I’m also loving finamp, I keep meaning to try building it on desktop when I have free time, but also keep forgetting

I don’t want to accidentally cache some no-no content that gets me turbofucked by the law, sure I could probably defend if it ever came up but that’s a stress i dont even want the possibility of having in my life

I’m sure that would have followed if the threat was insufficient. Not like they haven’t litigated before

It would make me immensely happy for Nintendo to be labeled a vexatious litigant. It’ll never happen, but let me dream damn it

Or it won’t just work, and there will be likely exactly 0 log files to use for troubleshooting since Event Viewer sucks ass

I’ve tried to tinker with this too and I got caught wondering, is this what they call reverse prime? I wanted to do dgpu as main, but offload browser etc to amdgpu to avoid the whole nvidia not supporting vaapi conundrum

If I was ever going to try immutable, manjaro is the last one I’d try, given their core product seems like an experiment with how often they fuck up their handling of it in various ways

Yeah its a pain now often “can’t do x” actually means “can’t be caught doing x”. Even getting caught sometimes doesn’t mean much

Except that didn’t work

Tried it once and literally could not get nvidia drivers to install. Went straight back to endeavouros and continued to enjoy

Started watching him repair boards back in the day, enjoyed him going after companies to start with, and it’s just become exhausting now

That site is hot garbage and the owner for some reason hates AMD with a raging passion. Even the Intel subreddit used to ban its use just for how bias it was in their favour

Also after doing a gigantic amount of the work to get it into wayland/xwayland too

Some compositors haven’t updated yet to my knowledge. I think KDE has something in the aur but not the wider release until their 6.1 release in June. I’m not 100% though

Beta due this week I think

When I used to use one it was due to sites limiting downloads to 200kb/s or similar. 32 parallel requests got that up to 6.4MB/s