If the anime in question is "the last two episodes of Evangelion", it's quite achievable
rotopenguin
joined 2 years ago
Trying to get QSV to work on Linux at all...
Bocchi, nom
I think the big change is the OLED has a better charger chip, particularly in that it doesn't get crazy-hot when it's working. The OLED may be able to charge faster than the OG just on account of the charger chip not hitting its thermal limit, but it won't go beyond what it negotiated with the supply.
I have a UX3404VA_Q420, which is a fairly new Raptor Lake model. Mine also whiffs sleeping sometimes, so three things that I did were -
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(optional) make the keyboard backlight sleep , https://z5xggcj9nj.joplinusercontent.com/shares/oOunhKjHNLSyvAIH9wpjSY
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tell systemd to re-try sleeping, https://z5xggcj9nj.joplinusercontent.com/shares/lnLsgnRopyMIo7MjmzrqaO
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bind a hotkey to suspend. If I hit that, let it sleep, and then close the lid then it's pretty certain that the laptop is really asleep.
Editing much later - 2 only worked accidentally. The real fix is to kill bluetooth before suspending. 2 worked because Bluetooth wasn't able to come back up in time for the 2nd suspend attempt.
That's the first dock I've seen with a removable cable. You can actually switch it out with a longer cable, or a cable with a right-angle end. Not bad, not bad at all.
Master PDF Editor is on Flathub. If anything can be installed as a flatpak, I would try that first. If a program fits in a sandbox, consuming the files that I give it and drawing in its own little window, Flatpak has that down cold. If a program wants the ability to stick its hands into the guts of other programs and system services and shared libraries - that should happen at the distro level or not at all.
I have quite a few games where the native linux build is broken, too. World of Goo came out in 2008, and shockingly still works great today. I think #2 is gonna be great on Linux, too.
In position to catch a missed shot (95%), to the dome: XCOM agents
aur you kidding me
If nothing else, run weston. It's not an amazing wayland server, but it's something.
The real Chads are encoding entire Shrek movies into a 4MB gif