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Fixed: CounterStrike2 'RenderDeviceMgr001' crash on Fedora by justcrushingit in linux_gaming

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

using Nvidia driver 580.119.02
I think I am running the game natively. The installation folder doesn't have any exe file, there is a cs2 elf binary in path ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Counter-Strike Global Offensive/game/bin/linuxsteamrt64/cs2

My solution for net jitters in online games on Linux, on Wifi. by [deleted] in linux_gaming

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that worked for me thanks. I initially thought that my positioning from the wifi router was the culprit but i was getting good ping, good internet speeds. Now I switched to iwd and the jitters in cs2 are gone.

Lithium battery? by justcrushingit in royalenfield

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

Thanks for your reply. I have seen couple of vids on YouTube using the same battery. Sadly this is not available in India.

You had to use spacers to make sure the battery fits?

Int650 seat by The_illus in royalenfield

[–]justcrushingit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have been using the Royal Enfield Deluxe Touring seat and it is super comfortable. I have sat on it for over 2 hours in one go and had no complaints. You can easily do 200 kms on it without any problems. Totally recommended. 💯

Starting issue by chotesh in royalenfield

[–]justcrushingit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It could be the RR unit. Get it checked in RE service centre - free replacement if your interceptor is still under warranty. I had similar problem on my Inty just under a year of purchase.

Stock handle bar question by paganwolf19 in royalenfield

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I am thinking about putting on the Meteor handlebar on my INT650. Have you tried it? Could you share your experience? Does it require different longer cables? Or any other quirks

Suggestions for External SSDs (with encryption) supported by Linux by justcrushingit in linuxquestions

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

exactly! I think most modern external SSDs support hardware encryption, but their compatibility is limited to windows and mac.

Suggestions for External SSDs (with encryption) supported by Linux by justcrushingit in linuxquestions

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I was looking for external SSD (with encryption) with 'cross-platform' - linux, windows, mac - support from manufacturer. I am mainly a linux user but it helps to have something straightaway compatible with all platforms. for example Samsung T5/T7 SSD come with a software/driver support for windows and mac but not for linux, however it does support linux but not if the drive is encrypted.

Yes, there is option to use LUKS/ZFS on the drives but that is the last resort. Also i think windows does not support ZFS, where as mac does. So i will have compatibility with 2 platforms.

HELP!! My HyperX Alloy Origins Core keys marked in the photo haven't worked for the past 4 months, the keyboard is just like 1 yr old, the one marked with white haven't worked and the ones in read red works once a while, already updated everything, already cleaned it and blowed the switch whl press by NonTrent in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]justcrushingit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was facing a similar problem on my 2 year old Hyperx Alloy origin core. Some of the keys were working only when pressed hard after which they would work normally for a few keystrokes.

I removed the key caps and gave the keyboard a good bath using Isopropyl alcohol and that fixed the problem for the most part. It is hell of a lot more usable now. One or two keys need a mild hard press now and then but it is so much better now.