lel, I tried to dualboot Linux Mint with Windows 10 when I built my PC, and Grub didn't work due to my Nvidia GPU.
>didn't notice the sarcasm at all
Yeah, No one is going to learn to code when I can just install Photoshop on Linux or Windows. I don't know, I've found a wealth of information on how to install Photoshop on Linux. Personal anecdotes don't really mean much when I can people that show their working setups and show their process as well. I really don't care about anyone's incompetence like that.IDK, I googled "working with HDR content" and it looks like I need to learn to code.
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Again, you could have actually goggled your problem. I found a similar problem right here.
I noticed the sarcasm. I just don't like stupid questions made by people that can't look shit up or assume you have to use the hardest solution possible, which tend to overlap a lot.
I did Google it. That's how I discovered my brand of GPU triggered the problem with Grub and there was no solution. How else did you think I could find that out? Am I some kind of master of reverse engineering software that also somehow has no inkling to ever plug terms into a search engine?
Being a Linux user, I was able to get the pixman source to build (uses gnu-autotools version 1.2), and I was able to build cairo with my version of pixman (using cmake). I had some trouble because some of the m4 scripts in my distro use gnu-autotools version 1.01 syntax, and when I submitted a patch to the package maintainer he said I needed to send it to the alt/improvements mailing list plus notify the appropriate IRC channel. So I just plopped it in ~/custom/usr/local/ and updated my PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH, as well as built with the custom USE_ALT_M4 config option.
So what was stopping you from asking a question om the Linix Mint forums?
Lmao. I know you're being retarded and sarcastic, but again, all these packages are in the fucking default repository. Installing all this shit is as easy as:
My question was answered - it's an unfixed bug in Grub, that was reported years ago, and has no solution. Kvetching about Nvidia's poor Linux support followed.
Yeah NVIDIA has notoriously poor support on Linux. It's been something they refuse to do anything about for years. I honestly don't blame you for not using it from then on out as well. Again, not my computer, not my problem.
Yeah but you're one of those edge cases that want something more out of your computer by using it to create stuff rather that the things it was made for like browsing the web and playing with the computer itself.
And Linux users say you can't do anything fun with Windows.
Are you saying running Windows on a VM within Linux is better than just running Windows because... It's running on top of Linux? Are you genuinely retarded? I'm not trolling this is a serious question.
That's precisely what he's saying. The general tenor among Linux users throughout this thread has been that it's a privilege just to have Linux gracing your hardware, even if you couldn't do anything useful with it.
Better yet, you can run Linux inside a VM in Windows 11 natively, now that WSL is a standard Windows component. This allows you to use all those cool Linux applications that aren't on Windows, like
Whoever fights retards should see to it that in the process he does not become a retard. And if you gaze long enough into the autism, the autism will gaze back into you.
You guys really need to stop talking shit about operating systems you have clearly never even used before. There's a ton of objectively incorrect shit in here.
No disagreement with this bit.
99% of the time I'm on it I'm using playing games that are install locally via Steam or using stuff I installed locally through the Linux environment such as Firefox. I switched the default media players and image viewers to locally installed Linux applications. True, it does come with Chrome and a bunch of Google web apps on it by default, but you don't have to use them.
I haven't been playing Android games, but for the most part, the Android apps run fine. Been using a couple propitiatory apps I needed such as Zoom and there have been zero issues.
Though the feature is in beta and can only be installed right now by switching to the beta channel, Google has implemented full blown Steam support through a proton compatibility layer. This is not gaming in the cloud; your files are installed locally. and most of the games I have tried worked perfectly right out of the box. I have not tried something super recent like Elden Rings, but I have tried a few from 2019/2020 and they seem to work fine. This is not cloud based gaming.
Lol, no they're not. A decent spec Chromebook is like $500 CDN. I've looked around and windows laptops with similar specs are similar in price. A Macbook Air starts at over twice that. No disagreement that a Macbook Air is more powerful, but I would also argue that it's retarded to buy an F-250 when an Ecosport will do.
Do you really let autism gaze back into you? That's pretty gay bro
