Thread 105978580

Haven't seen one of these threads/posts in a while.

how is this different from a desktop thread '-'

>>105978621
It's more of a specs thread than a "look at my wallpaper and riced DE" thread

Does the job

>>105978849
haha you're so cool anon

will install more ram and maybe upgrade the screen soon

>>105979785
thanks!

>>105978849
>AIDSpak
>Hyprtrans
>PozTerm

>>105978580 (OP)
>>105979769
Based Fedora bros

okay

>>105980650
>92% memory usage
>no swap

>>105980576
>gaynon

idk why my monitor identifies as 72"

>>105978580 (OP)
hi :D

>>105978580 (OP)
hyfetch is better

I love how most linux systems can't make it past couple of hours uptime.

>>105979823
Kernel 6.1? No upgrades?

>>105981083
LMDE is based on debian stable

Get slackin'.

>>105982199
Is the 2nd gpu entry the cpu's integrated graphics?

I like it better when it's a "specs" thread, so it's not just screenshots, but also pictures of peoples' setups.
Much more interesting.

>>105980708
I get the same thing with a 42" LG.

>>105980810
Where's the color option for "straight white male"?
I'm in the US, so I guess "Burger" is good enough for me...

>>105979769
tuah

>>105978580 (OP)
In my battle for choice while using GNU+Linux, I decided to stop caring entirely and am now waiting for the world to burn. Get to eating each other, hopeless degenerates, hurry it along.

>>105978849
based

>>105978580 (OP)
ok

>>105984610
nice username, my brother in christ.

>>105980659
>>105984161
Most is cached pages in Firefox, it starts clearing up space when needed.
Second biggest culprit is fucking MS Teams, uses 1 GiB on idle.

>>105985673
Yeah my system with 16GB of RAM is the same and I run it with no swap. The culprit is always Firefox. It wants 1GB of RAM with one tab and it increases up to about 2GB for a few of them. I run auto tab discard in an attempt to keep it under control but certain webpages are constantly fetching crap in the background and won't allow it to work correctly.

16GB with no swap is plenty for everything I do on that system. I can compile Rust+Firefox in just under 16GB of RAM while using the system like I normally would. I had to set-up RAM compression to do it but it works fine. Even if you manage to fill it all up it'll eventually come back up after it hard locks. The kernel typically kills something unimportant instead of crashing the system.

My desktop, it just werkz

>>105978849
based

>>105985717
or just configure zram.

>>105986127
bloat & wasting cpu cycles for no reason

>>105986127
I use zram now.

>>105986136
It's very helpful if you compile a lot of software. It doesn't cause the load average to go up at all. I can't tell when it's enabled or disabled.

>>105986136
Stop using CPUs from 2006, Rajesh

after some trials i dont think it's worth using a terminal emulator inside wsl, windows-terminal is just always more convenient

>>105986200
Have a (you), pablo.

>>105982939
this is the font id use for a lower dpi screen
this prompt goes great with it

I finally made the switch to Linux and man it's been a relief from the windows botnet. Couldn't be happier

>>105986655
I haven't seen a display that Terminus does not look the most beautiful of all on.
>prompt
Thank you. Time & Place is all I have ever needed.
wangblow$ -

$E[1;93m$E[36m«$E[93m$T$H$H$H$E[36m»$E[93mτ$E[36m◄$E[93m━━$E[36m►$E[93mΞ$E[36m«$E[93m$P$E[36m»$_$E[93m$E[36m$E[36m»$E[37m

gahnoo loonix -

PS1='\[\e[40m\]\[\e[37;97m\]->\u\[\e[32;92m\]@\[\e[31;91m\]\h->\[\e[34;94m\]\[\e[35;95m\]\w \[\e[36;96m\]\[\e[7m\]\n->@\t ->[\#]->\[\e[m\]'

>>105988936
rofl

>>105988936
good thing you blurred that IP because someone here might have ddosed you

>>105990213
I found his IP 192.168.0.10

>>105988936
nmap -sn 192.168.0.0/16

sorry anon but you need to mask the whole ip

>>105986260
just install real linux faggot, why would you endure seeing the disgusting windows crap all the time

>>105990213
>>105990225
>>105990326
ladies and germs, the hackers known as fourchan

They do are region, they are anonmalous. Expecto Patronum.

damn you guys have some ugly ass fetch's

>>105990694
this is good

>>105989022
>>105990213
>>105990326
Niggers.

>>105991405
Wow, you sure showed us, and no surprise someone as pleasant and intelligent as yourself is using Arch.

>>105991501
Will you survive?

>but also pictures of peoples' setups.
>Much more interesting.
You will never be a woman

>>105993064
Update your shit, dude.

>>105978849
I guarantee you this person is trans, too.

basedSUSE

>>105996215
I played Dark Souls 3 at 1536x864 on my ASUS ROG G73Sw. I got around 20-30 FPS, too. I feel your pain.

come on me bro

>>105991215
>he says with a fucking serif font
lmao
you printing a newspaper buddy?

>>105996258
What's kwin_wayland_wr? How do you get pip listed there?

>>105996395
I use serif when I'm writing, but using serifs in a terminal is fucking wild, I just use the Konsole default in my terminal because font autism is way beyond me

>>105995029
no i'm not

>>105997241
why is your 1TB drive named "1gb"?

>>105997257
wtf, im retarded

alright, fixed

>>105997257
ty

>>105982273
Yes. Using it for passthrough and just because I can, but it completely fucks up my default monitor selection at boot every single time. Always selects my 480hz monitor as my main no matter the hdmi/DP output order and soft settings.

oops

>>105996261
My dumbass installed 32 gb ddr4 ram when 16gb ram was fine.
My ram usage never gets more than 13-14 gb even when i using docker or doing some heavy things.
that R: drive you see is my 4 gb ramdisk

>>105993928
Nah

>>105982199
Long live Slackware!

>>106000565
Is it a desktop replacement? What did you use to create the ramdisk? I also have 32GBs RAM but I wouldn't mind using all of it for a ramdisk if I could do it conveniently.

fedora been serving me well

>>105978849
based. let /leftypol/dot/org have a meltdown

>>105980810
hardinfo2 is superior

>>106004137
zram and mount things as tmpfs is the way to go.

>>106004468
Thank you. I have never thought to try it, until now.

>>105989022
this shadow thing looks ridiculous
why is it so like deep
it insists upon itself

>>106005020
That's the joke. It started over 12 years ago when I noticed Macintosh OS screenshots had it applied by defualt, of course KDE started doing it, then other developers for their screenshot programs. It happened in my ``b&w'' period (I went so far as to desaturate every image on the web using css. https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/41186956/#41187330 ) which was honestly a better time.
convert.exe $1 ( +clone -background black -shadow 80x20+0+15 ) +swap -background transparent -layers merge +repage $2

The smaller the image, the more overpowering the shadow becomes since it is a fixed size.

>>106004375
sigh, my fastfetch.

yes, i use apple font. i like the gay font.

>>105978849
Pathetic

>>106005276
oi vey

>>106005256
Can you see how much more information *fetch displays in the summary compared to your hwinfo2?
I won't argue that hwinfo2 has much more information available, but in a single image the *fetch is superior.
Thank you for posting both, though.

>>105978580 (OP)
vghhhhhhhh

>>105978580 (OP)
posting from my ai workstation
it costs less than 1 gpu out of 8 that you need to run these models :)

>>106005338
>arch (not artix)
>flatpak (when you the access to the aur)
>pajeet (larping as aryan)
its never been this over

>>106005332
oh i understand. i just want to promote hardinfo2. i want more stuff like hwinfo from windows on linux, that is all.

>>106005338
Wtf do you need that much processing power anon? What do you do with that build jfc

>>106005396
>hardinfo2
My bad. I remember a program called SIW that was very similar. It was very popular for Vista/7, at least in my eyes.

>>106004675
I wasn't totally clear. Make zram a high priority swap device so it gets used first. Then mount something as tmpfs, usually /tmp. I work inside that dir when it's useful, but I also do:
https://grahamc.com/blog/erase-your-darlings/

>>106000565
most probably it still does cache lots of stuff from disk in that free ram

>>106005415
anon, look for some 10 year old haswell i5, gonna be like 3x speed update

>>106005503
Linux will cache everything it can, if you have plenty of ram. Pic related, its caching 40gb worth of stuff.
>cached stuff in ram, will be removed, when space is needed
There is zero downside to caching.

>>106005446
i like saving archive files in /tmp and decompressing them out of zip. its SO MUCH faster.
a 10gb zip file will decompress like nearly instantly. its not just the superior bandwidth of ram but also its far less latency as well. even an nvme doesn't come close to the performance of ram.

>>106005594
oh and i use /tmp as my download folder as well. 80% of the stuff i download i don't keep so why waste writes for some dumb installer or something.

>>106005613
Pretty genius, and it would be trivial to move to storage if you do want to keep it.

>>106005239
>Memory 8GiB
lol