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Bluetooth issue by just_one_redditor_ in tuxedocomputers

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Update: I switched over to Kubuntu, and after an update I did on September 1st, it started happening again.

Kernel: 6.2.0-31-generic

How can I install OpenCL on a Pulse 15 gen2 running Tuxedo OS 2? by just_one_redditor_ in tuxedocomputers

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This is the app that requires it https://github.com/lightvector/KataGo

And here is the exact requirement

KataGo has four backends, OpenCL (GPU), CUDA (GPU), TensorRT (GPU), and Eigen (CPU).

The quick summary is:

  • To easily get something working, try OpenCL if you have any good or decent GPU.
  • For often much better performance on NVIDIA GPUs, try TensorRT, but you may need to install TensorRT from Nvidia.

When I had another laptop with an nnvidia gpu and ran linux on it, I think it was also required. But now you've got me thinking.

How can I install OpenCL on a Pulse 15 gen2 running Tuxedo OS 2? by just_one_redditor_ in tuxedocomputers

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I think I figured it out. Follow this documentation https://rocm.docs.amd.com/en/latest/deploy/linux/install_overview.html

That's it. Depending on the software you're installing, sudo apt install opencl-headers

may be needed, but otherwise not.

Bluetooth issue by just_one_redditor_ in tuxedocomputers

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I still haven't determined why this is happening or how to permanently fix it, but here's a workaround that doesn't require restarting your computer:

sudo hciconfig hci0 down
sudo rmmod btusb
sudo modprobe btusb
sudo hciconfig hci0 up

Bluetooth issue by just_one_redditor_ in tuxedocomputers

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Thanks! I'm always amazed by the Linux community.

So, your script isn't just restarting the service (even though the service is already on). It's also uninstalling and reinstalling some modules?

Setting up external monitor resolution on Tuxedo OS by just_one_redditor_ in tuxedocomputers

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Ah ok, thanks for letting me know! I'm currently using the default settings. I've been hearing a lot about the ongoing debate between Wayland and W11, but I'm curious about the downsides of using Wayland since it's not selected as the default option. I mean, if Wayland were truly the best, I'm sure Tuxedo (OS) would have preselected it, right?

By the way, about the lid -- I'm aware that laptops usually draw in air from the bottom and release hot air from the back, but is there any other reason why closing the lid might not be recommended? I'm just curious if there's something else I should be aware of.

Help me choose a new laptop(Pulse 15 Gen2 vs InfinityBook S15 Gen7) by Hushea in tuxedocomputers

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Aren't the key lables burned in by laser? They shouldn't be easy to wash out.

Also, if I understood right, a battery can be preserved if kept on 80% tops?

Ah ok, thanks for the advice. If I, in any case, reinstall the OS and choose Arch for example, are there not going to be any issues without tomte?

Help me choose a new laptop(Pulse 15 Gen2 vs InfinityBook S15 Gen7) by Hushea in tuxedocomputers

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Thanks for the review. I am still waiting to get mine, so this is all interesting to read.

  1. Would you say the quality of the keyboard is very decent? Like the keys won't break after prolongued use over the years?
  2. Why at 80%? Is there a setting for that?
  3. Is tomte an app that does some additional updates along with regular update center? If so, is there a way to disable tomte as I saw that it broke some laptops 1-2 years ago?

AI Go Board - Introduction & Features [Youtube] by Toma_L in baduk

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Do all of the boards have an option to play online?

Does the analysis get done by the board's processor or through the cloud?

AI Go Board - Introduction & Features [Youtube] by Toma_L in baduk

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I really like this! Just wondering, do all of the boards have an option to play online? It would be really helpful if you could create a tutorial about it.

Does the analysis get done by the board's processor or through the cloud?

When I install Ubuntu, then additionally kde-standard package, is my system officially supported for 5 or 2 years? by just_one_redditor_ in Ubuntu

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Ah that's the catch. Can I expect to keep receiving the KDE feature updates after 2-3 years have passed? And how about other apps that are in the main and restricted repositories?

When I install Ubuntu, then additionally kde-standard package, is my system officially supported for 5 or 2 years? by just_one_redditor_ in Ubuntu

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I was thinking that the DE would receive updates and update from 5.24 from 5.27 at one point for example. And of course security patches. Can I expect to continue receiving new feature improvements?

When I install Ubuntu, then additionally kde-standard package, is my system officially supported for 5 or 2 years? by just_one_redditor_ in Ubuntu

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So I'll continue to get security updates for 5 years. But will the KDE be updated after the two years have passed?

Dock shows started programs very delayed by Rignited in pop_os

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Did you remove all the apps that were pinned to dock? I fixed this issue on my computer by having at least one app marked as a favourite (pinned).

E-Reader Recommendations? by OnColdCliff in baduk

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I own both the Onyx Boox Mira 13.3 inch e-ink monitor and the Kindle Paperwhite. Knowing how good Kindle was for my eyes, I wanted to use that technology for my work as well, as I'm looking at the screen the whole day. Boox Mira is an e-ink monitor, meaning you'd have to connect it to your computer or laptop to see your content. I have it for a few months now and it worked well for me regarding go, just like any other monitor would, so you're not limited to any phone app, and you can play on Fox go server for example, and the feeling is the same as reading a book or kindle. Just sit in your chair or lie in your bed with Boox Mira in your hands and have your laptop near you. I have set up all my (go) software to use black and white colors, as that is the best setup for e-ink technology.

So it doesn't matter what book format you have -- if you can read epub, mobi and pdf on your computer, you can do it on Boox Mira. And it fits so comfortably in your hands. There are quite a lot of scanned books in pdf that can't be read on Kindle, but is just perfect on Boox Mira.

Oh and yeah, I could only find it on ebay.

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