Otherwise the high seas are also an option.
It's the best for normal users (price vs performance), not for VR pros or the best experience possible.
Mandatory: fuck Facebook / Meta
I was running a Vanilla+ Minecraft server and was wondering why my plugin was not working. I had forgotten to unzip it before uploading it to the Ubuntu server vm and didn't know how to unzip on Linux. So I just unzipped it in windows and re transferred the file. Yaay RSync.
Otherwise just basic mistakes command in the wrong folder type of stuff.
This factorio has a native linux cliënt!
I have premium and use revanced, I agree.
What do you mean "a mental break from the game" the factory must grow!
The factory must grow! Im over 1700h help me
Citroën C3, although I have only ever driven in 4 vehicles: Mercedes C180, Mazda MX5 Miata (thanks @EddoWagt@feddit.nl), a RV fiat ducato ..... And the Citroen.
I wouldn't say the car is terrible. But for the same money you could have gotten way better stuff. The best thing about it is the giant front windscreen.
I second this I've got a remarkable 2, it's great.
I thought that was just a meme name. Not like a real one.
AHH I see, I thought of the firelord as the main villain. But I agree with you.
Alright, I'm intrigued. Could you explain why?
I know it has been fixed in a kernel patch for the other 95x0 models and should be ready in some 6+ kernels but I'm not sure for the 9500
I've already switched to pipe wire, didn't change a thing for me unfortunately.
I did try using a live boot of fedora a few months ago (kernel 6+) but it didn't work there
Hi al, I just did a fresh install of linux mint and I don't have any audio on my internal subwoofers. Dell XPS 9500. I made a post about it on the linux mint forums, which contains more info and "progress" but no luck so far.
I have already found and set my subwoofers to the internal speakers LFE via HDAJackRetask now I need to have them actually get a signal. I hope one of you amazing peeps is able to help me.
Edit:
Okay it has been a productive evening. So from reading this thread on bugzilla.kernel.org it seems that the subwoofers are working and actually are playing audio. The speaker fix seem to have been added somewhere before kernel 5.15 (This is for the 9500, which sets the same quirk as is set for the 9510.) What it currently looks like what the problem is that there is a high pass filter for the tweeters which also get applied to the subwoofers. Which means that the subwoofers are effectively producing no output even tough they are getting an input. I currently have no clue how to mitigate this. The bugzilla.kernel.org thread is really worth reading!
Wait you can get shocked on a car battery??? I thought 12V was too low for you to feel.
Yes it's all about mental age and mindset.
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