I got a Unifi US 16 XG as core switch for like 400 bucks back when it was new and thought it was expensive.
Looking at what Unifi is doing nowadays a 16 port 10 Gbit switch seems like a steal.
Besides that I also have a US 16 150W for my PoE devices and a USW 24 G1 for everything else.
The architecture is literally better than Flatpak
Why?
I don’t understand why people are so hell bent on hating Snaps.
Every single time I tried snaps in the last years I had a bad time. Either they were slow to start, refused to work (Docker snap) or made my machine boot significantly slower. Granted, I haven't bothered in a year or so.
At this point they just released unfinished software that was not ready for production, forced it onto people and are surprised when everybody remembers snap as being partially closed source, slow and unreliable. Even if it's not now, that's how the first impression was and it's going to stick forever.
I mean letting people play their coop game if their servers are having issues is free. The game itself is P2P anyway.
Same here, all my 4k players run Kodi/CoreELEC with the Jellyfin plugin.
If I hear a song I like in a movie, game or other media I add the song and the discography for the artist to the downloader.
Once I have some free time I listen through those songs and filter out everything I don't like.
The rest gets added to my collection. I never delete songs unless something slipped through like a short interlude.
This is the thing that annoys me the most about this situation.
They literally only need to check in after a game ends to update the overall planet progress. If something fails after the match, so be it.
But I guess microtransactions gotta microtransaction.
They all run in user space. As such, they can barely get a process list.
My best guess is they do absolutely nothing right now.
Are you using the official dock? If so, you might have to RMA it.
The first firmware update on my OLED deck messed it up and it stopped outputting anything. The one I got now outputs HDR and VRR with no issues.
Can the monitor scale the rate down to consume less power or something?
In theory, yes. However, I have never seen it used that way. The only widely used applications for VRR are games and video playback.
Would be interesting to do some power measurements though.
Is X downgrading my 75 Hz monitor to 60 silently?
Yes, X does not support different refresh rates. Wayland does.
Yes, I don't want external users to accidentally play the 4k version so I only give access to people who I know can handle it.
Fedora:
Well thanks for the heads up, as a fellow lazy Gandi user I now know where to switch my domains to.