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>>729852904
Yes, the 80s were a bad experiment. The changes made to the stock market and recognizing software as equivalent to literature when it comes to copyright were both completely untenable paradigms, even more untenable than "Intellectual Property" was to begin with.
The GPL is currently the only way to license software that is actually future proof and leads to good development.
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It is good but I'm not touching it before HDR is at least decent
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>>729853058
why is hdr such a monumental task that only tv manufacturers manage to do it

like good luck finding a free image editing software that outputs hdr in 2026
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>>729852904
Eh, I'm still waiting until I see the frames. I am a simple man to please. I'll put up with a lot of nonsense to get better performance. Every time I've done an experiment with Linux it's resulted in lower fps.
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>>729852904
>I'm brave enough to say it:
N
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>>729853138
HDR is being pushed by the HDMI forum to maintain their grip on an industry that is poised to eventually push them out, since it is such a bad connector standard compared to literally every other display standard.
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Do not say this around normalfags or they will start fuming endlessly about how they can't actually use computers. It triggers some kind of a bizarre inferiority complex in them.
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>>729853138
The woke racists at redhat delayed hdr support by 10 years
They've also delayed high refresh rate support by at least a decade too(probably more, well no compositor even attempted more than 60hz until 2019/2020 afaik, then the dogshit optimization made it stutter)
It's because of the thinkpad autists, there's been nobody with experience on linux's video internals that isn't a thinkpad 60hz 1366x768 tn 6bit frc autist
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>>729852904
The software I need to use still doesn't function properly on it.
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>>729853792
99% of those are botfarms running kali linux though
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Meanwhile in Ubuntu 24.04: audio crackling because some retard thought good behavior when the audio buffer runs out of data is to PLAY RANDOM SOUND
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>>729854638
Ubuntu is genuinly horrific. Use linux mint, or one of the atomic gaming based distros
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>>729853138
TLDR: it's all fucked up
Everything related to display technologies are a clusterfuck of 10000000 different standards and protocols. Hdr included. Linux is still very early in hdr support due to the miriad of implementations and the quirks they have. Some technologies are intellectual property owned by consortiums like the HDMI forum that want to charge money for them.
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>>729852904
The fact the niggas in this thread all shill different things proves that wrong.
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>>729852904
Just install it bros, don't suffer Microsoft's bullshit. You can even game on it now.
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>>729852904
>now that we have a working open source software we'll soon need open source hardware
Fight never ends it seems..
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>>729852904
>I'm going to delete the root folder
Uhm... why doe?
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>>729853201
I
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Can we get an operating system that's more like Windows 7 and less like debugging a commodore 64?
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>>729852904
There's no reliability. I don't even wanna use it to check coin prices in case it randomly shits itself while I'm shorting
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>>729856931
you never installed it to begin with
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>>729852904
i want to fully drop windows because fuck me it's gotten bad, but it's not entirely possible to make the switch to linux for me. developing for nintendo hardware is only possible on windows for example. kinda sux
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>>729855345
RISC-V my brother
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>>729852904
Are wheels plug&play on linux too?
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>>729853416
not surprising, Linux is purely a hobbyist OS. professionals who know what they're doing aren't programming an OS for free. Richard Stallman despite being a commie isn't doing it for free, either, he gets paid millions of dollars to do lectures and attend meetings and shit.
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>>729858080
That kind of reminds me of how Godot operates. The engine itself is free and you can do whatever the hell you want with it, but the creators own a company that offers to port Godot games to consoles for a fee or something? It's not the most amoral revenue model I've seen so whatever, though both RMS and the Godot creators are kind of assholes.
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>>729857945
Dead on arrival. It's killing itself by fragmenting with a billion optional extensions when in practice Chinese closed source chips will set the actual standards.
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Bazzite or CachyOS?
Also does Linux still not have HDMI on nvidia drivers??
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>>729858336
cachy, bazzite is a training wheels distro
hdmi is an issue on amd due to the hdmi consortium being niggers that hate amd's drivers being open source
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>>729852904
>now
It was always good if you weren't a bottom line retard.
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Wake me up when Linux can decide on a single version I don't have to mess with to make everything work. It will never have mass market adoption until it does.
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>>729858503
arch or one of the easier derivatives with kde retard
stop crying about needing to choose, do you have choice paralysis every time you go to the store?
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>>729858568
>This one or several others based on it
You obviously can't read. Because, again. One that just works, not a bunch of others that also might work that have their own quirks.
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>>729858628
there is functionally no fucking difference past the first week
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>>729858336
cachy imo, feels way less bloated and performance is also a bit better for me though not much. the "difficulty" of arch for this distro is so overstated. i use it exactly the same way as bazzite, just upgrade through the "cachyOS Hello" tool they bundle, i never touch the CLI. i also like to use octopi for installing software, its pretty simple

If you choose a bootloader like limine its also simple to have a similar snapshot setup to bazzite so you can restore easily if you somehow fuck up
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>>729852904
Is it finally safe /v/? Can I finally state that linux is indeed good without having to fear microsoft kil
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>>729858681
Lol you are so mad
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>>729854838
why not just steamos?
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what the fuck is this
did valve brick the survey
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>>729858628
Default KDE CachyOS then. It's easy to use and works out of the box.
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>>729852904
I had started a playthrough of BG3 before deciding to switch to Linux, but as soon as I'm done, I'm making the jump. W11 is way too shit to abide.
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>>729859460
there's linux native version of BG3
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>>729859687
is it better than playing through proton though? linux native versions often aren't worth the hassle
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>>729859687
Yeah, but I had already installed a billion mods and didn't want to go through the whole process again. I'm near the end now, anyway.
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i have a 4090
should i switch to a 9070xt just for linux?
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If Linux was so great it wouldn't need any shilling. Simple as
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>>729861183
i don't think anyone can answer that for you
are you going in blind? you can just try using it and see if the seethe from having to deal with nvidia's shit is worth the drop in performance
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What is Linux? Why should I use it?
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Nuff said.
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>>729858336
What are you on about? Nvidia obviously has HDMI. They use closed source driver. AMD has a version of HDMI that is behind the version that nvidia has.
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>>729861343
You know what, you're right.
I was about to make the switch until i heard linux is just better on amd and you lose a lot of performance on nvidia.
But i think the most likely scenario is I boot up a game on linux and notice practically nothing different.
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>>729852904
is it actually good or have commercial products just gotten so shit that it's tolerable by comparison?
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>>729856531
C
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>>729861183
If you plan to use Linux long term, yes. I don't really see nvidia fixing their driver, even if they are trying. Supporting consumers in general is not their priority and Linux consumers are specially not their priority.

Doesn't mean you can't use Nvidia on Linux, but if you're using it long term you'll probably encounter enough annoying problems to get tired of it eventually. Took me about 6 months.
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>>729861423
>regedit.exe icon on linux side
Why are winjeets so retarded?
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>>729861615
E
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>>729856593
Fedora KDE
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>>729852904
I've been using it off and on for over 10 years now, and just last year I finally got rid of Windows. It has improved so much recently, and it's only going to get better with more people ditching Windows.
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>>729852904
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4FlL1FCbvA
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>>729861281
windows is only a thing because they were shoving it down everyone's throat in the 90s
they cared about it being popular more than about it being good
it's a kikery of the highest order and we're finally starting to recover from it
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I'm not against using Linux, I'm just lazy and set in my ways. I will say, however, that Windows 10 is going to be my last Windows OS so when it becomes unusable in the next 10 years that's probably when I'll make the switch.
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>>729861423
>"just double click an old game and it just works!"

You have no idea how much I wish that lie was how it actually fucking worked

in reality the shit fails to launch because it relies on DX6.0 or earlier, and then you need to google for sourceports, compatability patches, or fucking remasters

even recently I spent hours trying to get AVP2 to work on W11 using some "all-in-one" compatability patch made years ago which didn't work at all, then I used dgvoodoo2 in the end to force the game to finally run, but the resolution is warped because it's trying to stretch the 4:3 screen by default

I've had more luck with WINE running older games than modern windows....
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>>729852904
I've been using it for a couple years now. Aside from stuff where the developers seem to go out of their way to make it not work under linux (anything with kernel level anticheat falls in this category) it's fine.
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>>729861923
You know, funny that you'd say that.
Back in the day a long long time ago Microsoft said "Windows 10 will be the last Windows OS", I actually made it my last Windows OS precisely because they said that.
It's the last Windows OS after all.
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>>729858719
Not yet anon. We have intel that Bill Gates has personally killed at least 3 Linux shills just this week.
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>>729861987
That was just some retard on Twitter, MS never actually used that line in their advertising.
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>>729861615
dilate, sar
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>>729862168
I took that retard very seriously. I put all my eggs in the Windows 10 is last Windows basket.
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>>729862212
Surprised you didn't bail after the atrocity that was 8
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>>729862247
That retard is exactly why I didn't bail. I figured "hey if it's the last Windows, I might as well use it since I never have to change from it". I still could get enterprise keys for free at the time too.
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>>729852904
This little nigga looks like the good ending version of Sam Hyde
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>>729857789
Never said I did jeet. I just know it wont ever get past binance login screen
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>>729862903
Huh
Microsoft India employees aren't even trying any more are they?
Usually they'd act like they'd at least tried using Linux but I guess your script is just shit
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>>729862903
What sort of tech illiterate shit are you blabbing about. Shitcoin stuff works fine on linux, even binance, I've used it myself on it just fine.
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>>729853185
linux performance is already better in a lot of cases on aymd and that's while going through wine, goes to show how bloated windows truely is.



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