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Fan drivers for a Windows laptop in c/linux@lemmy.ml

[–] kreateer@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I tried that before and it did not work, however I guess its worth a shot again. Can I install it in live boot?

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Fan drivers for a Windows laptop (programming.dev)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by kreateer@programming.dev to c/linux@lemmy.ml

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Tldr: Are there fan drivers I should look into for my Gigabyte Aorus XC laptop (Intel i7; RTX 3070; 32GB RAM), so my fans do not get stuck at 100% when running Linux? I installed Mint 2 yrs ago when this happened. Im aware I cant tell for sure without doing another live boot, but I'd like to prepared just in case.

EDIT: I tried solving this before with acpi fan module also to no avail. I checked lm-sensors scripts for my device before posting this today and there were none still. I also googled for solutions beforehand and did not find anything relevant for my device. Furthermore, when I did a live boot before, the fans were working normally, but on installing either Mint or Ubuntu the fans were maxed out. If I have to install to test things out, then there's not much point to a live boot for this in the first place.

Git repository storage/forge recommendations? in c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

[–] kreateer@programming.dev 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I assume that by now you've made a decision, so if I may I'd like to chip in and ask what's the benefit of self-hosting a Git instance, like the ones mentioned, over using existing free services like GitHub or Codeberg to host your code? What do you gain by hosting this yourself, apart from privacy and security?

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New Community For Sustainable (Green) Game Development (programming.dev)

submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by kreateer@programming.dev to c/community_request@programming.dev

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Potential URL: green-game-dev

Name: Green Game Development

Why sustainable game development matters?

Video games are becoming more complex and resource-intensive with each passing year. As game developers work to create larger and more immersive game worlds, the environmental impact of their work increases. Energy consumption, carbon emissions, and electronic waste are just a few of many factors that must be considered when creating video games. By incorporating sustainable practices into game development, we can reduce the environmental impact of the industry while still creating engaging and innovative games.

What would be the purpose of this community?

To foster a community of game developers interested in reducing impact of developing games on the environment, creating products that adapt to consumer devices in order to reduce energy consumption (just one example of many) and learning how video games can be used as a tool to educate consumers, encourage activism and promote a more sustainable future everyone should strive for.