It would be great if heaps more people started using the fediverse but it would terrible if you had to use biometrics to create an account with a federated cite.
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amd ryzen 5 1600 cpu amd radeon 6700xt gpu 16gb ddr4 3200 ram 500gb wd blue sata ssd aoc 24g2 monitor
No it only has the 6700xt no integrated graphics either so I can't even test that. I might be able to borrow my friends 3050 for troubleshooting. Although I would still need the 6700xt working even if the 3050 fixes the issue.
Yeah there are a lot although I would still consider myself a beginner at Linux and the terminal so I'm not really sure what the logs mean and which ones specifically I should be looking for.
Could you tell me what information you need?
In safe graphics my resolution is locked on 1024*768 at 60hz, I have a 1080 144 hertz monitor.
And it looks like changing to x11 didn't fix anything.
Wow I can't believe they put in the work to make anti cheat work on linux and then they just removed it.
Is that with any vpn provider? or hosting your own? And that is kind of a shame I guess you just won't be able to use Mullvad vpn, good thing there are heaps of other options.
If wire guard is just bettr then I don't see any reason to suport OpenVPN anyway.
I personally use organic maps and osmand. Organic maps has traffic which makes it probably your best bet for online navigation but osmand has heaps of more advanced features including topography, weather, osm editing if your into volunteering, Wikipedia and heaps more.
Are there any other useful touch distros? Ubuntu is not very renowned in the privacy realm at the moment.
I think there needs to be some legislation done in terms of limiting commercial social media platforms although I'm not sure how someone would go about this. Would they ban social media cites that take peoples data? maybe they should ban cites that display ads? What about making all social media cites to support an open protocol like activity pub or similar so your not locked into using there scummy closed source apps.