does gnome not have audio output switcher in the tray audio popup menu thingy?

i hate when “lowkey” is used everywhere

timeshift. then skip that update.

proton: in steam settings go to compatibility and check steam play. wine: download the installer, then depending on your desktop environment either double click it and install as you would on windows, or right click the background in the folder the example.exe is at, open terminal here, type: wine example.exe and follow the installer.

i never even liked w10 and then i got to experience w11 on our school machines, and realized i can’t go that way. saw so many people praising linux here so i split my ssd and tried to install linux on the other partition. fukked up and formatted the whole damn ssd, so i became a linux only user. soon i accidentally removed nvidia drivers so i went back to windows. not a month later i noticed my school logo on the start menu and they also seemed to control some windows settings, i freaked out and went back to linux. been like 1½ years now.

mint. my distrohopping always ends back in mint. heard good stuff about zorin too, i intend to try that next.

i use an lg oled tv as monitor too and was planning to get an amd gpu. i looked at these adapters, only a couple different ones available where i live but they had horrible reviews. what brand is yours?

if you need hdmi 2.1, nvidia. if not, amd.

i thought we were talking about random tabs that have been open for a long time. ofc i wouldn’t close ones that i’m working with.

i have the main edition, didn’t know they are different to upgrade. thought i have missed something, but now i see on their website it shows there is no upgrade path yet.

did you have to do a fresh install? the updater on mine is not offering 22 :(

i save everything i think i may find useful later. i have categorized them into a few folders. but still not hundreds.

why not just bookmark that stuff and close the tabs?

i can’t even afford to eat every day

i would never do that to a cat and i don’t have money for a new one

can’t wait for my s22u to die so i can do that

a few years back i was pirating some movie after a bottle of captain morgan. i remember not being able to play the movie and suddenly the file was gone so i downloaded it again, same thing. the next day i noticed the whole system running a little sluggish and some things just wouldn’t work. then i noticed that i had several notifications from windows defender, it had blocked the movie. checked the torrent again and it was a damn .exe… i ran malwarebytes and it found nothing. i didn’t bother reinstalling because it felt normal after a reboot, but it bothered me for the next two years until i hopped into team penquin. just do a clean reinstall, and you can forget about it.

if there’s a chance something nasty got loose on your system, i wouldn’t trust it anymore even if some antivitus succeeds in quaranteening something. if you didn’t have a primary password in your browser, all of the saved passwords may have been compromised. i would reinstall OS and change all the saved passwords.

try disabling or enabling hardware acceleration. i think its in the vivaldi:flags page. also did you install flatpak version? you could try and download the .deb from their website and install that to see if they are any different. i was a vivaldi user too but ended up ditching it because of some bugs in the linux version.

seen a lot of games with native linux ports, always need to use proton because usually the native ones won’t even launch successfully. the only one that works almost 100%, golf with your friends.