Notices by Linux Renaissance (darth@silversword.online)

@evan I still don’t see the problem. It’s not like I ever had a functional problem with my Mastodon server so if it is conserving cpu cycles the way you described it then all seems good, no?

EDIT: sorry, now I read your bio and I see where you are comming from. Ignore my reply.

@evan explain please

@killyourfm I got ear infection 🤷♂️
It's a highlight, no doubt.

@killyourfm I installed Bazzite for the first time ever and it fixed resume from sleep and Xbox controller not working on SteamOS. That's my makeshift Steam Console. It even turns on On Xbox controller button press

@gamingonlinux just in time when everyone is abandoning ship

#ActivityPub is nice.

Sometimes feels warm and pleasant. Sometimes feels threatening and aggressive. But it is definitely connecting people!

@rspfau Zorin has it. KDE too.

What is truly missing on #Linux?

@killyourfm your screenshot is from Steam OS? I am playing on Steam OS and this is after an hour of gameplay.

@killyourfm it's a good reference point for sure. I never tried Bazzite, so I am not sure what is that OS running underneath and does it spend some VRAM before running the game.

I believe you smelled what I am doing here. I am trying to figure out if the usual suspects (high VRAM games) will fit into 8GB on Radeon + Steam OS + 1080p.

@killyourfm Thanks. I firmly believe that Valve never intended normies to TINKER with Steam settings, but simply click download and play. And default settings on my Steam Machine seem to be 1080p + OS level upscaling. Cyberpunk on ultra settings (no FSR in game) hovers around 4.5 GB of VRAM. I will need to purchase the ones you mentioned in order to test them.

Which game supposedly needs more than 8GB of VRAM? I want to test it on my #SteamMachine .

#Gaming #VideoGames

@killyourfm I just saw what Veronica wrote. That's good advice to learn containers if you want everything in one box. But as I said my choice was to separate matrix from peertube from webserver from mail server...

@killyourfm I assume droplet is digital ocean slang for virtual machine. I am running Caddy reverse proxy on OPNsense firewall (nginx is too complex for me) which holds IPv4 public IP and does HTTPS and forwards requests to internal HTTP services. However mine are all on different VM, for "easier" maintenance. I could have just used Docker images on a single VM like you are proposing and it would be fine. You can also try LXC containers that can have different IP address.

@mischievoustomato @jae I want Gen 9 X1 Carbon :)

@jae I have seen this photo on BSD Cafe this week

R36S #gaming console is getting better every day

MATRIX.org (was) down and that is good because people will now learn the joys of federation :blobcatdance:

https://youtu.be/MVEr9YFkRNM

#Matrix

See You Later, Arch Linux, I Switched (back) To Debian
https://youtu.be/3pek5Txv0Ks

#Linux #Arch #Debian

@killyourfm you got this.