NoisyFlake 2d ago • 100%
Die Jugendgruppe die ich leite benutzt regelmäßig das Wort Talahon, die anderen beiden hab ich da aber noch nie gehört.
NoisyFlake 6d ago • 100%
Probably because there is absolutely nothing new to announce except the upgraded processor and support for the Apple Pencil Pro.
NoisyFlake 6d ago • 100%
What forced obsolescence are you talking about? The mini 2 is an 11 year old device that received feature updates for 6 years and security updates for 10 years. Seems fair to me and is probably more than most Android tablets would give you.
NoisyFlake 1w ago • 100%
Wenn Schach heute erfunden worden wäre, gäbs nur die Hälfte an Spielfiguren, den Rest gibts dann mit und mit als DLC.
NoisyFlake 1w ago • 100%
Distrobox is probably what you’re looking for.
NoisyFlake 4w ago • 100%
I tried Bazzite a few months ago and replaced it with a non-immutable distro in the same day because I couldn't get my password manager (1Password) to work with Firefox.
The installation of 1Password was kind of a hassle as there is no official way to install it systemwide on an immutable distro, so I followed an unofficial tutorial. That worked somehow, but then came the integration into Firefox. For this to work, you have to install firefox as a native package, too, so you have to layer it through ostree.
But here comes the issue: The original Silverblue does already include native Firefox, and Bazzite removed it and replaced it with a flatpak. I have googled a lot and haven't found an answer yet on how to layer a package that was removed in a previous layer. I'm not sure if it's even possible, but the complete lack of documentation for such a trivial thing really turned me away from immutable distros. When I had an issue on Arch, I would find the answer in the ArchWiki 95% of the time, but here I couldn't even find a proper documentation for how the layering works.
This on top of other issues like not being able to get Autocomplete/Intellisense working in VSCode because I can't properly install the required compilers and libraries made me turn back to Arch in a single day. Maybe it's just my mindset that's a bit stuck on how to do things the "old" way, but if I have to spent hours to get even a basic workflow going for me, then I guess I'm not yet ready for immutable distros.
NoisyFlake 4w ago • 100%
They are still considered essential in German schools.
NoisyFlake 1mo ago • 100%
I got basic steel and coal power up and running. Started in the Northern Forest this time, but I got annoyed pretty fast with the lack of flat space to build. So I moved my HUB to the Grass fields because I haven't build there in a long time and it's actually really beautiful. Currently building my base around the HUB and will move to advanced steel soon.
Oh, and I also rushed the collection of mercer spheres because the Dimensional Depot is absolutely amazing!
NoisyFlake 1mo ago • 100%
No, LTSC only receives security updates, not feature updates.
NoisyFlake 1mo ago • 97%
I'm running Windows 10 LTSC with a custom start menu (StartIsBack). So far I have avoided all of Microsoft’s nonsense.
As long as I’m not ready to switch to Linux 100%, this is probably the best possible solution.
NoisyFlake 1mo ago • 100%
Das ist nicht, wie dieses Maimai funktioniert.
NoisyFlake 1mo ago • 100%
Not in Germany, they renamed it to MS Anne.
NoisyFlake 2mo ago • 87%
Isn’t yay just a wrapper for pacman?
NoisyFlake 2mo ago • 100%
I’ve never seen a video THIS relatable.
NoisyFlake 2mo ago • 90%
So what? I'm not a fan of Fortnite as well, but let people enjoy what they want.
NoisyFlake 2mo ago • 100%
Apple TV is a bit pricey, but at least it’s ad-free. Connect it to a modern TV without internet access, stream your Jellyfin (or Plex) media via Infuse and you are good to go.
Hi everyone, ever since I switched to Arch about two months ago, most applications segfault multiple times a day. There doesn't seem to be any pattern for the crashes, sometimes it's even happening while idling (e.g. reading a news article). Things I've tried without any luck so far: - Running Firefox in safe-mode without any extensions - Switching from regular to LTS kernel - Disable Hardware Acceleration in Firefox - Change RAM speed and timings - Run Memtest successfully - Replace entire RAM with a new certified kit - Use only a single RAM slot - Apply Ryzen fixes (iommu=soft, limit c-states) - Use only a single CPU core (maxcpus=1) - Downgrade Nvidia driver to 535xx - Use Nouveau instead of the nvidia driver - Use Openbox instead of KDE - Disable zswap and THP Here's full journalctl from a day where both Spotify and Firefox crashed at the end, a few seconds after each other: https://pastebin.com/BH0LMnD9 Some more info about my system: - Ryzen 5 3600X - MSI B450M PRO-VDH Max - 32GB RAM @ 3200MHz - Geforce RTX 2070 SUPER (using nvidia-dkms) - Plasma 5.27.10 on X11 I'm pretty sure that it's **not** hardware related, because I've booted up a Debian 12 live image where everything ran for several hours without a crash. But it seems to be Arch related, as I also booted up a fresh EndeavourOS live image (so basically Arch), where applications also randomly segfaulted. Any idea why everything works fine on Debian but not on Arch? Debian uses the 6.1 kernel, which I already tried, so that's not it. Let me know if you need any more information that might help solve this issue. Thanks! **Edit [solved]:** It looks like disabling PBO in the UEFI/BIOS did the trick. The strange thing is, after enabling it again, it's still not crashing again. Someone suspected that the MoBo default/training settings were faulty, so I guess this was a very rare case here. That's probably why it took so long to find a solution. Thanks everyone for helping me out!
Hi everyone, ever since I switched to Arch a two months ago, most applications segfault multiple times a day. There doesn't seem to be any pattern for the crashes, sometimes it's even happening while idling (e.g. reading a news article). Things I've tried without any luck so far: - Running Firefox in safe-mode without any extensions - Switching from regular to LTS kernel - Disable Hardware Acceleration in Firefox - Change RAM speed and timings - Run Memtest successfully - Replace entire RAM with a new certified kit - Use only a single RAM slot - Apply Ryzen fixes (iommu=soft, limit c-states) - Use only a single CPU core (maxcpus=1) - Downgrade Nvidia driver to 535xx - Use Nouveau instead of the nvidia driver - Use Openbox instead of KDE - Disable zswap and THP Here's full journalctl from a day where both Spotify and Firefox crashed at the end, a few seconds after each other: https://pastebin.com/BH0LMnD9 Some more info about my system: - Ryzen 5 3600X - MSI B450M PRO-VDH Max - 32GB RAM @ 3200MHz - Geforce RTX 2070 SUPER (using nvidia-dkms) - Plasma 5.27.10 on X11 I'm pretty sure that it's **not** hardware related, because I've booted up a Debian 12 live image where everything ran for several hours without a crash. But it seems to be Arch related, as I also booted up a fresh EndeavourOS live image (so basically Arch), where applications also randomly segfaulted. Any idea why everything works fine on Debian but not on Arch? Debian uses the 6.1 kernel, which I already tried, so that's not it. Let me know if you need any more information that might help solve this issue. Thanks!