filters that highlight posts.
The release version has a brighter colored section at the center of the scrollbar that shows posts from the current screen which got removed.
Currently the scrollbar seems to use where it is in the thread's location to show posts, e.g at the top of a thread it uses the top portion of the bar, at the middle of the thread it uses the center part, and at the bottom of the thread it uses the bottom part. This may not be obvious on shorter threads but on longer threads like on /vg/ it's easy to spot.