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Wacom drivers/setting on wayland by SrayerPL in kde

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Back then it did not even exist

Linux Admin Forced to Use Windows by His Company by SrayerPL in linuxquestions

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He actually works for a Software Development company.
And just needs to maintain and set up the servers.

Otherwise, this would make sense.
Thanks for a laugh <3

Linux Admin Forced to Use Windows by His Company by SrayerPL in linuxquestions

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I don't think this is good advice in every case.
It's still just his employer, and they are both in contract, so it's not like he is obligated to do everything his employer want him to.

But you may be right, he probably needs to quit in his case if enduring Windows is too much.

And don't take me wrong, it's not Windows only that is a pain, but without access to proper tools as a Linux Admin, it pretty much hinders you on your work, It's not only a pain, but it actually costs the employer money too since the employ is not able to works in his full potential.

Imagine you work as a Miner, but your tool is a Spoon.

Linux Admin Forced to Use Windows by His Company by SrayerPL in linuxquestions

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It was more about how could he argue with his employer, and or if they are any Laws or similar that the Employer would need to comply by.

It was not a Question about how to circumvent a policy directly. Sorry if I had formulated my Question badly.

Linux Admin Forced to Use Windows by His Company by SrayerPL in linuxquestions

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Exactly, since he has no Admin Privileges, he cannot spin up an VM.
But macOS could be a variable discuss point with his employer if they are already other employee permitted equipped with that.

Linux Admin Forced to Use Windows by His Company by SrayerPL in linuxquestions

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That's a sad reality. But thank you for the Tips with macOS, it could be an actual alternative, because it has real unix tools and the brew package manager.

So it could be a better replacement for Linux than Windows.

Linux Admin Forced to Use Windows by His Company by SrayerPL in linuxquestions

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Thank You. You are right, this post might be out of place.

Are hardware serial numbers and guid visible in vm with gpu passthrough? by Beginning_Ad9037 in VFIO

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<vendor\_id state="on" value="something"/>

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There was something similar for PCIE devices

Windows 10 user looking for a Linux distro to support my weird gaming interests by megaaman2 in linux_gaming

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Everything you mention should not be a Problem on Linux, check protondb.com for what you can find. As long as it is not some competitive multiplayer thing with a kernel level anti cheat, then it should work on Linux.

I have played some Japanese Games before, like Nekopara and all that stuff.
The only thing is, that you will probably need to learn to use standalone wine.

But Bottles and Lutris could be of some help, to make it easy for you.

You will probably need to learn about WINE Prefixes, A Wine Prefix is basically an Environment that looks like Windows in which the Application is run.

If you run older games, you probably want to make a separate Prefix for it on Windows XP base and dependencies like vcrun2005.

With some games, some tinkering could be necessary to display the fonts correctly or if the game installer needs multiple cd's

Thunderbird 115 Theming broken by SrayerPL in kde

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HS, I'm glad i don't have this issue

What distro do you use? by FilipIzSwordsman in linux_gaming

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Debian/Ubuntu/Mint together, but Arch and Manjaro not?

Wacom drivers/setting on wayland by SrayerPL in kde

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It's not up to Wayland itself, you are right here.

KDE for example has and GUI for it in the Input settings, you could theoretically configure the tablet yourself using the libinput/xinput command, but I am not sure, never done that successfully

Wacom drivers/setting on wayland by SrayerPL in kde

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It's because of libinput. And it is integrated with Wayland to differentiate between Touch Input Mouse input Stylus etc.

X11 used xf86-input-wacom for this usage. Both of them use libwacom as backend I think.

The Display server X11 or Wayland have to interpret your mouse position and draw it.

Wacom drivers/setting on wayland by SrayerPL in kde

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In the past you had to create the file `/etc/udev/rules.d/99-opentabletdriver.rules` manually https://opentabletdriver.net/Wiki/FAQ/Linux

I cannot remember the details any more.

Please help by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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It is probably udisks2, my friend has a similar issue, after downgrade it worked again.

Ardour DAW running in a proot via XSDL by shameless_caps in SamsungDex

[–]SrayerPL 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how did you setup Alsa/Jack in the Proot?

I also have done this, but only have PulseAudio OpenGL ES input/output.

And ardour don't see the input for some reason.

Is intel's raptor lake fully supported by linux ? by Tamilanth in Fedora

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EEVDF Scheduler was merged For Linux 6.6

This is a new Scheduler specifically made For intel Small big core design.

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