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Yeah woah, these questions were supposed to narrow it down but instead gave me way to many options most of which weren’t all that suitable at all.
I ain’t got no brain or no sane. I’m insane in the membrane.
Yeah woah, these questions were supposed to narrow it down but instead gave me way to many options most of which weren’t all that suitable at all.
Joplin explains on their website that it’s for preformance that they use a database rather than flat files.
That’s the one. Been so long since I set it up.
Upgrades can be done by either bumping the package version number in the config or using “latest” which will pull the latest version, the running the up command again.
You can automate this with a package called Watchtower which will check daily for updates for the ones you config with the latter.
Have they gotten rid of snap yet in this release?
I’m brave running Plasma on Wayland with Nvidia and it mostly works too. I have the same glitches and things as well.
Sounds like a skill issue on your behalf.
In practice right now it can be a bit schetchy tbh. Finding and subscribing to them is flakey and searching can be a bit hit and miss too.
When it does all work both smoothly and seemlessly then we’ll be golden.
Ventoy is brilliant and it’s a shame more people don’t know about it.
I believe the Kubuntu KDE desktop was on Wayland but I can’t remember for sure. The fact that just moving a window around or opening the application menu screen tears on a 3080 even after messing with vsync and running in performance mode was a massive disappointment. I can’t believe NVidia preforms so absolutely terrible like this at all on Linux.
The XFCE spin was broken because the installer is currently broken, it wasn’t a graphics issue at all.
I’d just rather install Windows at that point :(
There’s no reason a desktop environment shouldn’t be a smooth experience on Nvidia anyway. It isn’t the most graphically resource intensive thing ever.
Sadly my work requires CUDA.
I’ve tried shifting parts to AMD in the past (both in house stuff and 3rd party alternatives) and the performance and experience was pretty terrible in comparison.
Being Nvidia, I know the issue probably lies there, but I’m sure the experience used to be a lot better than it currently is.
I think it’s shifting I’m just not sure where exactly.
Maybe it is Endeavour / Mint and I should give them a whirl too.
Ubuntu is fine as a gateway drug imo. It hasn’t made the best decisions over time though, but I appreciate it’s contribution regardless.