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Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Linux@lemmy.ml•Color management/HDR protocol just got finalized - Wayland2·4 months agoBy implementing it in mutter
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Oregon@sh.itjust.works•Did a little photo shoot for a friend’s shoe catalog in SE Portland few weeks back. Super nervous to share but I hope it wasn’t terrible! English1·4 months agoSo I thought footwear that wraps around the heel was not called sandals but it seems I was mistaken
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Technology@lemmy.world•RedNote may wall off “TikTok refugees” to prevent US influence on Chinese usersEnglish251·4 months agoWhich is why decentralised open source platforms are very important.
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Oregon@sh.itjust.works•Did a little photo shoot for a friend’s shoe catalog in SE Portland few weeks back. Super nervous to share but I hope it wasn’t terrible! English1·4 months agoWell I don’t know much about fashion. I have never seen the footwear that OP has on in that photo. I have seen closed toe heels(just found out what they are called by googling lmao) but never seen such a design with a flat sole.
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Oregon@sh.itjust.works•Did a little photo shoot for a friend’s shoe catalog in SE Portland few weeks back. Super nervous to share but I hope it wasn’t terrible! English2·4 months agoAnd we are both hair stylists
Ahh that explains the great silky hair
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Oregon@sh.itjust.works•Did a little photo shoot for a friend’s shoe catalog in SE Portland few weeks back. Super nervous to share but I hope it wasn’t terrible! English2·4 months agoYeah it does look uncomfortable. A shame really because the colour combination looks great with your hair and that top
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Oregon@sh.itjust.works•Did a little photo shoot for a friend’s shoe catalog in SE Portland few weeks back. Super nervous to share but I hope it wasn’t terrible! English14·4 months agoDamn that ‘shoe’ in the thumbnail covers almost none of the foot. Is this some new fashion¿?
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Technology@lemmy.world•[Gamers Nexus] Investigation: GamersNexus Files New Lawsuit Against PayPal & HoneyEnglish17·4 months agoCompanies are going to shit more quickly these days
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Games@sh.itjust.works•Evidence mounts that Marvel Rivals stealthily places losing players in bot matches, and I know because I'm the loserEnglish21·4 months agoQuite literally in this case
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Anyone else here self-hosting on absolutely shit hardware?English18·5 months agoThis was common in budget laptops 10 years ago. I had a Asus laptop with the same resolution and I have seen others with this resolution as well
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deOPto Linux@lemmy.ml•Fedora uBlue:main would not detect BenQ smartboard2·5 months agoMy suspicion is that there’s some kind of extra data being pushed over the HDMI, since the Smart Board is more than just a monitor
Yeah I have similar suspicions. Maybe some non standard HDMI protocols or extensions are at play. After all it is a patented, closed source protocol. Standard monitors and TVs (smart or otherwise) connect without any issue.
I would start by asking in the ublue Discord. There may be an easy fix, or they may direct you to the project where you should file a bug report.
Thanks for the advice. I will start with this.
So from some of your comments, it seems that by sharpness, you are referring to the sharpness of text in gnome on high resolution displays (4k in your case) when compared to macos or windows. Well in my experience, text rendering in Linux hasn’t been as good as the macos or windows but it has been improving steadily. If I remember correctly, the differences lie in the anti aliasing done to text to make them sharper. Somebody please correct me if I am wrong.
Also maybe edit your post to mention that the high quality you are talking about is the sharpness of font rendering.
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto News@lemmy.world•Jeff Bezos To Marry Lauren Sanchez On THIS Date - Details Of $600 Million Wedding Revealed1·5 months ago26th and 27th December
That is one solution lmao
Hey are you still facing this issue. I also faced this twice on fedora 41 silverblue but it seems to have resolved itself after some updates
This is not a malfunctioning hardware thing. I faced the same issue for a few days on silverblue, where my 2 year old zen3 laptop would slow down to a crawl and eventually the gnome-shell would freeze. Somehow it resolved itself somewhere between kernel and gnome-shell + mutter updates
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Linux@lemmy.ml•Haven't booted this machine for a month or two... look at these updates!2·6 months agoBetween this comment about arch and the other comment about opensuse, it must only be apt which has issues with large updates with complicated dependency chains. I remember 5-6 years ago Ubuntu borking itself when I tried to update after a decent gap and had 100+ packages to update. There is also the fact that people used to advice me to make a clean install in lieu of updating whenever a new version of Ubuntu dropped.
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Linux@lemmy.ml•Haven't booted this machine for a month or two... look at these updates!6·6 months agoWell in an immutable distro, there is little to no chance for the system to end up in an unusable state (I guess it is the same for distros which apply the updates atomically). Traditional distros are far more likely to bork when so much shit is updated at once
Sentau@discuss.tchncs.deto Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Let it never be said that I'm a leecherEnglish5·6 months agoDamn. You have my respect.
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Thanks and thanks for all the hardwork on universal blue.