I don’t know if it is a real solution but can 64-bit be emulated on a 32-bit system?

Cannot wait for the day I can uninstall flatpak steam on my Gentoo system and just install through portage, without dealing with 32 bit libraries

The RAM on GPUs is not getting cheaper. It is actually what is driving up all RAM costs.

It’s still the same spice where I buy it. There is also the 2x spicy

Reddit is easily more bots and astroturfing than any other website on the internet.

The karma system is a black box for a reason. Votes go in, some other number that is not vote count comes out.

Why wouldn’t it?

I couldn’t finish Artemis though. It was around describing the domes of the lunar colony as looking like a pair of boobies is when I couldn’t go on. Felt like Andy needed to rub one out before sitting down at the keyboard for that one.

Some authors should just not write protagonists of the opposite sex…

Agreed.

everybody who’s read the book already knows about.

No shit?

You don’t need “Game Ready” drivers for the newest release to play an old DX11 game or run an emulator anyway

That hardware isn’t even bad, was top tier at the time and still will play any DirectX 9/10/11 game you throw at it at 1080p.

Linux runs great on my i5 4690k and GTX 750 Ti, so you’re all good with 4790 and GTX 970.

EDIT: with 16GB RAM you’re golden, happy gaming

Install KDE Connect on your PC and Phone (supported on Linux, Windows, Android, iOS, Mac OS), pair them together, use your phone as a media remote controller for the PC.

No, it’s not

That’s my guess based on what you’ve said

Dunno what to tell you lol, maybe it is possible to update an already existing install to a newer kernel version, but the LiveISO hangs when booting on a 9060 XT, and “sorry, it is unsupported by the PopOS kernel” was a common/known issue when I searched for the solution. This was only a few weeks ago.

No, actually I am not. 2 year old AMD cards are not the latest.

I tried to install PopOS for them first, however the LiveISO does not boot with a 9060 XT, because the PopOS kernel is quite old. If it was compatible with the latest AMD GPUs, they’d be running PopOS right now instead of CachyOS.

Are you on the 24.04 Beta version of PopOS?

How is an AI chatbot going to eat a business lunch?

There’s really never been a better time to run Gentoo tbh, processors are so fast that compilation does not really take as long as you’d expect anymore. Probably the best hardware support of all Linux distros, and its good for gaming or workstation.

I personally run Gentoo btw, but was not going to subject a first-time Linux user to that lol. So I installed CachyOS on their PC, yeah

Because Fedora is extra steps for nonfree codecs and firmware, and PopOS has an old kernel that doesn’t support the latest AMD GPUs. This was my logic when installing linux on the gaming PC of a windows user who wanted to make the switch, recently

EDIT: genuinely curious about the downvote lol