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Do you have examples?
Do you have examples?
I use konsole daily and I’ve never seen this. What is it or rather how does it show up?
Sadly not so much for me. Minimize/maximize animation stutters, mouse stutters if explicit sync is enabled (unrelated to min/maximizing, had to disable it), some windows dont maximize to the right size and hovering taskbar overlaps. I’ll have to look into it and maybe open bugs. Only used 6.1beta for a few hours so far
Oh ripping cds was my last use case for k3b :( I’ll check out Audex but why does it specifically say CD-ROM multiple times on the site? https://apps.kde.org/de/audex/ Is it not for regular, pressed audio cds? (CDDA) Why would I need it for a CD-ROM?
Back in the day, the rule was mbit (megabit) for data in transfer (network speed) and MB (megabyte) for data at rest, like on HDDs
My family is very satisfied with 6 mbit/s per stream. Some HEVC, most H264. They see it as high quality. 3 Streams would be 18 to 20 Mbit/s
Usually you can extract the windows updater exe and use the bios/bin/upd file via mainboard bios update mechanisms