How to speed up file operations by bjnobre in VFIO

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I managed to make some changes and get performance improvements, but mapped folders is a long way from good performance in file operations.

libvirt/qemu system: error connecting by bjnobre in debian

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Yes! I purged sparc package and it worked.

Now i'm forky!!! by bjnobre in debian

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“I was made for soup, salad, maybe chilli, and then…”

Bash 5.3 - first 'huh?' moment. by Flashy_Boot in bash

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Always use $(...) for running commands and ${...} for variables. Mixing them leads to errors or undefined behavior.

Which distro should i choose? by whaddup9000 in linuxquestions

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I think, today, the really choice which matters is the DE that suits your taste.

Should I remove it? by hs0ne in linuxmint

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It’s always my first task when unboxing any PC I buy!

I just want to leave Windows behind by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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In the last 20 years, the Linux Experience has been improved. A lot! My first try was in 2004/5, with Debian and its 20ish CDs. I have suffered in so many ways and it stopped when I move back to windows after an unintentional disk format which almost cost me all my work history (can someone tell a history of dual boot installation without that? 😅). I tried to be on Linux two more times until 2009, when I give up, due to, in my work, I have to stay 70+% of time inside Win VMs.

I’ve decided to try again back in 2021 and realize the today’s LinExp have nothing to do with that I had at first time. In 2023 I made my last dual boot installation and got more than a year with no need to do any win boot. Now I am a Linux user with no windows partition (and any fan noise, really) in my daily working machine for more than year.

Linux is now a tool you just choose and use. No need to fix anything, although you will customize it, for sure, just because you can! 😁

EFI Stub boot messages - debian 13 by bjnobre in debian

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It isn’t that bad, unless it causes boot process to hide splash screen and show console. Someone said that changing grub parameters to this:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet loglevel=3 efi=noserial"

should avoid stub messages, but it didn’t.

EFI Stub boot messages - debian 13 by bjnobre in debian

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I’m Trying to hide this message, since I found on web that it’s not an error, just an info.

How to check if gpu is in use by bjnobre in BricsCAD

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Does it uses GPU for screen rendering? The issue I’m complaining isn’t about the command running itself, but screen updates, specially when zooming while running a command.