and I don’t know how to separate from that.
Take screenshots, load them all into a folder and use some kind of gallery widget or app to show you one daily.
I think I’ve seen calendars that will show you an image a day but I don’t know how well you can set images to certain days, etc.
White noise podcasts and ublock. My favorite noise. Falling CEO tears.
Best be careful. We all know what happened last time someone restored Rockstar’s hidden content.
Yeah, Playback > Renderer. Change it to the chromecast.
I haven’t purchased any hardware at all yet. Live 3.4 miles from a microcenter though so it’ll be easy to go buy too many things.
I run a mix of Windows and Linux on the network, but the Windows machines it’s less important that it has access. Probably just do a samba share at first so I can just mount the NAS to a folder on my main pc so I can use VLC to cast to my chromecast.
Not recently, but when I was back on ubuntu cinnamon everything was all snappy and quick. It’s back to being all slow on Mint.
Yeah, I think I’m throwing in the towel with ubuntu cinnamon. There are more and more bugs popping up now. I don’t know how in the world it was so stable before and now it’s a fucking mess.
So if that issue is still there on Mint I guess we’re about to find out.
EDIT: And I’m back and the Mint issue persists. sigh
The funny thing is that the recent iso I had of ubuntu cinnamon was pretty much bug free. Like to the point someone had to talk me into switching over to Mint. I regret doing that now.
It was computer wide, but most pronounced on Firefox.
Between a 1-5 second delay before anything internet related would start loading. So, I’d wait the 1-5 seconds and then it would actually start loading content.
Well, the Mint install was doing that from Fresh. More concerned with ubuntu cinnamon though as I prefer it. Both times I attempted an install on that were from freshly formatted drives and the only things I had installed was steam and discord. Still the only things I have installed really. First install was from a 22.04 iso image and then upgraded from the desktop to 23. Second attempt was with an actual 23 image. It was broken right out of the box.
It wasn’t the only application being slow, but it was the one that stuck out the most for obvious reasons. I just installed Mint, updated everything and everything had a few second delay when it concerned the internet. I did some digging around and the problem was so broad that it would’ve taken too long to pinpoint so I went back to ubuntu.
Package manager. Flatpak was twice as bad.
I’ve been waiting for such a long time for this. Late 90’s I think? I’ve finally made the switch and it’s great to not have to worry about the little annoyances that were always present.
I was fine editing it. Just wanted to be a bit more informed before I mess with system stuff. Too many distros out nowadays and it seems sometimes even the slightest misstep can sends things in the wrong direction way too easy.
Would that be persistent for all files/folders created after the change is made? Or just existing files/folders?
Yes, thanks. They are mounted up at reboot.
edit: Now steam is giving a disk write error. Permissions?
When I was setting the drives up I set them with the command line “sudo chmod ugo+wx “/where/the/drive/ismounted””.
Was this not correct? Steam itself can write files as it’s already setup the folder heirarchy, but when it attempts to download any game it throws a disk write error. When I check the permissions of the folders it working in it looks like the screenshot in this post.
When I use blkid it is showing me the UUID and PARTUUID. I’m assuming I use the UUID over the PARTUUID?
Has a very soviet vibe to it.