I noticed this as well a few months ago and it did change the monitor brightness for real, but now it broke on my system and wont do it anymore

Genshin does work in linux since a few months ago from what i heard

Wish i had 15 up, im getting 40 down 3 up. They started putting fiber down my street but not active yet, cant wait to go to 1 gig

It went from 1.5% to nearly 2% thats quite a big spike

Oh man i was thinking of getting one of these to replace my raspberry pi

Im not sure exactly but maybe its secure boot in your bios?, back in the day had to disable that for ubuntu

it should be just ~/.local/share/Steam and like 2 or 3 other .steam files left in your homefolder. if that doesnt work you might wanna delete the config files for ProtonQt which if is a flatpak would be in ~/.var/app

Yeah also got a wired Xbox One S controller and it works great

Used to have an Audio Technica ATH-M40x which were amazing, great sound quality for the price, but their plastic kinda broke in both ears eventually and i had them taped together for a while, swapped over to some Phillips SHP9500 which tbh never sounded as good at the audio technica even though they cost about the same

Keep it simple, Ubuntu/Mint/PopOS, play around with it for at least a few months before trying an arch install

Yeah theres no way lemmy instances that were struggling to scale 2 weeks ago with a few thousand users active are supporting 2.5mill suddenly

Im like 99% sure i did have that line in my config, and it still didnt work for whatever reason.

Look im not saying NixOS is bad, in fact i really like the idea of it, but ive tried it about 2 times and always came upon something that didnt just work for me, and i end up going into the nixos search thing to try and find what variables i need to put in my config, and its not always 100% clear. On my desktop steam and everything worked fine but i was annoyed at some stuff and stopped using it, on my laptop it just didnt wanna launch any games, idk why exactly that happened but another distro worked fine.

I installed NixOS on a laptop and tried to run a steam game and it just straight up didn’t launch anything, went to the wiki to figure out the amd drivers, opengl whatever put like 10 new lines in my nix config rebuilt restarted still nothing works, after about 2 hours i just swapped back to arch and the games launched straight away, so for me it wasnt as easy as you may claim it to be. I also tried it on my desktop before and it was a better experience, but still not great. The nix config file is a bit of a mess of options that you have to dig into wiki pages and searching stuff to figure out how to get some stuff to work

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Base_Directory#Support, the situation is crap tbh and alot of devs refuse to even give you the option of switching to XDG standards for some reason. I started using flatpaks for most of my programs just to escape this.

I do know XDG standards are messy for devs to implement but at least have everything in .config or .local instead of spewing it across my home folder

I had KDE on Arch installed on a laptop (gave to my mom, now swapped to windows 10) and didnt know why it was happening and it was like 2 years ago. now i installed KDE on my desktop a few months ago and had the same issue, ended up finding the bug being sddm and swapped to sddm-git, i cant believe they just let this bug run around for years without pushing an update till now

Yeah this bug is annoying i swapped to sddm-git just to fix it, although the ctrl-alt-f1 never worked on my end, ive tried multiple times

What does this actually mean for users?, Just less X dependencies? or anything practical

Do you have 32 bit mangohud installed as well?

neofetch is the programs name