To be completely honest, I'd rather the Linux userland people started porting things like jails, pledge/unveil, etc. from the BSD world. Those guys don't seem like they're possessed by the demon of $current_year that makes people overengineer and complicate the fuck out of everything.
Fucking virtue signalling retards.
OK like I love that Kiwifarms is a safe space to rant against the current zeitgeist and you make some good points, but for me Wayland has been so much fucking better than X. I am one of the people who cares about tearing and latency and Sway is so much better than X with picom IMO.
If people kept adding "for me" when praising software like you do, this wouldn't be a problem. Instead, you get preaching about how Wayland is tHe FuTuRe as if it's ready for use by everybody. I expect people that are capable enough to migrate from Windows or develop programs to be careful with unwarranted optimism. Unfortunately, more often than not, you get a spiel like they're trying to sell you a used car. Things that are stopping me: global keybindings, screencasts, proper clipboard for password managers and, most importantly, XWayland acceleration with legacy NVIDIA drivers. I know the latter isn't the fault of Wayland people, but I don't care. If it's not ready, it's not ready. With the way their protocol works, I'd need to check who implemented the things I need in their compositors even if I wanted to switch. This is why I hate open source shills that LARP as management giving you a sales pitch.
, then again all my monitors are strictly 60Hz and aren't exactly hip tech. If I wanted to use a large 144Hz together with a 60Hz, I'd probably grit my teeth and go Wayland.Since GCC-12
-ftree-vectorize is enabled on -O2, though I believe only simple transformations are perfomed due to default cost model. For more information: man gcc, search for -ftree-vectorize and -fvect-cost-model.Use
-march=native, ignore -mtune - the former is more specific and implies the latter.
Yep. Arch Linux is super slim, so it's not going to be like fatass Ubuntu and just install every font ever in case it needs them one day.
Thanks. I found additional info by the way. Apparently the new hybrid chips don't support AVX512 and vendors were doing BIOS hacks to enable it. Going forward Intel is fusing it off on Core processors. Compiler flags won't do anything for that. I'm renting a Xeon server to complete this project.
No experience ?! Linux mint: https://linuxmint.com/
Without watching the video I'll just say that he looks stupid and his eyes are ugly.
Don’t do what I did and pick one because you like the name*
To be fair, Garuda is a pretty cool name
Either Fedora Workstation as suggested in the last couple pages or Mint. Either way boot the live distros and see if they recognize all your hardware and go with whichever one does. Regardless what you do get your hands dirty in the console. Almost everything you learn there will transfer to other distros if you decide you want to switch.