Don't want to diss CachyOS. They're sure doing tremendous work for the gaming community and all the default themes for the different WMs and DEs look enticing. I'm sure this was a case of PEBKAC.
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Yes AFAIK it is in the extra repo, which I'd always prefer to the AUR. Thing is, I tried Apollo beforehand, as I wanted clipboard support, which was probably only available in the AUR. Maybe that borked something with the install. I could install Sunshine though but Moonlight from my main Endeavor install couldn't make any connection even with opening all the wanted ports in the firewall.
Recently tried CachyOS on my HTPC. Couldn't get Sunshine to run. It looked beautiful though and the docs seemed really in-depth. Endeavour (thanks to Arch, I know) is just so stable and fast. Just the right amount of pre-installed stuff like reflector, yay, the firewall-config app for firewalld with sane defaults, nice BTRFS subvolume layout, correct NVidia drivers. Would be nice to have Limine (for BTRFS snapshots) as an option besides SystemD boot and Grub in Calamares but I installed it in addition to SystemD boot. Gaming works tremendously good. Everything else too.
I really can't recall the last time an update went wrong. On both of my machines (one Intel, one AMD, both NVidia).
A recent famous case that comes to mind is when some independent researchers found an ex-RAF terrorist on the run (or call her whatever your political inclination suits) via facial recognition of photos on social media of a capobeira club. I assume the reference material were some age old photos as she was on the run for decades.
I don't know much about facial recognition but I only heard it works damn well and considering OS and phone manufacturers employing it and are confident enough to not have their users locked out or compromise security let's me assume that it works damn well.
Anscheinend liegst du damit goldrichtig, wenn selbst die vehementesten Grünen-Gegner das inzwischen erkannt haben:
Ausgerechnet Aiwanger hat jetzt Erneuerbare für sich entdeckt. Sieht man auch auf diversen social media Beiträgen in denen er für Freiflächen-PV und Windkraft wirbt. Aber die Grüüünen.
Gestern noch Hubsi vor einer Wiese voll mit PV Anlagen gesehen, unter denen genüsslich Kühe von Wildblumen und Klee grasten. Naja wenn Geld drin ist werden die Bauern natürlich auch zu Ökos. Da wird dann auch der Benziner gegen E und die Öl-Heizung gegen WP ausgetauscht. Auf einmal ist die Steuerbefreiung für Agrardiesel kalter Kaffee.
Meines Wissens nach kommt der überwiegende Teil des Sojas für den menschlichen Konsum in Europa auch aus Europa. ~76% des weltweit produzierten Sojas wird an Tiere verfüttert. Dieser stammt größtenteils aus Süd- und Nordamerika. Dafür wird der Regenwald abgeholzt. 4% gehen in industrielle Prozesse (Biodiesel, Schmierstoffe) und 20% in den menschlichen Konsum. Von den 20% geht gehen über die Hälfte in Sojaöl und dem daraus gewonnenen Sojalecithin, das in Unmengen an convenience Produkten (Süßigkeiten und Fertigprodukte) genutzt wird. Nur 7% Prozent wird dann letztendlich zu Tofu, TVP, Sojamilch, Tempeh und Fleischalternativen verarbeitet. Von den 7% wird ein Bruchteil von den weltweiten 2% Veganern und ein Großteil von Omnis (überwiegend in Asien) verzehrt. Brauchst also kein schlechtes Gewissen wegen des Regenwaldes zu haben wenn du zum Sojaschnitzel greifst. Das geht auf die Kappe von Geniessern von Hühnchen, Schweineschnitzel oder argentinischem Rinderfilet.
Audio is a smooth sail for me these days with multiple Linux distros thanks to pipewire. Tried on multiple desktop PCs with Intel, NVidia and AMD hardware from older to newer and never had audio issues. Be it OpenSUSE, Bazzite, EndeavourOS, Arch, Mint or Fedora. All have Pipewire as the default sound system, IIRC. The integration under modern KDE Plasma is fantastic. I recently discovered Helvum which makes audio routing via a patchbay GUI really easy. Don't know if Pipewire is suited for music production though or if you still need Jack for that because of latency issues.
I only played Arma 3 for a very short time online but I spent quite some time in the simulator because I utterly feared to suck online (just like I spent more time with bots in CS2 than online). It was a glorious moment when I took over flying a heli in an online match and successfully transported a crew of players to the target location first try. I died pretty quick in the ensuing urban warfare though.
Und Ben Shapiro. Dito bezüglich der Aversion gegenüber beiden. Seine Argumentation war, dass das Einschalten der FCC dumm ist, da "der Stiefel irgendwann auch wieder auf dem anderen Fuß sitzt", was in sich ja auch scheinheilig ist, da es ihm damit ja scheinbar nicht um die Meinungsfreiheit an sich geht, sondern nur um die eventuelle Rache der Gegenseite, falls diese noch mal an die Macht kommt.
Sehe ich überhaupt nicht. Last Week Tonight bringt doch konstant bissige Sendungen über die Verwerfungen in Olivers Wahlheimat.
Thanks. Seems you're correct and Sunshine profits from CUDA when using this NVFBC but it doesn't seem to explicitly depend on it to run. I tried it pretty soon after installing EOS and can't imagine having installed CUDA so early. Last time I explicitly did it was for Ollama.
I just looked on that EOS machine on which Sunshine worked right from the start and no CUDA package is installed but nevertheless nvidia-smi shows CUDA Version 13. This seems to be because the nvidia driver brings the CUDA runtime with it which differs from the big CUDA toolkit. I'll try CachyOS again when I eventually buy an AMD GPU.
I think you meant Cachy when you pointed out Limine is an option while doing automatic partitioning. And yes this worked very good. I meant that Endeavour doesn't offer it at that point in install.
Have a nice week.