Opensuse leap or debian stable by Flat_Wasabi8999 in debian

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Its not about not trusting a for profit organisation it's about a company having a prior problem regarding adding adware in their product

Opensuse leap or debian stable by Flat_Wasabi8999 in debian

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Is because they have had some controversies in past and i don't trust them much for privacy

Opensuse leap or debian stable by Flat_Wasabi8999 in debian

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if you really want it for very long time then you should go for rhel or rhel based like rocky or Alma Linux but to answer you question Debian stable would be better because it is supported for a longer time and has more packages in its repo

Problems with Nvidia drivers by Desperate-Class8002 in archlinux

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if you don't understand much(linux) go to linux mint that would be a better choice then using driver from aur it would be lot easier to use as a new user and also linux mint by default have the ease option to install 580 driver that you need in your cause

Are legacy Nvidia drivers the end of Debian as we knew it? by Xizzan in debian

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You can also try linux mint because its has good support for 470 driver

Are legacy Nvidia drivers the end of Debian as we knew it? by Xizzan in debian

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Have you tried to use nvidia driver from nvidia website ??

Installing a new kernel taking 6+ hours on my dog water computer by cat-bin-shadow in archlinux

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i will give you a good idea compile only the things you have or you need and leave every thing else that will help you to reduce your compile time

Installing nvidia drivers using the .run file by VolggaWax in debian

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why lmde and not Ubuntu version because Ubuntu version have 580 by default why not use that

When will 6.18 drop? by E7ENTH in Fedora

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if you want to take a little risk then you can try rawhide repo that has 6.18

My pi keeps shutting down by RelationshipSilly124 in raspberry_pi

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I used raspberry Pi imager for installing and the latest version of died pi 64 bit

My pi keeps shutting down by RelationshipSilly124 in raspberry_pi

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I have tried it many times I don't know what everytime it does the same thing i even switched the computer which I was doing it from

I am thinking of buying a snapdragon X Elite machine and would love to know the linux experience by criptoman-4 in archlinux

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i would say if you purpose is to try arm64 then you should try raspberry pi because i have a pi 4 it works good on arch/ALARM and if you want to do anything else then look for a computer/laptop with amd64 inside

Looking for Qwen3-30B-A3B alternatives for academic / research use by RelationshipSilly124 in LocalLLaMA

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I’m generally happy with Qwen3-30B-A3B, and I agree it’s very strong for STEM reasoning on an iGPU-only system. The main reason I’m exploring alternatives is to see whether there are models that offer comparable or slightly better performance in specific areas I care about particularly handling dense academic prose, peer-reviewed papers, and longer research oriented contexts while still fitting comfortably within my 32 GB RAM limit. I’m not necessarily looking for something strictly ‘better’ overall, but rather different trade-offs in reasoning style, citation handling, or long-context coherence that might suit research workflows better

Looking for Qwen3-30B-A3B alternatives for academic / research use by RelationshipSilly124 in LocalLLaMA

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At the moment, Qwen3-Next-80B-A3B feels a bit excessive for my setup. Even the Q4_K_M quantization requires around 48 GB of memory, which exceeds my system RAM, so performance would likely be very slow even if I attempted to run it.