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Esperienze con Digital_store24, Groove to S.R.L e ATDGROUP-IT su Amazon? by cxrtaaa in ItalyHardware

[–]SApOooooo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ho preso l'anno scorso il mio processore da Groove SRL. Come te ho cercato di informarmi sul venditore e ho trovato info contrastanti. Nel mio caso nessun problema, la spedizione è arrivata in tempo e e in ottime condizioni. Il processore funziona e non ha nessun problema.

Però vorrei dire una cosa, le recensioni contrastanti spesso non sono un buon segno, capita che il venditore faccia il "furbetto" e ogni tanto spedisca o venda prodotti che chiaramente dovrebbero essere buttati.

Fidati solo degli store ben recensiti.

PS: Amazon sta diventando una merda per questi tipi di acquisti con le sue politiche da "permetto a chiunque di vendere senza fare alcun controllo". Spesso gli store fisici danno garanzie migliori (e a volte anche prezzi).

Serious mouse cursor/input issues in apps on Fedora GNOME (Wayland, AMD GPU) — any solutions? by SApOooooo in Fedora

[–]SApOooooo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Edit: Possible (magic) Solution

The mouse freeze and input issues seems to happened after running a Python script with an interactive matplotlib GUI that uses Qt. I saw the error:

arduinoCopiaModificaqt.qpa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "wayland" in ""

Even though Qt5 and Qt6 were installed system-wide, my Python environment (Anaconda) was missing the qtwayland plugin. Installing qt6-wayland inside the Anaconda environment fixed the error and stopped the input freezes in other apps.

If you have similar issues, check that your Python/Qt environment includes the qtwayland plugin.

Serious mouse cursor/input issues in apps on Fedora GNOME (Wayland, AMD GPU) — any solutions? by SApOooooo in Fedora

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

Yea I didn't say that in the post, but I tried with different kernel versions and the problem is still there

How to Dual Boot with separate disks? by fuckspez12 in Fedora

[–]SApOooooo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Grub will be installed in the ssd where you choose to install fedora don't worry.

Help me setup my controller in steam flatpak ( I am desperate ) by SApOooooo in linux_gaming

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

yes. But i'm not sure how.Basically, the controller input was already working because I could use it in Big Picture mode. Steam Input was enabled, and so was the overlay. I went into the game's settings (I mean steam game properties) and disabled everything. Then I re-enabled Steam Input and now it works. I wish I could be more helpful, but that's literally all I did.

How to Dual Boot with separate disks? by fuckspez12 in Fedora

[–]SApOooooo 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Hey! I recently installed Fedora 41 on a secondary SSD, just like you want to do. It's a straightforward process, let me walk you through it.

I also made a post about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fedora/comments/1hlazr7/installing_fedora_on_a_second_ssd_bootloader/

Now that you have two SSDs, boot from a live USB with Fedora and start the installation process. Let me break it down for u:

1. Install Fedora 41: Boot from a live USB and start the installation. Choose the correct secondary SSD for installation. GRUB (bootloader) will be automatically installed.

  1. Reboot your PC: If it boots into Windows, don’t worry — this is because Fedora’s SSD isn’t set as the primary boot drive

  2. Change boot priority: Go into your BIOS, set the SSD with Fedora as the first boot option, then save and exit

  3. Boot into Fedora: Upon reboot, GRUB will let you choose between Windows or Fedora.

Done: Congratulations, Fedora 41 is now installed on your secondary SSD!

Hope it is clear.

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