Recent content by auntjemima

Thanks, my friend. I ran it already but I had not seen any real "hooks" I was looking for. Then I realised I didn;t run it verbose. Thanks again!

Good evening! I am using KDE Neon 6 and I am trying to do some GPU passthrough with a video tutorial. It tells me to run.. sudo mkinitcpio -p linux However my install says that is not installed. When I try and install it it says "Unable to locate package mkinitcpio". I see dracut is used for...

I'm trying this on a laptop with both Intel and a 4070. So I should be good to leave Linux on the Intel card and send the Nvidia one to the VM.

Omg, I hate you. This entire time I have been trying to get games to run in Linux and it's nothing but a hassle and never once considered a VM.. I'm such a fucking idiot.

Love your posts!

That's unlikely.

That's weird, sorry I can't help, but I ran it on Mint and KDE Neon plasma 6 and they both ran fine. I had issues otherwise, but not graphically.

I've been using Wayland on my 4070 for a while. What issues are you having?

Why does it have to be so specific at all? Why a specific use-case to get people behind it How about I just want my phone to be OFF when I turn it off? Seems reasonable to me.

Interesting.

I am curious about something specific. I read the article ,but I feel like maybe I missed something. It powers a Bluetooth chip... Not wifi. So if I do "find my device", I would technically have to do so via bt. How?

My issue is that it can be tracked if I decide to power it off. I've powered it off for a reason. It's not convenient.

https://www.theverge.com/2024/4/8/24123909/google-pixel-8-pro-offline-dead-battery-location-finding Absolutely wild that they think this is a "convenient feature". A bit sketchy to me.

This exact reason? Oddly specific.