Mugita Sokio

My producer, Neigsendoig, and I should try it sometime soon. We’re on CachyOS (a systemd-baked OS), so we might be able to try to install it onto our machine from the AUR (we share a PC).

All the time, especially since we know already…

XLibre, while in alpha right now, is actively being maintained as X12, technically speaking. Wayland is its own separate thing, which divides the Linux community.

Case in point: this scathing report from actual Linux developers.

I’ve always been against Wayland, and after I tested it, I knew problems immediately rose. My producer did the exact same thing, and realized that it was a bad idea for our workflow. My producer, Neigsendoig, and I have always needed X11 as content creators. We were also willing to try XLibre as well when that became stable.

Slightly off on that. SystemD does too many things as PID1, and there are a lot of attack vectors that come with that. It doesn’t follow the Free Software of ethos of “do one thing, and one thing well”.

Basically, a stance against IBM, GNOME and FreeDesktop, who want to push SystemD, Wayland, and PipeWire down our throats.

I have X11 on a 1440p, 180Hz MSI monitor, and it does just fine for me. People just don’t understand X11 anymore, and they seem to be the salty ones from the looks of things.

I don’t have too many issues with PipeWire, but the issues come from Wayland, which happened to be more issues than fixes than X11.

Observations aren’t considered ragebaiting. That sounds completely silly, in my opinion.

Wayland is not ready for primetime, despite improvements. It will never be prepared for mass adoption, as it completely destroys and fractures the Linux community. Many X11 developers know this.

So GNOME is getting encrapified, just like KDE is. This is why I don’t use either or, and just stick to WM’s on X11/XLibre.

AMD doesn’t have the capability for AI necessarily due to CUDA requirements (though ROCm might fix some of that), and for video editing, my best educated guess has to do with graphically-intensive transitions and what not made in things like Natron (an AfterEffects alternative).

I was making a point, which I don’t think you see just yet. AMD and NVIDIA have their purposes, which is what I was attempting to point out.

That’s why I said that I’d imagine that AMD would be really good based upon what I’ve read and watched on them. Granted, AMD would be good, but not for AI and video editing as far as I’m aware. That is only my experience with an NVIDIA card anyway, so maybe take that for what you will.

I’ll have to play devil’s advocate here, in that if you want to do AI and video editing, from my experience (as former editor for a YouTube channel), you’ll need an NVIDIA card. I hadn’t used an AMD card, though I’d imagine they’d be fantastic for the most part.

I think it was within the past couple of days if I’m not mistaken.

I have the same issue on a Pixel 8 Pro. I don’t even have that good of a range to begin with, and I still get disconnected randomly, even if I’m in range.

Have you read my other posts? I’ve proven that I’m not Mossad, because I’m not a Jesuit or Catholic penis sucker.

People are getting fired for celebrating his death. I would’ve called for it too, as nobody should have to die this way… even if they reject Israel. As a partial German-American Khazar who doesn’t practice Christian Zionism anymore, Kirk started to notice Judeofascism, and started calling it out before he was brutally murdered by a Mossad-appointed sniper (from 140 yards too).

Anything can be curable if you know how to research for natural cures we cannot know about.