No infrastructure of it’s own to support it.

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I see you’ve had a Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster.

Let’s check the Venn diagram…

Caldav? Or CardAv+Caldav? Something else or a bespoke service?

We need more info.

False.

You said that with your whole chest, and I respect that, but no:

Samsung’s own troubleshooting page for the OLED G9 tells you to go to Menu > System > DisplayPort Ver. > 1.2 or 1.1, then reconnect the cable when the host doesn’t negotiate DP 1.4 cleanly.

Source? Please post a link, this menu does not appear on my G9. I’m guessing this is because Display Port 1.2 only supports 3840×2160 (16:9) at 60Hz max, and the G9 Odyssey screen is 5120x1440 (32:9) resolution at 240Hz, so the geometry simply wouldn’t work to force 1.2, the aspect ratio would be insane.

Also, sysfs output is not what was posted by the LLM, you might be thinking of /proc value returns. For my modeset (kernel config file, not kernel parameter in memory):

$ sudo cat /sys/module/i915/parameters/modeset 
-1

Booooo.

Prime example of why you don’t ask an LLM for actual information.

1. Samsung Odyssey G9 cannot drop to below v1.4, not to mention any display port mode over 1.4 should understand mode, so this isn’t necessary.
2. There is no ‘Y’ in /sys/module/<some graphics driver>/modeset, it is 0 for disabled, 1 for enabled, and 2 for headless.

I know you think you’re helping, but it’s just muddying the water.

STOP ASKING LLMS FOR ACCURATE INFORMATION.

Eleventy works for me.

Blueray have anti-copying built into non-data areas, plus Cinavia DRM on the content most of the time. This means your 1-to-1 copies won’t play.

If you are hoping to make a playable bluray, use one of the tools that reads past both and creates a non-drm image.

Depending on where you live, this likely breaks copywrite, but isn’t illegal.

🎶🎵 Just Follow the Moneeeyyy… 🎵🎶🎵

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I had some catastrophic docker updates that destroyed my wanderer instance, forcing me to revert to backups. Twice, I’ve had to export all my tracks, reinstall, and re-import the tracks. Both times, the web component broke.

Have these breaking changes been addressed?

And I did not say that I chose Arch-based for the nvidia driver, but for the more up-to-date drivers.

But that’s what I mean… It’s not to do with being arch-based, but what the distribution chooses to ship. Bazzite is Fedora based and also ships with the almost-newest proprietary nvidia drivers.

For the record, I don’t have an opinion on your choice of distro, use what works for you. I just see so commonly from arch users that they have access to the latest drivers, but that is true of anything running a recent Linux kernel. I was just wondering what about arch makes this belief so strong.

because of the better supported and newer nvidia drivers as well as automatic hardware detection

What?

I don’t understand why arch users always say this… It’s still Linux? You can install nvidia drivers on debian or fedora, and most of the rest are baked into the kernel (most of the time), so I don’t get this.

Xmpp. Used to be called Google Chat

Ah, that makes sense. I’m on droidify now, maybe I’ll check out fdroid again.

The repo, yes. The fdroid app was pretty shit for a long time. You had to update apps individually, for instance (I think that’s fixed now?)

I moved away from proxmox about 3 years ago to incus, primarily because Proxmox has a lot going on that I don’t need, but also incus is much more amenable to configuration with ansible. Also, and maybe this has changed recently, but passing through PCI devices to incus is much easier.

robots.txt has been summarily ignored for nearly 20 years, my friend. Sorry to bear the news.

Yeah, I keep a oneplus 6t to test Linux images, but maybe it can do other things for a bit…

Postmarketos runs well on it.