>>78941032
is installing extensions ricing?
because gnome users do a lot of that

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>>78940196
>Literally the most hated desktop environment because why?
Because it's FUCKING SLOW. It's SO SLOW. It's SO GODDAMNED SLOW. And because that slowness is baked into Gtk3 at this point that means even a feather fucking weight Linux environment is slower to iterate over remote folders for choosing a file to upload in a browser than FUCKING WINDOWS 10. I switched from Windows Vista to Linux (Ubuntu with GNOME 2 at the time) because it was fast and did what I wanted better. I switched from Linux to Win10 on my desktop PC for the same reason.

See this picture? It stopped being fun on the desktop. Thanks, GNIGGERS.

>>78941055
>FUCKING SLOW. It's SO SLOW. It's SO GODDAMNED SLOW.
Post benchmarks

>>78941032
lmao I don't mean ricing, I just made the fucking clock smaller and shit.
And want kind of /v/ tier argument is "just buy a better computer" it's a fucking de.
I don't hate GNOME, it's just that KDE is better in my opinion.

>>78941058
Merely enumerating all the files in my 4chan image folders over NFS in a Gtk3 file picker took 15+ seconds. On Windows 10 it takes less than 5 seconds. Same hardware, same network, fresh installs. Gtk3 does this EVERY TIME, with no caching.

The folder tree in question:

$ anon@nas:/data/pics/4chan$ find . -type f | wc -l
45176
$

>>78941068
Hire an electrician. Maybe. Yes.

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>>78940416
anyone else like stalking the girls in thier classes?

>>78940416
>i'd like to interject for a moment

Linux is a cornell. It's like an institute, more than an operating system -- and no, uh uh, I know what you're about to say, sweatie, but you're wrong. It IS the operating system.

I am a Linux poweruser, who reigns over lusers like you. Mac and Windows kiddies? Pure cringe. If you want real power....heh....then your goal is to install Gentoo. But if that's out of your reach -- it's like SUPER hard, to be fair -- start with a beginner distro like Linux Mint. Whenever you feel like Linux is feeling lame, just install a new distro, and then you'll realize how EPIC this OS is!

>>78940416
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

have sex womcel. i am already married with megumin

Stop being a simp and a cuck. Renting a prostitute since makes you an incel.

Buy her a dragon dildo.

>>78941057
what are you even talking about anon?
>>78941061
memes aside i thought about a sext toy but we have enough sex toys. also, not a good christmas gift to open in front of everyone

>>78941057
Go to a Kanokari thread and post this and you'll end it with a 3 day vacation for "trolling".

>>78940987
where do you think we are

>>78940961
>>republicans are shittier at spending than dems
>dems are better at spending than republicans
yes, expanding the welfare plantation is a good thing

>>78940996
>Implying the only thing stopping reactionary politics from becoming real beliefs and principles is the amount of time people practice them
Stay classy /pol/

lot of celibate/underage LARPers itt.
what op wants to do is perfectly fine and will actually be extremely beneficial to his children in the long run. don't listen to these filthy cuck urb*nite kikes that say otherwise.
OPs kids will be chads.

the choice to have children is inherently immoral
it doesn't matter what actions you take to give them a nice life or shape them into "good" people or whatever, you're still doing the wrong thing

>>78937766
okay yeah I agree cause I run a 580 at 4k lol but it seems like ur just an nvidiot

>>78935013
>that card
In memory of George Floyd

>>78938339
I'm not the original poster i was just say that Utra was a meme
Vega 56 was my original choice but ethereum made it impossible

>>78938100
/g/ has been filled with AMD cocksuckers for years now.

>>78938100
The RX 6800 absolutely smokes the 3070 in some game because of it as I recall, I can't remember which one/s, and the vast majority of 2160/"4K" games are fine on the 3070 as well, it's not a real concern unless you run "ultra" settings, which I doubt people actually do. I just remember the scaling being similar on most games between the tiers of GPUs, then on one of them the 3070 is way behind on 2160p/"4K", it loses like 30+ fps - when you hit that limit, you hit it hard. it's some Hardware Unboxed video but again I can't remember which one. Probably the original 6800 review? I've got to go, check it yourself.

>>78934352
Stop throwing tantrums like a five year-old. You lost, deal with it.

>>78939927
Forgot to mention you will get 1 error, this is pid.c in opktools\factory complaining about licdll... you can ignore it it's fine, we don't need factory.exe unless we make Win PE or the OPK ISO

Can we have 2 razzle windows open, one building x86 and one building amd64?

>>78940830
I've had razzle windows open for x86/ia64/amd64 at once and built them seperately fine, wouldn't try building them all at the same time though
Maybe would work fine under XP but with anything else I'd expect our 16-bit bandaid stuff would probably end up breaking

>>78940882
I don't recommend building x86 and amd64 at the same time because bcz creates BuildName.txt

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>>78937442
Ok, I fell head over heels for the dwm meme.
After months of consooming Luke Smith, DT, and Tripcode content I finally decided to swallow the tiling window manager pill and honestly yeah, it's not the same as a traditional windows style desktop environment and it takes some getting used to BUT it is WAY superior in every way.
I can't speak for other window managers as I've only really used dwm but it's lightweight, the window tiling is actually really efficient once you get used to the master stack layout (there are patches for other layouts as well) AND it even works as a regular floating window manager if I want it to.
I will never go back to running something as bloated as XFCE ever again let alone Wangblows or GNOME or whatever.
Another plus is that you can control every single aspect of your desktop. I built that bar at the top, I choose all the keybindings to launch my programs etc.
IDK I'm not really a saleman but I would whole heartedly endorse you just taking the plunge into a window manager.
In fact you should just install arch to a new drive and install dwm from the tty. That's what I did, I dont have to run a login manager or anything I just log in and it auto-starts X and I'm back in my desktop.
Also a final benefit is when normies try to use your computer they won't be able to. Best lock screen for me is to just turn off my top bar and switch workspaces (tags but whatever) to a blank one. Literally nothing will happen if they don't know my keybindings :)

>>78940853
Only Fluxbox the i've liked so far was Arc Dark but that shit is relatively easy to hack themes for if you put the time on it, is a bit like a lost art: https://github.com/xexpanderx/Fluxbox-themes
Also >>78940695 for some pseudo tiling. Something specific i like about Fluxbox is the fact menues aren't a tootche to edit (quite straightfoward compared with Openbox i.e.) and the apps file allows you to launch software on certain workspace, and auto group them in tabs if you open multiple instances of the same app (that's useful for running Zathura, MPV, terminal emulators, feh, and such stuff).
Issues i've found so far:
>Polybar's system tray is fucked, they don't hide on full screen and can freeze randomly, you either use another bar to provide the system tray (like the default panel) for that, or use another bar entirely
>CSD stuff is confusing when you tab it because Fluxbox doesn't draw a title bar on them by default, and is with the title bar and the Mod4 (Super) + [0-9] keybinds you can manage/are aware of the windows you've tabbed. You'll need to set up a keybind to toggle windows decorations, see the man pages.
>more CSD issues: some apps lile Gnome-terminal don't resize correctly with the pseudo tiling keybinds and let a small gap on the bottom, you'll have to keystroke twice.

>>78940958
ask me how i know you’re in high school

>>78940990
I read in "Reddit" (unixporn specifically) about a dude who made a nice looking icewm desktop. Pretty cool, kinda minimal and I was really impressed that icewm could look that good.

I tried to make it like that but after I got it to look more or less like the one from unixporn, I mixed tiling, or at least I wanted a way to make tiles. I think icewm doesn't have that.

I guess every WM/DE will have their caveats and cons. It will depend if you are sure to bear with them and make workarounds or create a new workflow or leave and find something that fits your workflow.

>>78941020
Nope, I'm a 23 year old NEET.
Graduated in 2015

>>78941063
>AMD has no stocks
>NVIDIA sold their cards to bitcoin miners

>>78941063
I don't know why people think amd will be different at this point.

>>78941077
I don't want a discount, I just want some fucking stock.

Are the 3060ti's going to be on the same die as the more expensive cards?

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>>78941064
Thanks, here's the final list

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6kW8Hz

I'm just gonna go for it, I have a decent monitor already but if that ends up not cutting it I'll need to get a new one

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win max IGG backer here, don't waste your money on this right now.

>many QC issues, might have to wait for shipping to china and back
>many games won't work on it because of weird drivers
>win max 2 is starting it's campaign next year with tiger lake, about twice as powerful as this win max for the exact same price.
>INCREDIBLY LOUD FANS
>aya neo is a thing if you only care about games, and 200$ less than the max, while having better specs and no compatability issues (600$)
also
FUCK HORSECOCK JOHNSON AKA KING CORN KEK
FREE MY NIGGA HUNAM

>>78940962
if the campaign is starting next year how long does it take until product is released?

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>>78941001
probably a bit after the next generation of Intel CPUs come out i guess. first the win 3 campaign is happening, then the win max 2
the win line being the smaller actually "pocketable" gaming pcs, win max the "small laptop" line.
also the win 3 will apparently have the same (or close to?) specs as the win max 2 since its gonna use tiger lake, so either one will btfo the win max 1, and also aya neo campaign for the west is supposed to start early next year too but you can probably get it right now if you pay a little more since they already started selling the founder units in china.

tldr; multiple way better devices with better specs are coming out next year. don't spend almost 900$ usd on the win max 1.

>>78941001
sorry I misread the question. i thought you meant when would the next gen after that come out.
the win max 1 was supposed to take like 2 months after the campaign started to ship but they ran into QC issues, and covid shipping issues, etc. so it ended up being a few more months after what it was supposed to be, but hopefully they've learned how to deal with that stuff and covid isn't as big as an issue for shipping anymore

>>78941071
thanks anon
guess im going to wait then

>>78940713
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>>78940732
In general, useful computing doesn't require Turing completeness. The basic strategy for avoiding infinite loops when you don't know whether something halts is to crap out after a pre-determined finite number of iterations.

>>78940732
It isn't, if you consider only total functions, but it is pretty strong so there's not that much chance of you needing a function it can't prove total, and if you really do you can work in a thunk monad, which allows nonterminating functions, or add an exception to the termination checker.

Please list real languages that are uglier than Rust. I'll start:


(It's fucking nothing)

>>78941074
chinese

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>>78940619

>>78940619
People trying to make fun of languages they aren't forced to use are just niggers wasting their precious time, which ironically could be spent on their favourite languages instead. In particular, the only thing unique about the C++fag and Cnile's entire personality is that they tend to scream inconditionally at Rust, the same way how people tend to discriminate anime fans. They alienate what they do not understand, and some go to great lengths as to spread misinformation and lies to protect their ego, like the faggot I am replying to.

>>78940619
Rust is more useful than C/++.

>>78939937
regard the post I made, I am a complete downsyndrome monkey ape nigger

>>78937033
Why would you buy this deprecated thing

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Any recommended DACs on AliEx?

>>78940118
depends on your budget and use case (portable / desktop)

>>78939502
>he didn't buy from wooeasy instead
kz literally have worse prices

>>78940118
heard good things about the PCM2704 for desktop use
for portable use ask /iemg/ or whatever they call themselves