systemd-nspawn -D \/path\/to\/some\/linuxsystem<\/pre>
?
>>107711761<\/a>
Nobody needs ufw anywhere.
>>107711941<\/a>
So you just want to make your system unresponsive to pings and basically have all that "desktop ruleset" junk? There are plenty of NFtables examples out there.","filename":"linux-container","ext":".jpg","w":600,"h":400,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":83,"tim":1767110304870451,"time":1767110304,"md5":"AO6Pqyql9XAxURcxQ+TlFw==","fsize":66440,"resto":107710984},{"no":107711987,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)10:59:49","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711702<\/a>
>you have nothing better to do at the end of the year?<\/span>
I've been sick all Christmas and my stationary computer is in shambles, literally.","time":1767110389,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712015,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:03:59","name":"Anonymous","com":"Has hyprpaper stopped working for anyone here after updating arch recently?","time":1767110639,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712029,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:06:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712015<\/a>
everything stops working after updating arch such is the archlife","time":1767110761,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712030,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:06:13","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711978<\/a>
Basically","filename":"Screenshot from 2025-12-30 11-05-25","ext":".png","w":615,"h":378,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":76,"tim":1767110773953841,"time":1767110773,"md5":"kttq5Zn9P7wek5LTg1bAeA==","fsize":183816,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712058,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:09:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711948<\/a>
That's great and all, but can you play video in TTY without having wayland or x11 installed using --gpu-context=drm ?
I've never tried that.","time":1767110957,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712282,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:37:38","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712030<\/a>
what kind of rules are these?","time":1767112658,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712337,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:45:21","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712282<\/a>
Just a few ports for steam and jellyfin, and then it blocks everything else incoming and allows all outgoing","time":1767113121,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712343,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:46:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712058<\/a>
Sent me in a rabbithole
It would work on both mplayer and mpv but they bother require a shitload of libraries.
Mpv also requires wayland if I'm not mistaken so it's a nogo.
Is mpv really the smallest you can go, as far as video players go? It surprised me.
I thought I would find some based autist project with a 2000LOC C-based framebuffer-only video player somewhere, if such a thing makes sense.
Picrel doesn't look minimal.","filename":"251230","ext":".png","w":212,"h":847,"tn_w":31,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767113182359621,"time":1767113182,"md5":"bdKrF2g7QfDMwglHv6f4wQ==","fsize":33823,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712394,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:52:37","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712343<\/a>
Might have to use Gentoo. Should be able to compile mpv without requiring wayland. I don't think it actually requires wayland itself.","time":1767113557,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712401,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)11:53:40","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712394<\/a>
Or actually scratch that, you can just download mpv from github and compile it yourself for Arch too. Without the wayland dep.","time":1767113620,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712523,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:09:29","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712401<\/a>
That's pretty cool. So the answer is yes?","time":1767114569,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712582,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:15:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712523<\/a>
I don't know. It is probably not yes, but I don't know what the answer is if it's no.","time":1767114906,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712742,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:34:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711157<\/a>
>distros at 99% the same<\/span>
false
opensuse is green
arch is blue
fedora is blue but different
ubuntu is orange
nixos is yellow
my dick is green
endeavouros is purple
cachyos is sort of green? teal
windows is blue
debian is red","time":1767116064,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712756,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:36:08","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712742<\/a>
wait no nixos is blue I'm talking about guix sorry","time":1767116168,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712771,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:38:07","name":"Anonymous","com":">look up KDE themes<\/span>
>a hundred Windows imitations<\/span>
>a hundred MacOS limitations<\/span>
>a billion """modern""" flatshit themes that all look the exact fucking same<\/span>
What a load of shite. The reactionary Win9x themes are cute but they lean a bit too far into "imitation" territory for me with some of the icons. Any nice KDE themes out there that have something of a boxy 3D and\/or skeumorphic look to them?","time":1767116287,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712830,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:46:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711734<\/a>
NAT is not security, a compromised host on the LAN can fuck your shit up.
Also learn nftables and stop being a baby with ufw or whatever other retardation. It's not hard.","time":1767116777,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712835,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:47:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711225<\/a>
Some people would say it's pointless without it. In my honest opinion, having used openSUSE a few years ago, I found YaST to be stuck in the past (heh), seriously though there's a lotta shit you do not need a GUI for.
My problem with openSUSE is that at this point, Tumbleweed seems to be just basically arch + bloat - AUR + obs. It's not the only distro with snapshots set up by default. It's bleeding edge enough that it sometimes pushes newer packages before Arch does. It's kind of obtuse with stuff non-linux users might want to get working right away (davinci resolve and placebo shit for games like adding 25 different kernel patches). Or extra dumb shit you gotta do manually like adding your user to a group before things actually work. Not that it's difficult, just unintuitive.
Slowroll, I don't honestly know what the hell does it even try to do, a Manjaro?","time":1767116846,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712854,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:49:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712771<\/a>
Wew lad I mentioned this 2 years ago over here and people crucified me for it. It is true, isn't it? Hell if it's just imitations, where's the good imitation of Mavericks for Plasma? How do I make Plasma look exactly like fucking Mavericks? Or Snow Leopard or any of those before El Capitan and whatever came before I can't remember.
Oh no we need our fucking transparent blur","time":1767116991,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712855,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:49:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712835<\/a>
Yeah Slowroll is basically Tumbleweed except the non-critical updates come every month or two.","time":1767116999,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712869,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:51:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712771<\/a>
>Any nice KDE themes out there that have something of a boxy 3D and\/or skeumorphic look to them?<\/span>
Oxygen I guess","time":1767117066,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712902,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:55:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712855<\/a>
Is it worth switching to that?
I wonder if it's just a delay or if there's some actual testing done. If there's a criticism against a distro like the one I mentioned, Manjaro, is that they really seemed pretty fucking careless and lazy about the whole process of "freezing" packages.
I think I read somewhere that you can switch between TW and Slowroll back and forth with no trouble. Which is strange.","time":1767117336,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712925,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)12:58:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711978<\/a>
>Docker<\/span>
>real containers<\/span>
Real containers are LXC\/LXD, docker is exclusively for application containers.
>>107711978<\/a>
>Nobody needs ufw anywhere<\/span>
It is very easy to manage and powerful, lots of people use ufw.","time":1767117516,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712938,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:00:22","name":"Anonymous","com":"I know this is a stupid question but
Is there a way to configure notifications in Plasma so that certain more specific events don't show a popup or make a sound?
Not for this in particular, but an example is this: I want it to show a notification if I plug X device with X descriptor, but I don't want it to show one when I plug Y device. I just don't want to outright disable all notifications related to unplugging and plugging devices.","time":1767117622,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712954,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:01:53","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712869<\/a>
I searched for that and found one called "Suave" which appears to be inspired by it. It's pretty nice but it doesn't seem to let me change the window title bar colour which is gay.","time":1767117713,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712961,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:02:46","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712902<\/a>
Slowroll isn't publicly advertised yet as it's still in beta, so you'd basically be beta testing the OpenSUSE team's ability to curate a usable package base each month. From what I hear it's fine, but if you don't wanna be a beta tester, don't be one.","time":1767117766,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712969,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:03:53","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712954<\/a>
>it doesn't seem to let me change the window title bar colour which is gay.<\/span>
Open the svg (from $HOME\/.local\/share\/plasma) in Inkscape to change the colours.","time":1767117833,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712971,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:04:31","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712961<\/a>
Yeah if I'm already pretty much a beta tester from using a rolling release like TW might as well stay this way","time":1767117871,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712987,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:06:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712969<\/a>
oh I get it, cumbersome but thanks to the pointer. The titlebar buttons don't align properly on maximised windows either but I doubt there's a similar easy fix for that.","time":1767117986,"resto":107710984},{"no":107712999,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:08:11","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712987<\/a>
actually I feel like my "fix" for both of these might just be to use the Plastik window decorations instead lmao.","time":1767118091,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713034,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:13:55","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107710984<\/a>
That's the coolest looking rice I've seen. How?","filename":"progs_dot_dat_ass","ext":".jpg","w":594,"h":334,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":70,"tim":1767118435906820,"time":1767118435,"md5":"1K7pWDZD7DQbUFpt3LKAiA==","fsize":31231,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713045,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:14:46","name":"Anonymous","com":"Is it possible to move a partition leftward without data corruption? I want to get rid of my windows parition and give it to linux, but the linux partition is fairly far down the drive.","filename":"DriveLayout","ext":".png","w":691,"h":128,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":23,"tim":1767118486807560,"time":1767118486,"md5":"yoUS1bHSBNdxp36VPdJoQg==","fsize":15100,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713051,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:15:31","name":"Anonymous","com":"Finally, someone from the Linux community speaking truth to power","filename":"loonix btfo","ext":".jpg","w":991,"h":1089,"tn_w":113,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767118531015533,"time":1767118531,"md5":"LuDftdyNXEsWeOFX5HDLgQ==","fsize":288275,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713158,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:28:07","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713051<\/a>
Nvidia apologists are amusing. I used nvidia card myself not long ago and it was an absolutely miserable experience. Even if wayland fixed every nvidia issue pertaining to wayland for them it'd still be broken as fuck everywhere else.","time":1767119287,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713358,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:49:14","name":"Anonymous","com":"how can i set tearfree "on" permanently?
TearFree goes back to "auto" after i log out of my session. im using this command to enable it, it goes from "auto" to "on" and works perfectly with my amdgpu:
>xrandr --output <my-display> --set TearFree on<\/span>
but it turns off after i log out.","filename":"1767047182561042","ext":".jpg","w":640,"h":960,"tn_w":83,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767120554017184,"time":1767120554,"md5":"zpnC3iFLZC+H+Bcxhm4HBA==","fsize":273836,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713407,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)13:54:34","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713358<\/a>
Gemini says","filename":"Screenshot from 2025-12-30 13-53-45","ext":".png","w":555,"h":808,"tn_w":85,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767120874078557,"time":1767120874,"md5":"2Xa4SDy0AO0uIUuMVOlsvw==","fsize":123950,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713469,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:01:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713358<\/a>
>manually configuring xorg<\/span>
Are you one of them mythical "window manager" cavemen?","time":1767121282,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713483,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:02:46","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713407<\/a>
thank u, that's what i read in this tutorial too:
https:\/\/linuxreviews.org\/HOWTO_fix_screen_tearing
i will try it llater, i didn't yet because theres no file in \/xorg.conf.d so i found strange, but i need to create one, got it","filename":"1767112337657867","ext":".jpg","w":647,"h":870,"tn_w":92,"tn_h":124,"tim":1767121366862879,"time":1767121366,"md5":"G0ieV4WaXqEVCnXa9ts7+A==","fsize":125315,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713514,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:05:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713469<\/a>
no, its xfce with their compositor turned off. their compositor acts strange so i turned off and got the tearing disease but now i can see the light","time":1767121526,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713688,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:20:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711734<\/a>
Most people either have a shit router or they dont trust their router to properly do its job","time":1767122435,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713715,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:22:41","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711978<\/a>
systemd-nspawn is more like a chroot on steroids than a container, it's closer to similarity with lxc than docker\/podman but i dont think nspawn does rootless containers as the root user the same way lxc does","time":1767122561,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713737,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:24:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713051<\/a>
I've seen the exact same nvidia blame game played in these threads before","time":1767122699,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713741,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:25:21","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713158<\/a>
Nvidia already open sourced their drivers, chud","filename":"nvidia open source","ext":".jpg","w":992,"h":646,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":81,"tim":1767122721739250,"time":1767122721,"md5":"L7CAgYuuF9gIJn8580l9XQ==","fsize":156246,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713747,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:26:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713358<\/a>
You can just put it in a script and have it run on startup every time","time":1767122765,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713752,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:26:49","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713741<\/a>
>chug<\/span>
ugh
nta, but its weird how so many people don't know that nvidia has open source drivers, did everyone fall into a time warp or something?","time":1767122809,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713765,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:28:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713737<\/a>
>>107713752<\/a>
AI is the future of compute, chuds","filename":"ai","ext":".jpg","w":915,"h":1172,"tn_w":97,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767122890212171,"time":1767122890,"md5":"s01dLQqHKON5jGnR\/o64Cw==","fsize":310056,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713774,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:29:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713747<\/a>
theoretically, would it work if i just throw it at .profile and .bashsrc? they basically start at startup","time":1767122946,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713779,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:29:52","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713752<\/a>
Nvidia drivers aren't open source. The kernel modules are open sores. Nvidia driver consists of several components and the kernel modules are only a small part of them.","time":1767122992,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713833,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:37:35","name":"Anonymous","com":"I like boring distros that just work.","time":1767123455,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713861,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:41:18","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713833<\/a>
Based Fedora chad","time":1767123678,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713868,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:42:21","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713833<\/a>
List some then","time":1767123741,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713875,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:43:38","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713774<\/a>
Maybe but it wouldn't be a good idea because it would also run every time you open a tty, terminal, or ssh session
you could do something like[ -n "$DISPLAY" ] && xrandr <\/pre>
But a better idea would be to just set it as a script and have it autostart when you load the desktop
putting it in .xprofile or .xinitrc might also work but i don't know if your DE will read that file when it runs at startup (there's also .xsession but i don't remember if that's been deprecated or not)","time":1767123818,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713886,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:44:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713752<\/a>
Not everyone is terminally online
I wasn't aware about the current shortage being a thing until recent","time":1767123887,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713913,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:49:16","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713358<\/a>
>but it turns off after i log out.<\/span>
well, obviously? Do you think this little command you put in will stay magically active until eternity?","time":1767124156,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713936,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:51:57","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713158<\/a>
I used a Nvidia card for 10 years and had no issues with it (besides lack of vram)","time":1767124317,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713942,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:52:37","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713868<\/a>
Debian
Opensuse Leap
Almalinux Kitten\/RockyLinux\/RHEL
Mint\/LMDE
Ubuntu LTS
>>107713861<\/a>
Fedora is still too unstable for me","time":1767124357,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713966,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:54:31","name":"Anonymous","com":"Just wanted to tell everybody my experience:
I hopped to EndeavourOS about two months ago, I've used Windows starting with 98 since I was a literal toddler and so far I've loved my Linux experience. I bounce between Gemini and the Arch Wiki for information on how to do certain things, last week I finally finished configuring my task bar and now I'm gonna rice the look of my file explorer.
The worst part is still the image and video software. GIMP is a nightmare, is way worse than PS in every way imaginable and I'm still figuring out plugins and patches to give it all the tools I need. Kdenlive and Friction are pretty good tho.","time":1767124471,"resto":107710984},{"no":107713969,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)14:54:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107710984<\/a>
Fuck this stupid OS, I'm on my, like 7th distro at this point.
Maybe I should go back to Ubuntu, suck Canonicals dick and have a just werks system","time":1767124484,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714048,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:05:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713966<\/a>
Sounds pretty relatable; I started off on 95. Started fucking around with linux a bit during the XP era. Finally swapped entirely during the windows 8.x era. Mostly used Mint, but then swapped to Fedora for a while, absolutely loved it. Had to downgrade to Ubuntu LTS for jellyfin
>>107713969<\/a>
Depending on your needs, Fedora is best imo","time":1767125136,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714064,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:08:41","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713966<\/a>
There's a way to make gimp look more like photoshop but i dont remember the name of the project, i guess searching gimp photoshop theme or something similar might bring it up","time":1767125321,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714086,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:13:14","name":"Anonymous","com":"I never understood distro hoppers, seems like a mental illness. I did my research and concluded that Fedora was the best for my needs and I never even thought about changing.","time":1767125594,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714114,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:17:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714086<\/a>
Sometimes you get bored of blue logos so you switch to a different color","time":1767125863,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714160,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:21:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714086<\/a>
Fear or missing out, and not knowing the difference between package managers, kernels, and desktop environments. It's obviously a learning process.","time":1767126104,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714267,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:34:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713936<\/a>
Good for you, but I didn't have the same experience. It was just issues after issues. Starsector? Needs workaround. MPV? Needs workaround. Frostpunk? Just don't alt tab. Escape from Tarkov? Lmao buy 32GB of VRAM\/use specific version of Proton. Oh.. and make sure you don't alt tab. Want to record using spectacle? Tough shit chumbo, empty file for you.
Issues after issues after issues. Granted I know some of these issues can be fixed by installing a different older nvidia drivers, but I seriously don't need my life to revolve around tinkering with the nvidia driver versions just to get my computer to work normally.","time":1767126857,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714327,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:41:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713407<\/a>
this worked! yeee now xfce is great, i got lost on nano for some time, i barely use it, only geany
>>107713875<\/a>
thanks for the input too, i think the solution above will do, and it seems stable enough. i didnt want to tinker with compositors so i was happy finding about that tearfree built in option in x11, thx for the anon who suggested it!
>>107713913<\/a>
weeeell it could do what i telling it to do, forever i say!","time":1767127319,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714405,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:50:32","name":"Anonymous","com":"someone times kde brightness control fails i.e. I can change the brightness via keys or the slider but the display itself won't change in brightness. I checked \/sys\/class\/backlight\/amdgpu_bl1\/brightness and it seems it never gets modified. So I can just modify that to get brightness control back but its still halfbroken. Any ideas how to fix this? I tried systemctl --user restart plasma-powerdevil.service but that also times out.
Seems to be a recent bug due to using a external display and removing it when the device is powered off.","time":1767127832,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714416,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:51:57","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714405<\/a>
>Any ideas how to fix this?<\/span>
a) install a working version of KDE where the bug is not present
b) install another DE where the bug is not present","time":1767127917,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714433,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:54:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714327<\/a>
That's dope dude, glad to hear it","time":1767128045,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714450,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)15:56:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714405<\/a>
Idk if they have redshift for kde, but that's what I was using back when I was using mint cinnamon. You don't have brightness control on your monitor?","time":1767128169,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714489,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:01:11","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714450<\/a>
I do I meant the laptop hardware button and the plasma manual brightness slider fail. I can plug in a external monitor and control that fine via usb4 but sometimes if you plug it out while the laptop is suspended the powerdevil service seems to bug out. Online seems to suggest disabling ddcutil but that also does nothing.
Its a strange heisenberg bug thats not easily reproducible.","time":1767128471,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714538,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:06:53","name":"Anonymous","com":"How do I disable pipewire idling? I have an USB audio interface (DAC) and every time pipewire pauses and resumes I hear a fucking pop.","time":1767128813,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714663,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:22:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714489<\/a>
I have the same problem on a HP2000, but I just used redshift to correct it","time":1767129765,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714739,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:32:46","name":"Anonymous","com":"Anyone else has lower performance when using gamescope? I lose a solid 10fps (92 vs 81fps) on wuwa, is this normal?
I do have a nvidia gpu.","time":1767130366,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714772,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:35:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714739<\/a>
Idk what that is. What OS are you using?","time":1767130556,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714787,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:37:58","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714772<\/a>
CachyOS
>Idk what that is<\/span>
Gamescope? See
https:\/\/wiki.archlinux.org\/title\/Gamescope","time":1767130678,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714796,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:38:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714538<\/a>
https:\/\/wiki.archlinux.org\/title\/PipeWire#Noticeable_audio_delay_or_au dible_pop\/crack_when_starting_playb ack
But if you're using a DAC it might have it's own built in suspend function (mine does) in which case you can disable that with wireplumber by outputting inaudible digital noise to the DAC at all time so it doesn't get the idea of going to sleep.","time":1767130704,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714816,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:41:12","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714739<\/a>
Seems like you don't understand what you're doing.","time":1767130872,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714832,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:42:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714739<\/a>
Gamescope rarely works well with nvidia card.","time":1767130976,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714837,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:43:31","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107710984<\/a>
>have a 17.44 GB btrfs partition with gentoo rootfs<\/span>
>about 14 GB are used, decide to move it and resize it<\/span>
>try to move the partition using gparted from a live usb<\/span>
>gets stuck at "17.42 GB of 17.44 GB copied"<\/span>
>few hours pass<\/span>
>still stuck at 17.42 GB<\/span>
>check htop<\/span>
>gparted is in D state (disk sleep)<\/span>
>mfw<\/span>
>try to send commands to the disk<\/span>
>bash is now in D state<\/span>
>panic<\/span>
>reboot into the live usb<\/span>
>repair the partition with gparted<\/span>
>remount and check my partition<\/span>
>everything looks fine at first glance<\/span>
>run sudo btrfs check \/dev\/sda6<\/span>
>no errors<\/span>
>mounted \/dev\/sda6 on \/mnt\/gentoo and run sudo btrfs scrub start -B \/mnt\/gentoo<\/span>
>"ERROR: there are 1 uncorrectable errors"<\/span>
Just how fucked is my filesystem?
Is there any hope of repairing it or finding the corrupted files?","filename":"1705260928576","ext":".gif","w":128,"h":128,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767131011217998,"time":1767131011,"md5":"unM7F5jLA4JanAFXbMVSEg==","fsize":39741,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714860,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:45:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714816<\/a>
What do you mean? This is the command I am using:PROTON_DLSS_UPGRADE=1 PROTON_DLSS_INDICATOR=1 PROTON_USE_NTSYNC=1 gamescope -W 3440 -H 1440 -r 144 --adaptive-sync --immediate-flips -f --mangoapp -- %command% -dx11 <\/pre>
And I lost around 10 fps when compared to just using:mangohud PROTON_DLSS_UPGRADE=1 PROTON_DLSS_INDICATOR=1 PROTON_USE_NTSYNC=1 %command% -dx11 <\/pre>","time":1767131159,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714867,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:46:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714787<\/a>
Sounds like slop, but you do you","time":1767131184,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714868,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:46:33","name":"Anonymous","com":"Any easy guide on how to make armbian? its quite heavy for my Banana Pi M2-Zero but theres not much else thats supported on it
I already disabled the DE","filename":"1741454452310012","ext":".jpg","w":480,"h":458,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":119,"tim":1767131193756403,"time":1767131193,"md5":"CiqD6i5ePbWVVIKYmZ6IgQ==","fsize":64040,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714869,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:46:40","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713942<\/a>
>Ubuntu LTS<\/span>
What's your reasoning behind this? Isn't Ubuntu kinda a no-no cause Amazon partnership?","time":1767131200,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714878,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:48:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714796<\/a>
Thanks for the link, will check it out.","time":1767131336,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714890,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:50:57","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714860<\/a>
>[PROTON_DLSS_UPGRADE=1 PROTON_DLSS_INDICATOR=1 PROTON_USE_NTSYNC=1 gamescope -W 3440 -H 1440 -r 144 --adaptive-sync --immediate-flips -f --mangoapp -- %command% -dx11 [\/code]<\/span>
In most cases you don't need any specific proton environment variables except for proton_use_ntsync (because this is something what steam don't seem to yet enable by default - also remember that ntsync is only supported by proton version 9 upwards).
I have some experience with gamescope and I think it is bit overrated in this sense. Only use it if you have trouble with plain game - if it crashes often or if it has trouble containing mouse. Otherwise you are better without goyscope in my opinion.
Also don't use mangoapp. -dx11 won't do much unless you have read that this specific game supports this particular parameter.
What I often do is that I disable vsync in-game and let my window environment handle the vsync. I can always turn off 'compositing' to disable window environment vsync too. So if you haven't, always turn off in-game vsync regardless.
eg. gamescope is one of a kind but it is surprisingly shitty unless you REALLY need it.","time":1767131457,"resto":107710984},{"no":107714919,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)16:55:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714860<\/a>
Oh wait I forgot you should always use 'gamemoderun' that's free fps especially if you are not setting the cpu power modes yourself etc. You need to install that first for your particular distro.
>gamemoderun gamescope -f --adaptive-vsync --immediate-flips -w 3440 -h 1440 -W 3440 -H 1440 -- %command%<\/span>","time":1767131719,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715004,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)17:07:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714890<\/a>
>it has trouble containing mouse<\/span>
a very common problem","time":1767132463,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715037,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)17:13:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715004<\/a>
Unfortunately at least for me, whenever I enable --force-grab-cursor, mouse sensitivity does not match the vanilla game sensitivity and also feels like it has slight acceleration too. Shouldn't be that hard to make 1:1 sensitivity really but it is what it is. I mean in my head it should be dead simple because the virtual window is the same size as the desktop anyhow...","time":1767132823,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715053,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)17:15:27","name":"Anonymous","com":">ugh... this distro doesnt have the specific aesthethics i want, im gonna download and install a completelly different distro<\/span>
why do retards do this? do they not know you can customize the DE on linux ?","time":1767132927,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715055,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)17:15:37","name":"Anonymous","com":"Going through picrel after moving to gnu\/linux from windows.
Feels like it is equivalent to Jeffrey Richters winapi books imo, liking it so far and easy to follow along.","filename":"IMG_0611","ext":".png","w":600,"h":429,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":89,"tim":1767132937912810,"time":1767132937,"md5":"ixUCqHy+uaQDGC3rNO8acA==","fsize":476689,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715056,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)17:15:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715037<\/a>
dunno, I've never use it","time":1767132944,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715168,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)17:31:38","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714869<\/a>
>Amazon partnership <\/span>
That was like 12 years ago..?
Get with the times, grandpa
Ubuntu LTS just works, and it's one of the most widely supported Linuxes","time":1767133898,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715195,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)17:35:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715055<\/a>
I don't know if this is an add or something but i'm intrigued enough to look into it.","time":1767134135,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715198,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)17:36:14","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715168<\/a>
It's still shit, just not for the amazon bullshit.","time":1767134174,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715397,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)18:05:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715037<\/a>
>but it is what it is.<\/span>
Works in Xorg. And Xlibre (probably).","time":1767135922,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715429,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)18:10:48","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107710984<\/a>
not really related to the thread but where is the best place to find metlaheart renders like this guy's background? i really miss that asthetic, and it's so hard to find these days","time":1767136248,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715436,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)18:11:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715397<\/a>
I don't understand your post. Seems like you are a typical \/g\/ imbecil who is only able to express himself in polarized manner.
"it works" doesn't mean shit, retard.","time":1767136280,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715478,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)18:17:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714837<\/a>
>Is there any hope of repairing it<\/span>
No.
>or finding the corrupted files?<\/span>
If a file is affected it should show the inode in dmesg","time":1767136667,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715525,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)18:25:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">switch between hyprland and kde<\/span>
>all my browser cookies from that session get wiped <\/span>
I'm going fucking insane how do I stop this","time":1767137135,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715569,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)18:32:13","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715429<\/a>
https:\/\/www.desktopgeneration.com\/","time":1767137533,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715603,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)18:36:15","name":"Anonymous","com":"I made this wallpaper 10 years ago while blackout drunk and I don't ever recall sharing it online (probably did multiple times on this board, but that period is a blur, lol) and just found it in a folder. I don't even remember what program I used, I just remember fine-tuning the shit out of that concentric gradient.","filename":"xfce-grey","ext":".jpg","w":2880,"h":1800,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":78,"tim":1767137775025568,"time":1767137775,"md5":"zRFt4XhqMCyOBgg\/u9zgGg==","fsize":725509,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715631,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)18:38:11","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715436<\/a>
>I don't understand your post.<\/span>
Sounds like you're the retard then.
With X you'd have no issue with games failing to capture the mouse.","time":1767137891,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715820,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)19:03:06","name":"Anonymous","com":"Anybody else experience random freezes on Void Linux? It will freeze and mouse and keyboard will not work and I have to reboot with power button. The caps lock light flashes which I think indicates kernel panic.
I installed Void many times and this seems to be a recurring issue. Installed it on Thinkpad X220.","time":1767139386,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715955,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)19:25:53","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715525<\/a>
nevermind it was kwallet","time":1767140753,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715964,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)19:27:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715820<\/a>
>Anybody else experience random freezes on Void Linux?<\/span>
Nope, but I've only just switched to Void ~3weeks ago.
How frequently do these freezes occur?
Also this reminds me; have you (or anyone else on Void) been able to install wine staging?
I've "successfully" used xbps-src to build wine with the staging build option enabled.
And after installing this self-built packagewine --version<\/pre> will even say that I'm on staging.
BUT as soon as I try to do anything else (winecfg, wine something.exe, ...) it gives me an error about a version mismatch and that wine has not been updated correctly...
By now I've self-built wine, wine-32bit and wine-common all w\/ staging option, and I still get this fucking version mismatch.
Rebooting does nothing.
Anyone any idea??","time":1767140846,"resto":107710984},{"no":107715978,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)19:29:37","name":"Anonymous","com":"So I've been trying ZFS (2.4.0) on Linux (6.18.2) and I'm a little disappointed. I made a pool of a single mirror vdev of two 4TB HDDs, it writes at nearly full speed, scrubs at nearly full speed, but for regular file sequential reads it is severely underperforming.
Pic related, from top to bottom is:
- ZFS pool at ~30% usage, testing on empty dataset with compression off and default recordsize, 1 mirror vdev 2 HDDs
- Same ZFS dataset with 2 threads
- ext4 over mdraid 1 over dm-integrity at 99% usage, some fragmentation, 2 HDDs
- Same mdraid 1 over dm-integrity with 2 threads
- ext4 over bare mdraid 1 at 99% usage, heavily fragmented, 1 HDD (degraded)
Why is my ZFS so slow? It won't even scale with 2 threads like bare mdraid 1 does, in fact it gets significantly SLOWER. It's even getting its ass beat by an array of dm-integrity volumes for crying out loud.
Both drives are capable of 180-210MB\/s peak, and that is indeed what I see when scrubbing, so what is going on and how do I even begin to figure this out?","filename":"huh","ext":".png","w":580,"h":1042,"tn_w":69,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767140977727191,"time":1767140977,"md5":"b43PLJdnZkyd1eaMH3umiw==","fsize":128717,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716045,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)19:40:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">"dude gaming in linux is good now I know I say this every year but trust me!"<\/span>
>try to play serious sam tfe it's unplayably choppy and freezy<\/span>
>try to play touhou 6 or 7 I get vpatch errors and nondescript boxes for errors (I don't even get the errors in nippanese even though I edited the lang and enabled jajp utf in bottles<\/span>
>try to play a popular visual novel it doesn't launch<\/span>
>find out that videos in visual novels don't even work some of the time because of a copyrighted codec or something, so in place of finishing your kino 80 hour long vn and getting a credits scene with a defining outro song your game just farts out and crashes and your immersion is ruined as you go onto youtube just to watch the ending<\/span>
fell for it again award","time":1767141617,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716054,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)19:40:49","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715978<\/a>
interested to see what others will say but what is your ashift value? zfs is slower than ext4 because it does a whole lot more shit and involves CoW. should it be that slow? i don't know. mirrors should generally read fast though. you could try the same tests on a dataset with a larger recordsize, ie 1M or something
but yeah that is interesting, hopefully others will weigh in for you","time":1767141649,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716127,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)19:49:41","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716045<\/a>
works for the games I play. not that hard to dual boot anyways for the couple of games you want to play. if you care that much about gaymin them maybe you should play games less.","time":1767142181,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716182,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)19:57:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716045<\/a>
novideo gpu?","time":1767142646,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716208,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:01:24","name":"Anonymous","com":"Do NOT look up who the first African to go space was","time":1767142884,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716225,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:03:57","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716054<\/a>
>what is your ashift value?<\/span>
12, they're all AF drives. And yes the drives are known good.
I tried a dataset with 1MB recordsize + no compression and did get better results but still poor. Got 140MB\/s on the very first run for Q8T1 but since then it consistently won't even reach 120.","filename":"1MB rs","ext":".png","w":581,"h":248,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":53,"tim":1767143037567045,"time":1767143037,"md5":"AY1I\/gANDONHFnXJa4AdqQ==","fsize":29466,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716285,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:14:34","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715978<\/a>
try some tests usingzpool iostat -v 5 POOL<\/pre>
from testing 4-wide Z1s and then 8-wide Z1s, it seems that ZFS just has poor per-drive performance and scaling
thought it was the sync property having to slow down to sync 4-8 drives, but there was no perceptible impact during my =disabled tests, and further reading said it doesn't really affect "slow" drives
what checksum are you using?
I used BLAKE3 for all my pools and just chalked up all the substandard performance to ZFS being paranoid during every single op","filename":"1737937910814","ext":".jpg","w":644,"h":697,"tn_w":115,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767143674013941,"time":1767143674,"md5":"FwDmhayClVlF6H9wdpjasw==","fsize":136648,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716338,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:23:58","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714048<\/a>
>downgrade for jellyfin<\/span>
...just run it in a container? run my entire media stack on a few podman containers and it just werks anywhere i want to put em","time":1767144238,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716370,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:28:18","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107712925<\/a>
>It is very easy to manage and powerful, lots of people use ufw.<\/span>
What kind of "power" do you need from a firewall?
>>107713715<\/a>
chroot doesn't count as a container? Thought it would.","time":1767144498,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716394,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:31:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716285<\/a>
>try some tests using <\/span>zpool iostat -v 5 POOL<\/pre>
This is the best result so far on the 1MB rs dataset... ZFS says 132M, KDiskMark says 113MB\/s. I remain unimpressed.capacity operations bandwidth
pool alloc free read write read write
----------------------------------------- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
xxxx 1.12T 2.51T 131 0 132M 0
mirror-0 1.12T 2.51T 131 0 132M 0
ata-ST4000VN008-2DR166 - - 4 0 4.40M 0
ata-ST4000VN006-3CW104 - - 127 0 127M 0
<\/pre>
Looks like the newer of the two drives is servicing almost all the reads too, I was expecting more of a load share.","time":1767144686,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716406,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:33:40","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716285<\/a>
>what checksum are you using?<\/span>
Default, fletcher-something.
>>107716370<\/a>
>chroot doesn't count as a container? Thought it would.<\/span>
A chroot by itself is too easy to escape.","time":1767144820,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716471,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:42:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716406<\/a>
Processes being able to haxor out of one is somehow relevant regarding the definition? Is chroot a sandbox then? Who makes these definitions?
idk shit about this stuff desu","filename":"sandbox","ext":".jpg","w":1920,"h":1920,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767145359567706,"time":1767145359,"md5":"HPjNCzhYHwyl+CYiJkALlQ==","fsize":193695,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716475,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:43:01","name":"Anonymous","com":"Is Debian Testing a good alternative to Ubuntu non-LTS? I noticed when testing that it already has some newer packages, and probably is more likely to get feature updates quicker than Ubuntu's 6 months releases. Plus Debian doesn't have Snaps and various Ubuntu annoyances.
What I'm considered about is system integrity and security holes. Plus any Debian annoyances (only experienced one so far - the installer didn't put my main user in sudoers automatically)
In general I'm liking what I'm seeing with Debian Testing.","time":1767145381,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716500,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:46:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716475<\/a>
>installer didn't put my main user in sudoers automatically<\/span>
That option was in the "expert" mode of the installer. Sudo is a meme to me anyway, I just su, do wat do, and exit.","time":1767145607,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716509,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:48:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716394<\/a>
that does look strange for a mirror
dunno exactly how ZFS treats mirrors, but maybe could be some background energy saving setting, or some maybe some strange mutex shit","time":1767145697,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716530,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:50:28","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716475<\/a>
"Testing" is just an alias for the next upcoming release "Forky" which is expected to be "stable" by around 2027. By all means try it if you are fine with the instability for a while.
>and probably is more likely to get feature updates quicker than Ubuntu's 6 months releases<\/span>
Debian releases wont get feature updates.","time":1767145828,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716586,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)20:58:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716530<\/a>
AFAIK Debian Testing is updated continually until 6 months before the next major Debian release, when it becomes frozen. Major Debian releases happen every ~2 years so AFAIK it's generally more up-to-date than Ubuntu non-LTS.","time":1767146336,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716629,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:05:35","name":"Anonymous","com":"my syslogs are growing in size ad infinitum, apparently due to my mouse? they are at over 40 GB already2025-12-31T03:04:30.476627+01:00 r7600 kernel: [ 4789.369729] hid-generic 0003:046D:C31C.0005: control queue full
2025-12-31T03:04:30.476628+01:00 r7600 kernel: [ 4789.369747] hid-generic 0003:046D:C31C.0005: control queue full
2025-12-31T03:04:30.476628+01:00 r7600 kernel: [ 4789.369766] hid-generic 0003:046D:C31C.0005: control queue full
2025-12-31T03:04:30.476628+01:00 r7600 kernel: [ 4789.369784] hid-generic 0003:046D:C31C.0005: control queue full
2025-12-31T03:04:30.476629+01:00 r7600 kernel: [ 4789.369802] hid-generic 0003:046D:C31C.0005: control queue full
<\/pre>","filename":"1736713881601124","ext":".png","w":820,"h":202,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":30,"tim":1767146735556543,"time":1767146735,"md5":"cmuVKdI7XiK9zZ8kJBgD4A==","fsize":28872,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716638,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:07:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716471<\/a>
>Processes being able to haxor out of one is somehow relevant regarding the definition?<\/span>
... yes, because "a chroot" is nothing more than changing a process' root directory, exposed through \/proc\/self\/root. The chroot syscall just changes the root path. Nothing more. It's not an effective security feature on its own, even if it is a privileged operation.
>>107716509<\/a>
This is what the writing part of the benchmark looks like btw:capacity operations bandwidth
pool alloc free read write read write
----------------------------------------- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
xxxx 1.12T 2.51T 0 290 0 290M
mirror-0 1.12T 2.51T 0 290 0 290M
ata-ST4000VN008-2DR166 - - 0 126 0 127M
ata-ST4000VN006-3CW104 - - 0 163 0 163M
<\/pre>
You can see the aggregate bandwidth is much higher. The drive unevenness here is weird because both should be able to reach >170MB\/s 30% in, I've tested both before this. I guess ZFS just really doesn't like the older one.","filename":"2DR166","ext":".png","w":970,"h":295,"tn_w":124,"tn_h":38,"tim":1767146821739427,"time":1767146821,"md5":"wFh6OVSNr9+CekFzAsmBwQ==","fsize":65137,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716686,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:13:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716629<\/a>
>apparently due to my mouse?<\/span>
According to Google that USB ID is for a Logitech K120. Check if you have a stuck key, and that all your keys are working properly.","time":1767147239,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716693,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:15:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716629<\/a>
>>107716686<\/a>
nvm apparently it was because i plugged my keyboard to the front USB hub rather than the rear, wierd. It stopped now. My log file got up to 61GB of raw text and the kern.log file seemed to mirror it","time":1767147326,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716711,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:18:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107710984<\/a>
hello, i installed firejail but it keeps failng to firejail palemoon. i have the tarball of palemoon and i put it into \/usr\/local\/lib\/palemoon\/
and i have the symlink for palemoon in \/usr\/local\/bin\/palemoon
but everytime i wanna firejailt it heres the output:
https:\/\/dpaste.com\/4KMRPKJZ3","time":1767147536,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716740,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:24:49","name":"Anonymous","com":"any good frontend for a mediacenter + emulation center on a raspberry pi or similar ARM computers?
something that doesnt need a keyboard and mouse obviously, that can be used wth a gamepad or a blluetooth remote","time":1767147889,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716749,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:26:48","name":"Anonymous","com":"So a new version of Mint came out since I put it on my pc, am I supposed to upgrade to a newer version?
Also should I just distro hop? What's the best distro for gaming? I heard about Bazzite, but it has some weird tranny shit going on with it and someone on here told me it was just Fedora with stuff tacked on. Is Fedora good for gaming?","time":1767148008,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716776,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:30:29","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716638<\/a>
>The drive unevenness here is weird because both should be able to reach >170MB\/s 30% in<\/span>
Actually scratch that, it seems it's just an iostat accounting\/presentation issue during the switch between write and read phases of the benchmark, this was the next output, which already includes a few reads:capacity operations bandwidth
pool alloc free read write read write
----------------------------------------- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
xxxx 1.12T 2.51T 7 172 7.40M 172M
mirror-0 1.12T 2.51T 7 172 7.40M 172M
ata-ST4000VN008-2DR166 - - 1 122 1.80M 122M
ata-ST4000VN006-3CW104 - - 5 49 5.60M 50.0M
<\/pre>
Taken together they are roughly even, but only when writing. I don't get it.","time":1767148229,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716800,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:34:25","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716749<\/a>
Fedora if you want to set things up yourself, Nobara if you're lazy and don't mind that it's being maintained by one person and a few helping hands at best.","time":1767148465,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716832,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:39:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715978<\/a>
ZFS is much more given to fragmentation even compared to btrfs much less ext4. Their solution is always moar spindles or add flash.","time":1767148766,"resto":107710984},{"no":107716864,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)21:45:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716832<\/a>
Well, this is still a new pool and I still have the original copies of its data, so I suppose I could destroy it and see if btrfs raid 1 does any better.","time":1767149101,"resto":107710984},{"no":107717301,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)22:54:29","name":"Anonymous","com":">after testing out few window managers<\/span>
>cwm is pretty cool but doesn't game at all, even dosbox runs at 5 fps regardless of picom\/no picom\/whatever settings -> into the trash it goes<\/span>
>dwm just sucks (gaming wise okay though)<\/span>
>bspwm is actually great, easy to customize (hyprland easy) and you can script it, very low memory footprint and it works with games too<\/span>
>openbox is probably okay too but the retarded menu syntax wasn't for me etc<\/span>
>didn't try widowmaker and other oldies<\/span>
This is it for X11. If you want something lighter than Xfce4 use BSPWM or maybe Openbox.
Everything else is more or less trash or just too autistic and unusable for anything real.","time":1767153269,"resto":107710984},{"no":107717383,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)23:08:23","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107717301<\/a>
>Everything else is more or less trash or just too autistic and unusable for anything real.<\/span>
JWM has been solid for me, and very easy to configure as well.","time":1767154103,"resto":107710984},{"no":107717389,"now":"12\/30\/25(Tue)23:09:12","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107717383<\/a>
I was looking into that too but decided to skip it or maybe I forgot it.","time":1767154152,"resto":107710984},{"no":107717662,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)00:01:13","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107717301<\/a>
>>107717301<\/a>
>>after testing out few window managers<\/span>
doing something same- ish
>lxqt<\/span>
>openbox<\/span>
>niri<\/span>
>kwin<\/span>
>ly display manager<\/span>
i want to have a x session and wayland with laptop. whilst docking station at home use x session, and when traveling use niri, since that has the best gestures with workspaces.","time":1767157273,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718001,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)01:01:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716394<\/a>
something is very odd. the strength of a mirror is that both drives can read different parts of a file from disk at the same time, but yours is basically showing that only one drive is doing all the reads. you could try with a different tool maybe? your mirror is not functioning like a mirror, as far as i know","time":1767160896,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718068,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)01:17:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107717662<\/a>
It's a pain to set things up properly but after you do that it's there forever (if you make backups...).
I never knew it is possible to animate windows with xdotool. I have scripted minimize\/hide animations and whatnot. Still needs work it's a process.","time":1767161826,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718105,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)01:25:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714868<\/a>
You could try using alpine instead but its not an easy process
And if alpine doesnt support your board (which it probably doesnt), you can try copying the kernel and other boot files along with the kernel modules from the armbian image to the alpine rootfs","time":1767162320,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718113,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)01:26:42","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714869<\/a>
Ubuntu is a no-no because snaps and spyware","time":1767162402,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718121,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)01:27:48","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715978<\/a>
Does ZFS perform better on freebsd than on linux?","time":1767162468,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718130,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)01:29:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716370<\/a>
A chroot is like a manual container, you would basically have to set up everything manually that other container systems do automatically for you and i dont know how you would go about setting up things like a separate or isolated network interface in a chroot.","time":1767162559,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718136,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)01:31:34","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716586<\/a>
Theres not much reason to use debian testing when you could be using sid\/unstable instead. Testing updates lag behind by weeks or months while sid will always get updates much quicker.","time":1767162694,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718170,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)01:39:15","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107711270<\/a>","time":1767163155,"resto":107710984},{"no":107718239,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)02:01:15","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107713034<\/a>
>>107715429<\/a>
>>107711398<\/a>
https:\/\/desuarchive.org\/g\/thread\/107524364\/#107541465
https:\/\/desuarchive.org\/g\/thread\/107482038\/#q107517413","filename":"1765475264264","ext":".png","w":1600,"h":1200,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":93,"tim":1767164475145420,"time":1767164475,"md5":"KQPD6NH5SeqhJMLjzGa7RA==","fsize":1720072,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719049,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)05:01:15","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716475<\/a>
testing and sid do not get security team coverage, which means that you rely on upstream AND the maintainer updating routinely to fix cves. they're usually pretty good, and oftentimes testing\/sid get the fix before stable. other times they don't, and a known cve stays unfixed. it's quite rare and probably doesn't matter much on a personal machine, but it can happen
see here:
https:\/\/security-tracker.debian.org\/tracker\/CVE-2025-25473
>>107716530<\/a>
during the freeze the package migration from sid to triie increases a LOT. i checked during last freeze and some packages were 20 days or more. this can definitely leave you open.
however, what you can actually do is use sid kind of like backports in stable. you can add the sid repo and install packages from sid, or pin them permanently in cases like firefox:
https:\/\/wiki.debian.org\/DebianTesting#Best_practices_for_Testing_users
so in theory you could install the cve fied packages from sid during the freeze to get them quicker. there was a project somewhere that did that
>>107718136<\/a>
testing does actually get more testing than sid. the lag time between sid->testing package transitions is part of that. there's also a suite of automated build tests that have to pass before a package can move from sid to testing. there's none of that in sid.
in general testing lags 2-5 days behind sid, which means 2-5 days of delay in potential fixes. i went through and did the whole testing with sid repo setup with pin priority and everything on a spare laptop and it's worked pretty well. "debian but kind of rolling" is imo the dream distro, and testing\/sid are the closest you'll get. sid gets updates faster but will break some degree more often, testing gets updates slower but will break some degree less often. ubuntu actually snapshots testing when they do a new release. take that as you will
i hope you've enoyed my autistic little ted talk on debian testing","filename":"1766371655235469","ext":".jpg","w":960,"h":720,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":93,"tim":1767175275946311,"time":1767175275,"md5":"GCodW0SBRnXTKJXKjhDTqw==","fsize":174821,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719078,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)05:06:16","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719049<\/a>
For packages like Firefox you're probably better off adding Mozilla's APT repository and just getting your fixes direct from them. They will always get all of the security updates patched and fixed quicker than any of the Linux distros because they fixes land in their code repository and their automations kick off before any Linux distro has even seen the patch.","time":1767175576,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719131,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)05:14:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719049<\/a>
>rely on upstream AND the maintainer<\/span>
same as with the security team","time":1767176060,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719607,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:33:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107718113<\/a>
Snaps are great and the spyware is in your head.","time":1767180839,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719623,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:35:42","name":"Anonymous","com":"I decided to give Wayland a fair chance but no matter what compositor I try my mouse cursor has noticable lag. What the fuck is this? This can't be normal.","filename":"1698530161770996","ext":".jpg","w":623,"h":735,"tn_w":105,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767180942056937,"time":1767180942,"md5":"HmDPYJ\/jkVTlAcxW2wY+jw==","fsize":243673,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719636,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:37:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716370<\/a>
The "power" to do everything I need on a router without going to autistic lengths to design and manage a rule chain topology myself.
ufw taking care of both IPv4 and IPv6 at the same time means that I need half the commands and half the rules to get the job done.","time":1767181063,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719641,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:38:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719623<\/a>
Are you using NVIDIA? I think that still uses a software cursor because of their shit drivers.
I have no issues with cursor lag on AMD.","time":1767181089,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719647,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:39:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719636<\/a>
You know NFtables can make a single rule that covers both families, right?
Ufw is just an abstraction over that.","time":1767181149,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719716,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:50:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719641<\/a>
I haven't used nvidia for years lol","time":1767181839,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719733,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:54:09","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719623<\/a>
I've never seen this cursor lag","time":1767182049,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719739,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:55:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719716<\/a>
Check mouse acceleration is off then, and also make sure your mouse DPI is configured properly to your liking in something like Piper.","time":1767182101,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719764,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)06:58:23","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719623<\/a>
if you're using multiple monitors, Waylel and 'lel compositors still shit themselves regularly","time":1767182303,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719785,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:00:37","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719739<\/a>
Why the fuck would those have anything to do with input lag? But yeah, no accel and DPI is just right.
It seems to be most pronounced with graphical applications like games running windowed, doesn't even seem to be the cursor only, that's just most noticable as it feels like jello.
>>107719764<\/a>
I only have a single, normal-ass 60Hz monitor.","time":1767182437,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719788,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:01:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719764<\/a>
Wayland has better multi-monitor support than Xorg.","time":1767182461,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719843,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:09:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719785<\/a>
It might be an XWayland issue. Have you checked to see if xinput is messing with it?","time":1767182960,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719856,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:11:42","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107716749<\/a>
linux mint works perfectly fine for gaming, dont waste your precious time distro hopping when you dont need it","time":1767183102,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719871,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:13:12","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719843<\/a>
I'm mostly trying SDL applications with SDL_VIDEO_DRIVER=wayland set explicitly, no xwayland here.","time":1767183192,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719876,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:13:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719788<\/a>
well I'm glad I "entered" Linux through mature-enough Waylel then
probably would've thought my GPUs were broken if X11 is worse
>>107719785<\/a>
are you sure it's solid 60Hz?
I've also experienced frame drops and fuckery at off-60 like 59.??Hz modelines because it couldn't split render times or something
(inserting clean modelines is apparently also much more of a pain than X11)","time":1767183225,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719882,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:14:55","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719871<\/a>
That might be the issue then. A lot of games have really old versions of SDL so they're Wayland support is essentially broken. You'd want to manually replace their SDL libraries if you can, etc.
You should probably be using the X11 backend through XWayland.","time":1767183295,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719896,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:18:08","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719882<\/a>
M8, I'm trying open source games from my package manager here, they use system SDL3 or SDL2-compat.
>>107719876<\/a>
>are you sure it's solid 60Hz?<\/span>
How do I check?","time":1767183488,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719899,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:19:30","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719896<\/a>
And that's still not good enough. SDL upstream doesn't even default to Wayland yet. You really want to building all of this from the latest git sources, etc, to test this properly.
Bottom line is in a lot of cases SDL + Wayland is a no-go.","time":1767183570,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719917,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:21:58","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719896<\/a>
>How do I check?<\/span>
https:\/\/www.vsynctester.com\/
There's also tools like VRRTest if you don't want to rely on your (sometimes shit) web browser.
https:\/\/github.com\/Nixola\/VRRTest","time":1767183718,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719926,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:23:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719899<\/a>
Tell me an application that's a good test candidate then. It is most noticeable in the SDL games I tested but it's everywhere, even if I just move my cursor on an empty wallpaper.
I very much doubt SDL is at fault here but I'm trying to get it into your head that I'm already trying to exclude any potential other source of the issue here by not using Steam games with old-ass SDL running in xwayland.","time":1767183816,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719928,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:23:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714837<\/a>
another case of btrfs fag btfo","time":1767183825,"resto":107710984},{"no":107719940,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:25:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719896<\/a>
I think it waswlr-randr<\/pre> on the software side
and from my testing, trying to force feed res and Hz through either wlr-randr (or kanshi) is practically cosmetic without hard modeline timings that 'lel can only read if it's fed at the kernel level","time":1767183935,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720003,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:37:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719940<\/a>
According to wlr-randr screen only has fractional modelines lol
Interestingly it also has ~75Hz and adaptive sync, must have forgotten about that.
Feels slightly less bad at 75Hz I suppose.","time":1767184640,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720021,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:41:22","name":"Anonymous","com":"Using Xfce4 along with plain window manager - how do I set my qt theme to match what I have in xfce4? I'm not sure if it has a specific theme but at least it's dark.
Qimgv for example, in my plain window manager is using light qt theme.
I tried setting some xdg related variables in .xprofile and such but it did not change anything.
I wouldn't want to install something extra because this already works in Xfce4 anyhow.","time":1767184882,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720063,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:47:58","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719785<\/a>
One thing what could cause lag is compositor issue and some buffering shit.
I'm just guessing.
I switched over to Bspwm and don't run even a compositor, it's so damn snappy because it doesn't need to draw any shitty gtk frames or anything.
Wayland always felt like it is triple buffered or some shit like that...","time":1767185278,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720136,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)07:58:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719623<\/a>
Same, I use Plasma and I tried switching to the Wayland session and scaling looked weird, which is funny because scaling is supposed to be one of wayland fortes over x11.","time":1767185885,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720155,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)08:01:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720136<\/a>
Did you set legacy applications to scale themselves? The scaling where the server does it itself can be blurry because of the way it does the scaling. It's better for the toolkit to do it.","filename":"Screenshot_20251231_010118","ext":".png","w":946,"h":166,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":21,"tim":1767186105373494,"time":1767186105,"md5":"YTWVutssRu3ygDzF9jdfRw==","fsize":46262,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720234,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)08:14:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720136<\/a>
I had a strange issue with my mouse when I used Xfce4, everything else was fine except windows were somewhat laggy and mouse back button would double click.
After switching to a plain window manager that issue went away. Libinput settings are the same of course.
Even firefox\/librewolf feels faster somehow.","time":1767186864,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720250,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)08:15:58","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720234<\/a>
Double clicking was occasional but frequent enough to be annoying.","time":1767186958,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720253,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)08:16:48","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107714837<\/a>
Why don't people make a backup before doing things like this?","time":1767187008,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720421,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)08:47:12","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720155<\/a>
My issue didn't have anything to do with legacy apps, I use a 1440p ultrawide at 125% and on Wayland everything looked oversized, too big, the Plasma interface looked oversized, chromium looked oversized, then if I set the scaling back to 100% everthing looked smaller than on X11 at 125%.","time":1767188832,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720463,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)08:53:32","name":"Anonymous","com":"is there a barebones SDDM theme that uses qt for a video background and a left aligned login panel?
i wanna be lazy and copy paste one that already works","time":1767189212,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720504,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)08:58:23","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719049<\/a>
Testing gets more testing than sid but takes longer to get updates compared to sid. Don't know what its like now but it used to take somewhere between a week to months for packages to go from sid into testing.","time":1767189503,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720560,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:05:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719607<\/a>
>the spyware is in your head<\/span>
I almost took your post seriously until the last part
It's not like the spyware has been publicly documented or anything...","time":1767189951,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720586,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:08:48","name":"Anonymous","com":"I'm beginning to learn Linux' terminal. How useful are all of those commands like say cat, less, wc etc.? I feel like at least the word processing commands are quite useless, maybe except grep.","time":1767190128,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720626,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:13:41","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720586<\/a>
less and more (what do you mean less is more, more is more)","time":1767190421,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720631,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:14:46","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719647<\/a>
>libc is just an abstraction over syscalls<\/span>
>firefox is just an abstraction over internet sockets<\/span>
According to your logic, there is no value in having convenience, we should all be bitbanging our way to this imageboard.","time":1767190486,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720646,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:17:38","name":"Anonymous","com":"I'm starting to feel like choosing BTRFS was a mistake because of CoW.... For example VM disk images are using a CoW format by default in vm manager (QEMU KVM), which is problematic to stack on top of a BTRFS filesystem.....","time":1767190658,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720651,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:18:30","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720253<\/a>
>make a backup before doing things like this<\/span>
*always have multiple backups on multiple devices\/mediums plus at least one offsite","filename":"_","ext":".jpg","w":500,"h":947,"tn_w":65,"tn_h":124,"tim":1767190710075154,"time":1767190710,"md5":"2fcwXMJdhhv1vT7BUqbnHw==","fsize":116568,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720652,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:18:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720646<\/a>
And by problematic I mean that you simply have to be aware of stuff like this, if you aren't then your BTRFS volume is going to fragment badly over time... What else there is that I'm unaware of?","time":1767190723,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720696,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:26:33","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720646<\/a>
Its usually suggested to turn off COW for the directory that the vm disk images are stored in which can be done with chattr +C (or is it -C ?)
Bear in mind this will have no effect on already existing files only on newly crated files in that directory
Its also suggested to turn off COW for the directory that all your torrented linux ISOs are stored
Some distros might turn off COW for \/var\/lib\/libvirt\/images by default","time":1767191193,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720715,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:28:54","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720696<\/a>
I am creating an ubuntu server VM right now and chose RAW instead of QCOW2 for the disk image format and also I'm choosing EXT4 as filesystem for the VM. Shouldn't this be fine on top of BTRFS in a path that has CoW enabled (I have not disabled CoW anywhere)?","time":1767191334,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720723,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:30:07","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720626<\/a>
I actually found more more useful lol because it prints directly to the terminal and not in its own embedded window. Better for small files which I mostly work with.","time":1767191407,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720769,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)09:36:59","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720723<\/a>
If you don't need a pager you can just cat them","time":1767191819,"resto":107710984},{"no":107720939,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:00:47","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719636<\/a>
What's a rule chain topology? I just copy pasted a ruleset and adjusted it to my needs lmao. It's all very logical to me but my firewall is just a basic desktop one so idk what kind of wizardy could be done with it. Do you got things like port knocking?
>ufw taking care of both IPv4 and IPv6 at the same time means that I need half the commands and half the rules to get the job done<\/span>
But the screenshot posted shows separate v4 and v6 rules??
>>107720631<\/a>
Come on now.
>>107718130<\/a>
Right. I've used them for like compiling stuff and that's mostly it.","time":1767193247,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721008,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:13:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720715<\/a>
As far as i know raw is better than qcow2 for cow filesystems but there's a lot of features you miss out from qcow2
A better idea would be to turn off COW for the directory your vms are in and format the filesystem in the vm as btrfs or whatever other cow filesystem
I don't think you really need copy on write for vm disk images anyway when the disk image itself can handle it on its own, guess what the COW in QCOW2 stands for.","time":1767194025,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721018,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:15:31","name":"Anonymous","com":"Is there any area in which Debian is superior to Fedora?
I am asking because since a few months ago I started using the penguin OS, after having only used windows and falling into tinfoil hat rabbit holes.
I am now using debian on one laptop and fedora on the other one. It seems fedora has less problems making things work without that they suddenly stop working for no apparent reason.
Are both of them backdoored out the ass in more ways than we can comprehend or only fedora through SELinux?.","time":1767194131,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721032,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:17:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720723<\/a>
| is an extend
Read some archaic unix handbook
The 'usability' grows with your needs. Most normal users don't need that much, grep, awk etc.
Most of the documentation you read are from some turbo autists who don't care about usability or even about the fact how to teach other people.","time":1767194259,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721042,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:19:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721018<\/a>
I found apt easier to use than dnf, and I found it easier to update grub on debian based OS, but fedora was so smooth, and I wish I didn't have to use another OS just to get jellyfin working. I guess I could setup my unused desktop for jellyfin, but the processor is dated and I would have to do all my encoding on my main machine and then transfer. Just seems like a hassle.","time":1767194379,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721072,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:24:13","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721018<\/a>
>>Are both of them backdoored out the ass in more ways than we can comprehend or only fedora through SELinux?.<\/span>
Your CPU is backdoored. It doesn't matter which OS you use","time":1767194653,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721078,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:24:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721042<\/a>
thanks for not answering my questions at all.","time":1767194683,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721083,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:25:20","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721072<\/a>
I am not sure about that, I specifically bought a computer with HAP disabled IME","time":1767194720,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721088,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:25:46","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719623<\/a>
that's normal for wayland, yes.","time":1767194746,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721110,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:30:16","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721083<\/a>
don't expect the get a reply from the person I quoted, it's 4chan after all","time":1767195016,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721129,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:33:34","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721078<\/a>
You're welcome","time":1767195214,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721191,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:43:10","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721018<\/a>
>Is there any area in which Debian is superior to Fedora?<\/span>
yes, in being old as fuck
>without that they suddenly stop working for no apparent reason<\/span>
that shouldn't be the case on any distro
>Are both of them backdoored out the ass in more ways than we can comprehend or only fedora through SELinux?<\/span>
You have so no fucking clue what you're talking about I'll just give you the tl;dr: Nope","time":1767195790,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721243,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:50:07","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721018<\/a>
>backdoored fedora through SELinux<\/span>
wut","time":1767196207,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721255,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)10:51:46","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107719623<\/a>
Software cursor like other Anon said. GPU driver issue.","time":1767196306,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721420,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:09:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721032<\/a>
>Read some archaic unix handbook<\/span>
I'm reading "The Linux Command Line", because it's free and for beginners.","time":1767197391,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721459,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:13:49","name":"Anonymous","com":"Anyone have experience running Trisquel for at least 2 months? How was it and did it feel like security swiss cheese","time":1767197629,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721622,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:31:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107715429<\/a>
>metalheart<\/span>
>>107718239<\/a>
neat, i was looking into more of these styles for all my machines.
there was a thread on \/t\/ with bunch of them
https:\/\/archived.moe\/wg\/thread\/8117874\/","filename":"Untitled","ext":".jpg","w":1920,"h":1440,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":93,"tim":1767198686170865,"time":1767198686,"md5":"ZUuBwq9pi0kPc3LBuhIxDg==","fsize":695009,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721627,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:31:51","name":"Anonymous","com":">software is available for RHEL 10.1 and 9.7<\/span>
>want to bootstrap a container for it<\/span>
What distribution am I supposed to use? The actual Red Hat Enterprise Linux? Do they even hand out rootfstarballs? Ideally I'd take one of those instead of thednf --installroot blah<\/pre>","filename":"tar balls","ext":".jpg","w":1300,"h":940,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":90,"tim":1767198711096367,"time":1767198711,"md5":"UqXUEXX8FtCp32qRhxlbLg==","fsize":291077,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721664,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:36:24","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721627<\/a>
Sign-up for a RHEL account and you can use a copy in test, for FREE, with access to the repos.","time":1767198984,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721665,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:36:30","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721018<\/a>
not a question of which is better, is one of which one best suits your needs, retard.
apt is faster and has more software, debian doesnt babysit you like fedora and its lts\/stable nature is a great differential.
fedora is a bit more secure ootb and babysits you more, you get newer\/tested software every day and everything works inside of a faster realese cycle.
pick your poison or choose the one you feel more comfortable with.","filename":"1660599050756","ext":".gif","w":762,"h":750,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":123,"tim":1767198990051801,"time":1767198990,"md5":"LIRXvBo5iXBg+bHdg2H5bg==","fsize":250983,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721693,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:40:05","name":"Anonymous","com":">www.gnu.org\/distros\/free-distros.html<\/span>
>www.gnu.org\/distros\/common-distros.html<\/span>
Just how important is it to use a "free" linux distro?","time":1767199205,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721704,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:41:34","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721693<\/a>
Depends on you and depends with how much bullshit you can take from companies before you go tell them to fuck off.","time":1767199294,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721733,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:44:17","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721693<\/a>
Grow up.","time":1767199457,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721742,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:45:33","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721693<\/a>
What exactly are you doing with your computer? If you want to make a political statement it's very important, but if you're just trying to use your computer it is not gonna help you at all.","time":1767199533,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721752,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:47:05","name":"Anonymous","com":"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=gyvcPg8OdYw&list=RDgyvcPg8OdYw&start_r adio=1","time":1767199625,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721766,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:48:28","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721704<\/a>
Without those companies you can't use any pc.","time":1767199708,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721787,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:51:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721766<\/a>
I don't know what you're talking about, I built mine out of bamboo and raw iron I dug up from my backyard.","time":1767199861,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721833,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)11:56:03","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721693<\/a>
Holy autism, that's why no one takes ganno seriously.","time":1767200163,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721868,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:00:00","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721742<\/a>
I just don't want to go with free and then something stops working because
>whoops sorry but some of your components only use our very own ~proprietary drivers~ so it won't work without them teehee<\/span>","time":1767200400,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721897,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:03:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721868<\/a>
If you go with free, I doubt those things you fear will stop working ever worked in the first place. Free includes no proprietary drivers.
If only a proprietary driver exists for something, it doesn't work. Simple as.","time":1767200615,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721904,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:03:53","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721742<\/a>
Debatable. I can use my pc just fine without any proprietary stuff.
FLAC and x264 is all you need in terms of codecs.","time":1767200633,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721948,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:10:44","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721693<\/a>
BASED FSF","time":1767201044,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721959,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:12:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721948<\/a>
unbased, since they're hypocrites.
"It's fine if it's on a rom'","time":1767201155,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721972,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:13:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721868<\/a>
just dont buy ngreedia bro, its not that hard.","time":1767201236,"resto":107710984},{"no":107721973,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:14:08","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721904<\/a>
how are you using your hardware without its firmware? Codecs is something you can live without, your damn mainboard and cpu on the other hand, yeah, without them you have no pc.","time":1767201248,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722003,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:17:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721972<\/a>
>ngreedia<\/span>
I thought we all agreed it's NIGVIDIA now?","time":1767201421,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722018,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:18:35","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721904<\/a>
Most of the streaming platforms like Youtube have switched to AV1. So on many laptops the fan will spin up during playback because there is no power efficient hardware decoding.","time":1767201515,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722025,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:19:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721973<\/a>
Thinkpad T400 with X9100 core 2 duo and libreboot.","time":1767201562,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722032,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:20:06","name":"Anonymous","com":"Which distro have you used in 2025? Which distro are you gonna use in 2026?
For me, Debian.","time":1767201606,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722042,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:21:26","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>","filename":"fedoratip","ext":".gif","w":255,"h":245,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":120,"tim":1767201686745735,"time":1767201686,"md5":"mswvD6EdFc7lRA0OsSQcrA==","fsize":1780310,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722096,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:27:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
Arch, Ubuntu (forced), Debian (forced)","time":1767202039,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722126,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:31:48","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
Started off the year on Mint, gave Fedora a go, I enjoyed it, and then downgraded to Ubuntu LTS (Pro) for jellyfin, and that's been my daily driver for about six months now.","time":1767202308,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722134,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:32:31","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722042<\/a>
That's a stove topped hat though, not a fedora","time":1767202351,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722204,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:41:43","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
Arch and Debian","time":1767202903,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722239,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:47:19","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
>used in 2025<\/span>
debians - cbpp, siduction, truenas, proxmox, debian stable with guix packages.
gayming distros - nobara, cachyos, pikaos
>gonna use in 2026<\/span>
debian with nix
guix","filename":"1756750266965","ext":".jpg","w":5000,"h":2600,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":65,"tim":1767203239093130,"time":1767203239,"md5":"vUgoDmsTa2NrF7wZXeos2A==","fsize":1532744,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722254,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:51:07","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
>Which distro have you used in 2025?<\/span>
debian, some void and mostly fedora.
>Which distro are you gonna use in 2026?<\/span>
i plan to stay on debian. feels like home here.","filename":"linus with a debian t-shirt. sep 04, 2007","ext":".jpg","w":612,"h":816,"tn_w":93,"tn_h":125,"tim":1767203467722110,"time":1767203467,"md5":"ZGH+MuQOoU3E61DD1ySHmg==","fsize":106536,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722294,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)12:57:34","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
Debian
Debian","time":1767203854,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722316,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)13:00:56","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
Used in 2025:
>Ubuntu --> Fedora 42 --> Fedora 43<\/span>
>Mint (set up old family computers with it)<\/span>
Using in 2026:
>Fedora 43 --> Fedora 44<\/span>
>Or maybe something immutable like silverblue, maybe not<\/span>","filename":"Screenshot From 2025-12-31 11-56-36-min","ext":".png","w":3440,"h":1440,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":52,"tim":1767204056590828,"time":1767204056,"md5":"jXaDuOi+kDOfFHo+9SfWRg==","fsize":1018692,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722367,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)13:07:13","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
2025:
Mint
Nobara
Fedora
2026:
Fedora","time":1767204433,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722406,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)13:12:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107710984<\/a>
that desktop looks amazing
i really wish I wasn't a darkmode nigger, but idk my eyes just burn if I use light mode without turning the screen brightness down to the point where it loses it's aesthetic appeal","time":1767204742,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722434,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)13:16:13","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
I'm the noob that still uses Manjaro on one of my laptops. It just works.","time":1767204973,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722483,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)13:24:31","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
Switched to Xubuntu this year and will probably be on it for the lion's share of 2026 before switching to Debian, but I'm not gonna lie, I really miss Mint's polish even though its hard to customize.","time":1767205471,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722667,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)13:49:11","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722032<\/a>
>2024<\/span>
CachyOS
>2025<\/span>
CachyOS
>2026<\/span>
CachyOS
Simple as.","filename":"file","ext":".png","w":1340,"h":834,"tn_w":125,"tn_h":77,"tim":1767206951226664,"time":1767206951,"md5":"jJfRY1e13Mddl3vwiSGJAg==","fsize":125689,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722773,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)14:04:39","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720560<\/a>
I'm sure you have these public documents handy.
>>107720646<\/a>
Disable CoW for those VM disks.
I prefer LVM logical volumes for VM storage.","time":1767207879,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722796,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)14:07:54","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107720939<\/a>
>the screenshot posted shows separate v4 and v6 rules<\/span>
Hard to tell if bait or serious. Just in case not bait: two rules, one command.","time":1767208074,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722907,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)14:25:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107721018<\/a>
Debian is superior to fedora in every way aside from packages being updated quicker on fedora and their desktops being preconfigured out of the box much better than debian
There's a reason why many distros are based on debian and not fedora or whatever non-paywalled upstream rhel that still exists","time":1767209101,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722940,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)14:28:36","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722773<\/a>
Go search ubuntu spyware in your local search engine that may or may not be powered by ai and youll find those public documents easily
Make sure you opted out of their public usage statistics, uninstalled popcon, opted out of system reporting (but the first system report still gets sent so that they know you opted out)","time":1767209316,"resto":107710984},{"no":107722958,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)14:32:01","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722940<\/a>
>schizo ramblings<\/span>
As expected.","time":1767209521,"resto":107710984},{"no":107723136,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)14:52:26","name":"Anonymous","com":"Does Debian have any vulnerabilities due to its old packages? I've been planning to run a server lately, there's a specific package needed that isn't available for my distro, though it's available for Debian.","time":1767210746,"resto":107710984},{"no":107723316,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)15:10:22","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107723136<\/a>
The biggest vulnerability is a user who doesn't know what they're doing","time":1767211822,"resto":107710984},{"no":107723322,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)15:10:45","name":"Anonymous","com":">>107722958<\/a>
>this much denial<\/span>
Are you a bot?","time":1767211845,"resto":107710984},{"no":107723337,"now":"12\/31\/25(Wed)15:12:06","name":"Anonymous","com":">hmm what's up with that question mark on my wifi symbol<\/span>
>apparently the online check failed but internet works<\/span>
>dig through the networkmanager files<\/span>
>\/usr\/lib\/NetworkManager\/conf.d\/20-connectivity.conf<\/span>