

Man, I landed a really good job I like where everyone is super chill and my work week is only 38 hours and I still feel it to some extent. Granted I feel way better than I did working crazy hours but I still feel exhausted


Man, I landed a really good job I like where everyone is super chill and my work week is only 38 hours and I still feel it to some extent. Granted I feel way better than I did working crazy hours but I still feel exhausted
It’s entirely possible it’s user error on my part but I have not had the same issue with other distros. Only distros running KDE/Plasma seem to have the issue.
Any KDE super users could probably take one look at my setup and be like “oh, you just need to toggle the dooble-gonger and set flops to 9600” but I am far too dumb
i5 4690k (I think, can verify later)
EVGA GTX 1060 6GB
32GB RAM DDR3
I run most things fine but I always have problems with distros that use the KDE/Plasma desktop enviroment. I believe this is likely an issue with my configuration where it isn’t utilizing my video card or something and a smarter person would probably not have the same problem
I really love Ubuntu Studio but Plasma/KDE doesn’t seem to run well on my machine. Its the result of having old hardware and not having the expertise to figure out why it doesn’t run properly. If it weren’t for that I would use it.


Apparently I need to check Celeste out. Thanks


Easy games are fine. It can be a nice way to just plow through a good story. However, I’m absolute trash at games and beating Dark Souls was one of the best and most memorable gaming experiences I’ve ever had. (it took me well over 200 hrs because I am a garbage-person) Had the game been easier I don’t think it would have hit the same way.
That’s not to say every game has to be like that but it’s great when it works


Now I need to figure out how to get an PS emulator working


This is why I always end up back at Ubuntu. Shit just works 95% of the time. Sure, it’s a skill issue that I can’t make a lot of other distros work for me but I don’t want to close a skill gap every time I need to use my computer
Who likes any of them? Name me a state that isn’t dripping with blood. Name me a national leader who isn’t guilty.
I find KDE looks nicer but it always runs like shit on my machine. Skill issue probably
Yeah, maybe I’m just not smart enough but I always have the best luck with Debian/Ubuntu style distros. I’m glad Arch users are happy with Arch, it just doesn’t work for me


We need to do more than riot


"FATHER: You remember? In the streets…hundreds of thousands marching shoulder to shoulder… Biggest demonstrations in HK history. The world watched it all happen. Heard our voices. Saw us bleed.
MOTHER: So?
FATHER: So if we stayed silent? didnt stand up for ourselves? They would say…this is how it always was. They would say…this is what the people wanted. But no. They can’t say that. Because it has gone down in history… That we resisted fiercely. That we fought for a different future…until we couldn’t. That legacy lives in us."
I was just there in March. Hiked Mount Hollywood and finshed at the observatory. It was a fun day


I use FOSS stuff and it ain’t perfect. I just personally can not longer tolerate all the ads and tracking


There are street legal autogyros that are a lot cheaper and make more sense as a crossover vehicle


I have never gotten KDE to work well… but I’m a shitty user running on shitty hardware so grain of salt and all…


Kdenlive is really really good. This isn’t an expert opinon. I don’t do a ton of video editing but it feels both easy to learn (for a layman like me) and powerful enough to do anything I need it to do
What is this? (so I can avoid it forever)