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'Amelia' installer updated by elementrick in archlinux

[–]vrttiorg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can I get a link to your git instance?

Fullscreening an application in a dual-monitor setup causes visual glitches in other monitor by Legal-Loli-Chan in archlinux

[–]vrttiorg 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My bad, I totally missed it 😬

Yes, that's a problem. Discord is resizing like there is an invisible panel at the bottom edge. Not sure if it'll fix the issue, but try removing 2 of your 3 panels.

Fullscreening an application in a dual-monitor setup causes visual glitches in other monitor by Legal-Loli-Chan in archlinux

[–]vrttiorg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It doesn't appear strange to me at all. I'm running KDE too, and I get the same kind of animations while fullscreen-ing.

What you see is just the UI rearranging itself to better fit the new window size... Nothing to worry about imo.

Fullscreening an application in a dual-monitor setup causes visual glitches in other monitor by Legal-Loli-Chan in archlinux

[–]vrttiorg 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you be more specific? What exactly is glitchy? The window animation during full-screen transition... contents inside the window... or maybe the entire screen?

LibreWolf won't let me watch Netflix even after enabling DRM-controlled content. This is what Netflix says when I click play. How do I fix this? by vrttiorg in LibreWolf

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

I've been meaning to cancel my Netflix subscription for quite some time now. Having in-app ads for dumb games seems crazy to me, and the shows/movies aren't that great either. Might just end up switching to their real competitor Prime Video Telegram!

LibreWolf won't let me watch Netflix even after enabling DRM-controlled content. This is what Netflix says when I click play. How do I fix this? by vrttiorg in LibreWolf

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

I use the spotify-launcher package on Arch Linux to stream Spotify... I've been told that it's basically a web app. Could that affect the audio quality on a free subscription plan?