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For a minute I thought this was the championship of Quake World.
I run https://lemmy.buzz
My account there is https://lemmy.buzz/u/HorseFD
For a minute I thought this was the championship of Quake World.
What issue did you have? It was very straight forward for me. Nvidia have a repo specifically for OpenSUSE. You just need to add the repo and install the driver.
I’ve been using OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. I believe it’s the most stable rolling release.
You could also look at the Fedora-based Nobara which is designed specifically for gaming.
Both come with Gnome and KDE versions. They’re both RPM based, in case you were looking for a deb-based distro.
After some brief googling, it seems like this guy is a right wing conspiracy theorist. Is there any other source for this information?
Firefox is not “basically Safari” on macOS, that is only true on mobile.
This is new because they removed the regular free icon and replaced it with an ugly pixelated one.
Orange cream is actually pretty good.
That’s probably true, it seems to grow and shrink with Twitter controversies.
That’s the problem then. If you subscribe, then all the posts will appear, but the comments will only appear from the time you subscribed.
That is true, at least one person needs to be subscribed. I assumed you were subscribed.
Bot feedback: that wouldn’t work in this case
This could be a federation issue with Lemmy.ml and Kbin.social. On Lemmy.world I can see four posts:
What’s the source here? Why is this just a screenshot?
Plus Memmy is out on the App Store! Doesn’t help OP of course.
You do get a dedicated username and password for OpenVPN.
For a big instance, Hot sorting seems to work pretty well. Otherwise Top Day is probably a better choice.
I’ve just noticed Fastmail has a similar feature too
The new Proton Pass also has this feature, as does iCloud+.
You can also manage repos with Yast which is one of the best things about OpenSUSE.
It’s possible the driver version wasn’t the right for your card.
The guide on the OpenSUSE wiki is worth reading: https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:NVIDIA_drivers