You know everyone that you're talking to the literal Mr. No Swearing here.
I just didn't think of too many file extensions when I had this thought. I was also thinking of more obscure file extensions, and not the main media formats.
I use the extension "Allow Right-Click" for this purpose.
I've heard from many commenters in this thread that Blender and Davinci Resolve play nicer with Nvidia than with AMD when it comes to Linux.
Why should I plan on not using wayland? Is it because of the Nvidia support? I use Fedora normally so I'd have to install x11 after installation as Fedora recently dropped x11 support.
I would be fine with using windows just for Davinci resolve if that makes any difference. Thanks for the suggestions.
Thanks for the information, it's all very helpful. I'm thinking of just using my laptop as a secondary device when I'm out of the house, so a hard drive upgrade won't be necessary, but I'll definitely keep that in mind. As for a distro, I'll most likely be using Fedora.
Thanks so much. I don't have a budget set yet, but it didn't occur to me that I can just upgrade if I need higher specs haha, so that'll make budgeting a lot easier.
I am applying for university soon so I will still be using it, I also just want more power for running blender and such, but thanks for the information.
My laptop is running out of storage space and I don't have anything I can remove anymore to increase it by much, so I'm thinking about building a pc. I'd also like to find a better gpu for doing video editing.
It will be the first one I've built, so I don't really know what I need. Also, does it matter for compatibility for Linux whether I go with AMD or Intel?
The high end of what I want to use it for is video editing with Kdenlive or Davinci Resolve, some modeling and animation in Blender, and some light gaming, like Minecraft or TUNIC.
I figure one of these guides might be useful, but I don't really know which.
Is there anything else I should know for setting up a PC to run Linux?
Edit: Maybe these guides from Logical Increments can help actually.
During the api debacle I just looked on alternativeto.net and found lemmy. I didn't want to switch at the time, so I just used both until Relay stopped working and then I just used lemmy.
Small correction, matrix does not support voice and video, but clients like element use jitsi meet to support both.
How does this have an effect in anything? It's just a remote desktop application
It also asks me to use the app.
I was trying to look up the company where I was thinking of applying, but it said I needed to sign in to view the review, so I entered some fake information. Once I was signed in I went back to the page thinking I could read the review, but now I need to write a review before I get access to Glassdoor!
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Just wanted to highlight this project because I've had to take many personality tests for school and work and things, and this is the most accurate one I've seen, and the only one where I feel I'm actually learning about myself from the results.
So if you need a personality test for any reason this one's pretty good.
[FLASHING LIGHTS WARNING] A friend recently showed me this video and oh my god is it insanely beautiful. It's one of those pieces where I can't help but wonder how the artist came up with these visuals. An absolutely incredible watch.
I have been trying for many hours now to print this circular model, but have been running into inconsistent extrusion and stringing. just before printing this, I successfully printed a set of Hextraction tiles, so I'm not really sure what the issue is. I also printed this model successfully in the past with the same settings.
I am using a Sovol SV06 with stock firmware, and PLA with the hotend at 195° C.
I also did a full calibration to see if that would fix the issue, and it did not.
A really pretty track with a mindblowing reveal near the end.
A very peaceful music/ lyric video for a great porter robinson song.
I'm currently using Fedora KDE Plasma, but I'd like to try out a tiling window manager. What would you all reccomend? I use my computer for school, so I would like it to be stable.
