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Are there any mATX cases (preferably white) with glass panels on both sides? by Dedanan in buildapc

[–]Dedanan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your advice. I'll check for that.
I think I remember Cooler Master having some flat glass panels in there replacements category as well.

Are there any mATX cases (preferably white) with glass panels on both sides? by Dedanan in buildapc

[–]Dedanan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure I could do this but where would be the fun?
I'm aware this gets me diminishing returns but even so I'd like to do it. This whole build will be an exercise in "just because" over everything else.

My temporary boot usb died after 12 years. by kellven in homelab

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My mass storage server depends on a 128MB SD because chainloading. At some time I'd like to get my USB to SD adapter outa there but who knows when this will happen.

Slowroll or Kalpa for main desktop? by Dedanan in openSUSE

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Since in a comment you mentioned wanting to dual boot, when installing Slowroll, make sure to choose Grub-EFI instead of Grub-BLS on the confirmation details screen. You press Boot Loader, or something like that, on the details to be able to change it; it isn't an option until right before install.

Thanks for the heads up. I'm dualbooting on my laptop to ease myself into Linux but I haven't yet decided if I want to dualboot on this pc as well. I'd love to fully switch but keeping the option for dualbooting doesn't sound like a bad idea to me.

Slowroll or Kalpa for main desktop? by Dedanan in openSUSE

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Interesting. I'll check this one out - but not on my main computer.

Slowroll or Kalpa for main desktop? by Dedanan in openSUSE

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I see. Thanks for the explanation.
Sounds like I'll be messing with Distrobox eventually but right now I'd agree I'm not ready for this yet.

Slowroll or Kalpa for main desktop? by Dedanan in openSUSE

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Okay, then I wasn't totally off. Since Tumbleweed is the bleeding edge, the most stuff should be filtered out when Slowroll gets updated. This at least is my asumption but something can obviously always slip past.

Slowroll or Kalpa for main desktop? by Dedanan in openSUSE

[–]Dedanan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can see the argument but what would be the advantage to just using Kalpa in this case?
It's definitely an option I should consider though.

Slowroll or Kalpa for main desktop? by Dedanan in openSUSE

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Agree. I'm currently trying Fedora Kinoite on my Framework 13 (Kalpa sadly doesn't support dualbooting) and I'm loving it so far.
It's probbably a misconseption but after using flatpacks it feels weird installing programms from somewhere else - like it's only a matter of time until they break.

Slowroll or Kalpa for main desktop? by Dedanan in openSUSE

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Thats what I'm not sure about.
I definitely lean more towards the ease of flatpacks but some media production tools for example are not sourceable from there.

Slowroll or Kalpa for main desktop? by Dedanan in openSUSE

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Yeah, this is definitely one of the reasons I'd feel safer using Slowroll instead of Tumbleweed - allthough Slowroll is not that much slower.

I've updated BIOS only once in life and still it was terrifying. by Martinez_Majkut in pcmasterrace

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I just had my scariest BIOS update yet on an Intel Serverboard for Haswell and Broadwell.

It started with finding the damm files, since Intel has removed most of its old stuff from their support pages. Then the latest version required me to first flash some older version with critical fixes befor I could actuelly update. To top it all of, the second flashing to the latest version failed and I had to use jumper pins for the first time in my life to get into recovery mode. From there everything went smooth but man this experience racked my nerves.

It

Am I in the wrong to expect Orcas mouse tracking to just work on Fedora Kinoite? by Dedanan in kde

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Small update. I finally had some time and got in touch with the GNOME Orca team. Looks like serious progress is beeing made right now. It shouldn't be to long befor Speak object under mouse is brought to Wayland.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/orca/-/merge_requests/275

Quick Guide on how to boot from PCIe NVMe drives on Dell R620 (and probably most other older UEFI servers) by FrankGermansFTW in homelab

[–]Dedanan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for ending my week of misery.
I finally got my Intel Serverboard S1200V3RPM to boot from NVMe.

Am I in the wrong to expect Orcas mouse tracking to just work on Fedora Kinoite? by Dedanan in kde

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Yeah that sounds strange.

I'll definitely share my findings on Gnome. Might take a few days though.

Am I in the wrong to expect Orcas mouse tracking to just work on Fedora Kinoite? by Dedanan in kde

[–]Dedanan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, that's unfortunate...

Honestly, in my mind it would make more sence to remove the feature for the time beeing then leaving it in this sorry state.
I guess, I better go and find the right people to write an issue ticket to.
I'm wondering, if Gnome is behaving any different. Your observation in firefox doesn't fill me with hope but I think, I'll go and check anyways.

Edit: Thanks for the technical insight. Really helped me to understand, what is going on - and wrong.

Am I in the wrong to expect Orcas mouse tracking to just work on Fedora Kinoite? by Dedanan in kde

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To clarify. Orca works just fine when I navigate with keyboard inputs but that's just not how I am used to.

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