

Linux mint. And use the drivers gui to easily pick and install the tested nvidia (proprietary) driver under Linux.


Linux mint. And use the drivers gui to easily pick and install the tested nvidia (proprietary) driver under Linux.


Jokes are on you. I don’t have Windows. I only run Linux!


Maybe try winegui so it’s easier to install and manage wine bottles as well as wine versions.


I agree here as well!!!
It took me only 20 years to convince myself to Inkscape more. But it’s worth it. 😅
Honestly I switched to Inkscape more and more. Especially for logos.


With tuning that means you can also try to set it via vm.swappiness kernel parameter. For example.


You can just set swapiness kernel level parameter (vm.swappiness).


If you want to setup a mbin instance. Just let me know.


Don’t trust any government. Period.


These are the most dangerous developers…


Facts. How good you are as a developer. Ai is a really useful tool. Especially the latest frontier models. I don’t like the companies behind them. But the models are very powerful.


Just respawn if you die.


Fail2ban is definitely using too much cpu and ram for me now! I will switch to fail2ban-rs soon.
With my setup. It’s using currently about 2gb of ram. And way too many cpu cycles.


Ow jeej. I’m sorry for you.


But does it also work in powershell? Haha just kidding. Nobody is using that.


Under Linux mint in I have an applet for that. Next to the clock.
It used to be yes. No, not anymore really.


I love Inkscape so much today. When moving from Adobe photoshop I went initially to gimp. While gimp is fine. It’s not a vector based editor. I knew about Inkscape for dozens of years, yet only in the recent years I finally discovered the power and moving out of my comfort zone.
Anybody who is in the same position as I was. Just move to Inkscape. Especially for logos etc.
Well. I still hate nvidia under Linux. Mesa support is bad. Drivers for gaming still require you to install the proprietary drivers. While Amd has the kernel drivers sitting directly into the kernel. New kernel. New drivers! Jeej.