Load in compatibility mode then
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kelebek333/nvidia-legacy
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-340 xorg-modulepath
Reboot in normal mode
Load in compatibility mode then
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kelebek333/nvidia-legacy
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-340 xorg-modulepath
Reboot in normal mode
It one of reason why i don’t like entire arm stack and ideas they put it in it. It wild garden without any standardised and closed gardgen of which vendor and mostly and the worst part is that most people are totally okay with it because 'the battery life is great. We are literally regressing thirty years in terms of hardware ownership. On x86, there’s an expectation of a ‘common language’ between the OS and the silicon, but the ARM ecosystem is a fragmented disaster of proprietary silos. Because there’s no UEFI and no ACPI for the vast majority of consumer ARM chips, the hardware can’t even describe itself to the operating system. You’re stuck relying on Device Trees hard-coded maps of the hardware that are almost always closed-source or trapped in some vendor’s stagnant 5.x kernel fork.
If the manufacturer decides to stop supporting your device, it doesn’t matter if the silicon is still powerful; it becomes a paperweight because you can’t just ‘install a clean OS’ on it. You’re a tenant on your own device, praying that some developer on a forum spends a year reverse-engineering the proprietary blobs just so you can get basic GPU acceleration or Wi-Fi working on a mainline kernel.
We’ve traded the ‘General Purpose Computer’ for a disposable appliance model. We’re letting vendors kill off the concept of standardized firmware in exchange for slightly better efficiency, and by the time people realize they don’t actually own the ‘stack’ they paid for, it’ll be too late to demand an open standard. It’s a walled garden where the walls are made of undocumented registers and signed bootloaders that treat the owner like an intruder
Depends from wish of tinkering otherwise nixos very stable and not breaking between upgrades at all


Yeah true but if u wanna play with friends on own server it not problem


For me it was replacement for Skype when it became shit in 2016


U can pirate Minecraft in this case just easy I think it justifies
I don’t know yet how good Gemini about it,but I think https://deepwiki.com/ this tool will overkill anything for now
I think u missing broadcast route sudo ip route add broadcast 255.255.255.255 dev <your network interface>
It helped me for trackmania 2 carbon and splinter cell conviction
Are in u same lan with them? Or using some VPN/tunneling software
Unfortunately not my case nobody care here about and most orgs require docx
By requiring docx format in the end?
Not much suitable for software development in normal classic way, all ur building tools u will have to run in distrobox or similar ways, u can disable read only file systems but it loose all point it basically just arch linux
Better use systemd-oomd it comes with systemd already on arch and works pretty well
Screen sharing of rustdesk on hyperfland/sway or others similars de are mess, things simply doesn’t work, drag and drop between virtual box and host system is mess once it works once it not


Value if u know how much damage to boss with exact value it can be filtered much faster ,or u can find own health and freeze it


Other idea increase ur health using not game console but with using cheat engine ,find pointer to ur health
Any popular distro


The best we can do is just wait when price will fall down after ai bubble will explode
stick with Linux Mint 21.3 . It’s the last version where the xorg-modulepath-fix package is supported. On Mint 22 , this package is missing, and the legacy driver will likely fail due to the newer kernel changes