No nvidia issues in mint for the past two years that I have been using it
mybuttnolie
joined 4 months ago
I use mint, and it's easier than on windows.. You open driver manager, tap on the newest driver, click apply. Then restart.
My 3.2 vw passat had 250k km or 155k freedom units and it worked like a dream. It even had the much feared dsg gearbox. I only swapped it for audi a4 because I got bored with it.
For me it was that I don't want a goddamn spying, AI infested, laggy, ugly, rounded, babysitting win11, so I need to get out of the bill gates ecosystem. And I did, quite easily.
Cars are unique, get one that was properly maintained. You will hear a lot of "avoid germans, get a toyota" but I had 0 problems with my previous vw and audi, while my family and friends all had japanese cars and spent ridiculous amounts fixing them. A car's history matters the most. Oh and stay the hell away from anything french.
Sounds familiar. I have tried it with many distros and it just isn't usable. Gave up and ended up liking cinnamon more anyway.
I'm afraid it's a scheduler issue or something in mint. I have ssd, 7800x3d, 32gb ram and when downloading at 500MB/s the system works ridiculously slow
To me it seems like it's THE best option to play ps2 games. Can run them at a bigger resolution and saving states can be used as a little cheat
I discovered pcsx2 (ps2 emulator) a week ago and have been playing granturismo 4, so happy!
In my 30s:
- a broken e-bike
- debt
- almost 2€ on my bank account
- a burnout
I live in one of the coldest places and most of us don't have air conditioners, but in recent years summers have been uncomfortably warm. I got myself a cheap portable AC and I keep one room cool, it only uses 400W so it barely affects the electric bill. Wet underwear and ice cream help too. I have a small fan with a battery when I need to be in the kitchen.
My biggest issue is that I love gnome-pie, and it doesn't really work right on wayland