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Important in what way? Still new to linux.This sounds pretty important:
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Sounds like the use of that Fossilize stuff Steam was working on from a while ago.
It's important because before/currently your shaders compile while the game is running and they present themselves. ACO speeds it up quite a bit, but they still have to compile s you have weird stuttering that shows up as lost frames. Once they're built you're fine, but changing certain things will break them again and they need to recompile and you're back to hurting performance again.
Here's my own, completely non-scientific testing with 5700 XT, running Tomb Raider (2013) benchmark on Ultimate preset at 2560x1440 resolution, average fps:
What is a "Navi" user? I'm an Ubuntu user, yet I've never heard of this name before. The cheatsheet tool made in Rust?
The latest AMD GPU architecture. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon_RX_5000_series
They have lower end models also now.
It will work since I've updated my brick adapter that way before. Is there definitely an update for it available? What does it say specifically when you do fwupdmgr get-updates? Mine for the adapter shows "• 8Bitdo has the latest available firmware version" because it's on the most recent update.
Assuming you put it into update mode correctly (fwupd is seeing it at least, so this seems likely) the only other thing that may be an issue is that they don't have any downloads up for the controller beyond 3.02. The universal firmware tool they made for windows seems to be where it is unless they pulled the download for some reason, but it's also possible they didn't upload the firmware to LVFS to even get it.
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protontricks 1113000 wmp9 quartz devenumIf you're using the same drives you'll be fine. This is one of the reasons to use uuids for fstab!
Nice thanks, just out of curiosity I wonder if Windows does the same thing.
I cannot speak for recent Windows, but I know in the past it would throw a shit fit if I changed anything because it would lock in drivers for motherboards and crap and always assume that's what would be there. Nothing was dynamic and it was horribly annoying, to say nothing of the registry messes.
They lock windows 10 to your hardware, so depending on the version and what hardware/how much hardware you change, you might have to buy a new version of Windows.
Yeah I am aware of that, I just meant if it would also mount the different hard drives based on the UUIDs. Because otherwise I see it being a pain in the ass to upgrade the motherboard.
The entry still has to live in nvram on the board, so swapping motherboards will usually do that. It's the only caveat to uefi over bios. Windows usually installs some other boot code to a drive (whichever one it chooses!) that keeps this from being a problem.
Oh okay, makes more sense.
Creating symlinks, you go in the mentionned paths and you create symlinks for the two folders (one for ~/.local/share/Steam and another where your HL Alyx is located): https://github.com/ValveSoftware/SteamVR-for-Linux/issues/352
MangoHud (mentioned in the video above) + GOverlay for configuring it, you can either enable it globally or enable it on a per-game basis.
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My take would be rather the opposite, that just Linux is enough, not having to rely on Windows is such a relief on a daily basis (although I still have it, I have not boot on it for about 5-6 months except for validating the AMD Rewards thing last week) that I see little to 0 scenario where I would still need to boot on Windows.
