Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 20:36:36 No. 119956 >>119958
What desktop environment should I use
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 20:36:50 No. 119957 >>119959
>>119944 If you need that and want to use Arch just use OpenSUSE tumbleweed
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 20:37:43 No. 119958
>>119956 Prefer a windows like interface?
Need Wayland?
Specs?
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 20:42:44 No. 119961 >>119962
>>119960 Gnome or KDE then. Or sway if you want to be a 1337 hacker
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 20:51:51 No. 119962
>>119961 Only used gnome so not going to use gnome.
Might as well try sway for the style points.
I will eventually switch to zen or another more gpu optimized kernel and I think that's a reinstall. Can kde if too hard later
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 20:54:53 No. 119963
Actually I want animated background wall paper sigh... I think best to pick off of that rather than experience
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 20:56:30 No. 119964
Everyone in gnome trying to figure out how to do it while kde has it built in...
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 22:06:26 No. 119973
>>119970 GNOME is good for public workstations or hybrid laptops, where you will not be customizing it much
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 22:10:58 No. 119974 >>119976 >>119978
Issue i'm having is that KDE doesn't seem to want to let my monitor go up to 60hz. I click 60, screen goes black then reappears, says 60.. close screen and reopen settings and it says 30fps
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 22:11:22 No. 119975
also the fonts on kissu are not correct, but I guess I have to find what I'm missing there
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 22:14:05 No. 119976
>>119974 Can go up to 50hz, but 60hz doesn't even give me a confirmation dialogue. Maybe the monitor is actually 59hz or something and it doesn't feed that information properly into devices
Anonymous 02/17/24 (Sat) 22:15:40 No. 119978
>>119974 On another topic it might feed into this realization I had >>>/chat/95348
Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 01:57:35 No. 119986
we have a sigher
Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 02:03:27 No. 119987
an alerter has been spotted on the premises
Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 02:04:07 No. 119988
a calmer has been spotted on the premises
Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 02:05:19 No. 119989
keep your eyes sharp, there's an inverter up and about
Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 02:27:27 No. 119990
>>118980 Is there any place other than this thread to follow this project?
Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 22:54:18 No. 120042
KDE behaves very inconsistently... there's a lot of visual bugs and stuff
Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 23:10:57 No. 120045
6 is coming out in 1 or 2 months which will help with a lot of Wayland issues apparently
Anonymous 02/18/24 (Sun) 23:14:15 No. 120046
yeah, it's wayland so we'll see what happens then. It's just a recreation computer so it's not a matter of productivity or death
Anonymous 02/23/24 (Fri) 23:42:48 No. 120254 >>120255
>>120253 Pinta (abandoned?) Has them
Anonymous 02/23/24 (Fri) 23:50:16 No. 120255
>>120254 >Released February 26th, 2023 looks alive
Anonymous 02/23/24 (Fri) 23:50:33 No. 120256
oh wait... wrong year
Anonymous 02/26/24 (Mon) 22:29:30 No. 120396 >>120397
[verniy@arch-verniy ~]$ winetricks settings sound=pulse 5065: which: command not found No such file or directory 5067: which: command not found No such file or directory--------------------------------re using a 64-bit WINEPREFIX. Note that many verbs only install 32-bit versions of packages. If you encounter problems, please retest in a clean 32-bit WINEPREFIX before reporting a bug.----------------------------------------------------------------pppear to be using Wine's new wow64 mode. Note that this is EXPERIMENTAL and not yet fully supported. If reporting an issue, be sure to mention this.-------------------------------- 20240105 - sha256sum: 8f28985b06e9e04b5268e2aef3429b2a0f6abd4fd12c4a30472dfe66355128fa with wine-9.2 and WINEARCH=win64l sound=pulse 5065: which: command not found No such file or directory 5067: which: command not found No such file or directory--------------------------------re using a 64-bit WINEPREFIX. Note that many verbs only install 32-bit versions of packages. If you encounter problems, please retest in a clean 32-bit WINEPREFIX before reporting a bug.----------------------------------------------------------------pppear to be using Wine's new wow64 mode. Note that this is EXPERIMENTAL and not yet fully supported. If reporting an issue, be sure to mention this.--------------------------------nd pulsedriver to pulse C:\windows\syswow64\regedit.exe C:\windows\Temp\set-sound.reg C:\windows\regedit.exe C:\windows\Temp\set-sound.reg
Anonymous 02/26/24 (Mon) 22:34:23 No. 120397
>>120396 Works fine for me. I use Lutris personally for non steam games and it just works and even when it doesn't it makes tweaking stuff way easier
Anonymous 02/26/24 (Mon) 23:00:33 No. 120398
I might just stream off of my PC using nvidia's Moonlight. People say it works well and is designed for windows to steamdeck(arch). Maybe I'll give lutris a try, but I'm also having Japanese font issues. The cost of electricity on running two computers probably outweighs the hastle of getting arch to work for this
Anonymous 02/26/24 (Mon) 23:33:59 No. 120399 >>120400
actually it looks like my problem was just getting the audio to go to the right location. Still the Unity japanese text thing is going to be a pain i imagine.
Anonymous 02/26/24 (Mon) 23:40:33 No. 120400
>>120399 Specifics depend on the game but for japanese locale fuckery all you really have to do set 'Locale' under System Options in the game-specific Configuration to Japanese.
Some games need you to install different fonts, that is done by simply opening winetricks and clicking through the options until you find the relevant bit. I recommend making one prefix for japanese games that way and recycling it, I basically just right click > copy on a different japanese game and redirect it to the .exe of the new game.
All of that assuming Lutris. Have fun arching.
If you run into arcane wine issues, this is your first stop.
https://www.gloriouseggroll.tv/how-to-get-out-of-wine-dependency-hell/ There hasn't been a single game (ignoring hostile anti-cheat) I couldn't get running at satisfactory performance yet, despite >nvidia
Anonymous 02/27/24 (Tue) 01:45:03 No. 120403
for example, I played some RPG maker eroge and it was clean, but we'd have to see when I put that Unity Game onto my PC.. but with wired internet it's likely going to be not IO bound
Anonymous 03/08/24 (Fri) 01:04:54 No. 120821 >>121535
Just updated to Plasma 6. i was worried a ton of stuff would break but the only issue so far is that I can't get Steam to scale like everything else is on my display. Doesn't feel any different otherwise. I guess I'll see how Wayland plays out.
Anonymous 03/11/24 (Mon) 14:08:18 No. 121393
>>121379 because they make money on enterprise customers and they did telemetry stuff with amazon 20 years ago
Anonymous 03/12/24 (Tue) 07:09:32 No. 121445
>>121379 Because they don't want to deal with their bs like snaps. There's a reason why, even as Ubuntu derivate, Linux Mint still has a backup plan. I don't really have anything against Ubuntu and I'd still recommend it though.
Anonymous 03/13/24 (Wed) 11:42:55 No. 121536
>>118980 >If you want to run Xorg without *logind or the various workarounds (patched video card drivers, seatd, elogind, adding your user to input+video groups) here is how you can do it on any kernel newer than about 5.4 5.8+ doesn't need the workaround anymore
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/45bc3d26c95a8fc63a7d8668ca9e57ef0883351c > * As a result this fixes the following when using root-less build w/o logind > * - startx > * - weston > * - various compositors based on wlroots Anonymous 03/13/24 (Wed) 15:00:12 No. 121541
>>121379 I think the whole "Try Ubuntu Pro beta with a free personal subscription on up to 5 machines." when you installed stuff pissed a lot of people off. Now fair enough normal people will just upgrade everything instead of using an older version of the OS and only installing security patches, but it leaves a sour taste to get ads from your OS when you're installing stuff.
I'm using Mint Ubuntu version because it doesn't give me any headache, but Mint developers are staying ahead of the curve on a potential OHSHITWTFRUDOIN ubuntu moment where they may have no choice but to abandon Ubuntu and switch over to Debian. By having a decent, even if not perfect Debian version ready at every step they would be able to quickly and efficiently move over if required. I would gladly use LMDE, but for now I have no issue with Ubuntu version so there's not much point.
Anonymous 03/13/24 (Wed) 23:41:52 No. 121547
it's coming up
Anonymous 03/14/24 (Thu) 00:55:07 No. 121548
Yeah, I concur that it's relatively seamless, except I do feel a bit of a performance increasing using wayland. It even kept my graphical configuration without issue! If this is on a rolling distro this should be a fantastic release on fixed release distros.
Anonymous 06/02/24 (Sun) 21:39:34 No. 126311
saw