Thanks for the analysis and comparisons. I agree that the spotlight was too much on the image compression which is not really the main advantage of this rendering technique.

My main takeaway from this video was not that this should be used for image compression but that this is viable for 3D scene rendering in real time. Yes, the compression is impressive vs JPEG but there are better image formats with better compression… however this technique is done in real time so the processing speed is viable for 3D scene rendering.

I feel like most people are comparing only quality vs file size but speed should also be a big factor in those comparisons.

I’m at the 2nd Fedora stage but I feel like I skipped too many steps to get there.

Early Steam Deck had also just 8GB RAM and featured a Zen+ based Ryzen 7 3700U.

I experience the same thing every time I decide to try KDE on any distro.

It’s to see that there are other people doing the same. The whole point is to show that there are people out there with the same mindset. The point is not to celebrate clippy, it’s just means to show the commitment.

Deciding on what is the best distro

I don’t even bother with codecs. I just install Haruna for videos and Amberol and it plays everything just fine.

We just need to show that ChatGPT and alike can generate Nintendo based content and let it fight out between them

Dad, you forgot to take your meds again!

Sooo… Do they know you can watch YT without having to log in?

I doubt it. Who’s actually buying RDNA4 for FSR4?

I think I’ve actually touched CD/DVD for the last time in 2012/2013… I should be fine

They also limit you by installing some stuff you’d like to get working. It’s a double edge sword. I’m not saying you can’t get around it but for newbie it can be a big hurdle.

I just use regular Fedora 42 Workstation and it works without issues. Bazzite is basically gaming focused Fedora 42 Silverblue (immutable) but I personally don’t like immutability.

CachyOS is worth a try as well, that’s a gaming focused Arch distro, though I just like Fedora too much and didn’t enjoy using CachyOS

Honestly though, any of those will work fine for you, especially if you have no point of reference to compare in between them.

Gave CachyOS a try over weekend and I’m back to Fedora. It’s not really appealing to me at all but I can see why people like it.

Honestly, I’m 195cm so in all likelihood I’m mortal than most people on average

You’ll get it once when you access Non-Steam library for thw first time. If you refuse it you’ll never see it again

Will give that a try tommorrow. Thanks for suggestion I had no idea ffmpeg can do this

Yes, it’s Gnome Software. Discover = Gnome Software… the default app finder that comes with the OS once you install it. It’s not like I’ve installed a different app searcher for some reason.

By the way. AFter fresh install I’ve installed GSConnect directly from extensions and it immediatelly shows up in the menu by default. The GSConnect from Discover store shows as not installed. Also nowhere in the Discover store it says it’s an extensions.

They really need to make this more clear tbh, it’s very confusing for people who never used it.