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thank you!

installed mint yesterday, lol, i grow increasingly impressed with it, every day.

I don't know whether it is necessary for other distros, but on _Debian_ you *MUST* run sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386; apt update *PRIOR TO* _installing_ Steam. [While most games you'll play are 64-bit, Steam itself is 32-bit.] *BEFORE* _running_ Steam for the first time, you also have to install vulkan-tools:i386 And, if you have an NVIDIA GPU (and are using either of the packages _nvidia-driver_ or _nvidia-smi,_ which you most probably use, because gaming on Nouveau doesn't really work), you also need to install, *BEFORE* _running_ Steam for the first time, nvidia-driver-libs:i386 With these steps, Steam will run perfectly on Debian Stable, despite the fact that Debian doesn't incorporate the latest packages into their stable releases. *Edit:* While I usually use _aptitude_ instead of _apt,_ for a Steam installation _apt_ needs to be used on Debian: _aptitude_ does not find the steam package and makes you install the package _steam-installer_ instead, which will cause all sorts of dependencies trouble. In addition, trying to remove/purge steam with _aptitude_ would result in essential libraries being removed as well. So, use _apt_ for anything Steam-related. Also, it is generally *not advisable* to use _aptitude_ with the _-y_ option, because that can result in some nasty surprises due to _aptitude's_ dependency policy.

some people never learn until they lose it all... what a song men congratulations bro🤟 im learning by your diy pedal videos too

Sounds like DeeVeeAar

Didnt take long to tell that most of what JayZee says is utter pish. Gemers nexus, and Zachstechtips are the only ones that dont b.s anyone.

How do you properly unistalll bottles and everything u installed in it?

can eanyone help? i have been trying to play games that use direct x 11 and none direct x games wont work even with bottles. nothing is working i have watched so meany videos and it still wont work. i wanna fully switch to linux. and i dit. ik this laptop can play this game cause i use to play it on windows. and ik it works on linux cause i dit research

These videos have been so helpful and make me want to start giving Linux a try

Oof. Trying to install this recently has not gone well... First off my bios hid the secure boot setting (fucking MSI), then for wherever reason the boot manager was being a pita so I had to select Grub instead. The partitions were being a pita... Finally get in, and pacman/yay are fucked... Also, can I get a context menu with admin fucking permissions so I don't have to stare at god damn terminals all day?

I just installed ubuntu 24.01 lts version. Yes its gnome but honestly I don't mind it, it gives a different vibe from windows. And I have set it up for dual boot without many issues. Had to select ubuntus efi first as a priority in bios. That way I boot with grub and can choose between the two systems If I want. What really surprised me after coming from Fedora kde plasma version 40 is how it just works out of box literally. I even have my nvidia 550 drivers pre installed. Gnome is different but a lot faster and idk fancier then fedora I used. Now I need to figure out some apps how to install them and maybe try running some games. Also it seems like I can open up my windows partition and go through files if necessary. Overall so far its one of the better linuxes I installed so far. Only thing I liked with fedora is how light it was. Only 8gb compared to 28. But I don't mind. Because I don't need to hassle to install drivers and browsers and what not.

MetaTrader 5 - Portable When I copy MT5 Portable to the C drive of Bootles, it works. When I try to run MT5 Portable from a folder outside the C drive of Bootles, like from a different SSD drive, it doesn't work as it should. Looks like applications outside the C drive of Bootles will struggle to run or seem to give errors. Looking for a solution.

September 2024 update: Stormgate came out a few months ago and it's even playable with Proton. It has mixed reviews but I've been enjoying it. Tribes 3 also runs pretty well. I've been running Linux full-time for 2 weeks in the form of CachyOS on my laptop and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed on my old desktop, both with Nvidia. I'm gonna put vanilla Arch on my all-AMD build that I almost have all the parts for. I've used Linux on and off since 2015 but now I have the confidence to stick to it. I take the time to troubleshoot pretty much everything I want to run. I have all my pain points sorted out aside from converting all my VST plugins.

i am using raspberry pi 5 64 bit os and still not able to acces the gpio bin. even not able to detect a push button

When launching webui I get the following error : note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip. ERROR: Failed building wheel for tokenizers ERROR: ERROR: Failed to build installable wheels for some pyproject.toml based projects (tokenizers) Do you know why I'm having this issue ?

app/com.usebottles/x86_64/master not installed?

every time i check a "gaming on linux" video or guide its talking only about Steam. What about non-steam games? What about games that come from EA Launcher or Blizzard... or even android emulators? Also what about connectivity to other systems on the home network such as TV, printers, other computers' shared folders etc? 🤔 Also what if i want to connect to a vpn? Is it as easy as it is from windows? Or do i need 3rd party software like OpenVPN etc

I don't know why, but on my Pop!_OS, whatever I enter doesn't work. It's impossible to set lower clocks; an error pops up saying it can't be applied. Only reducing the TDP works.

Thank you <3

Hi, found this amazing video. I wonder if I can use this raw video into a GUI create with Streamlit ? is it possible? Cause I am using the pi cam as the "eye" for my robot and I need to see and manuever the robot from my computer.

worked great thanks

Small correction. The 2N7000 worked for this application but it's not a great choice because 150mA is pushing it. After looking at the datasheet again I'd use a different transistor for peace of mind in long term use. For example the 2N2222 is a BJT that is suitable here. The IRF3205 MOSFET I showed in the previous video is another good choice but it's large and overkill for this. It seems the most appropriate MOSFETs for this are mostly surface mount, not breadboard/stripboard compatible. But if you go with the relay module boards that I linked in the video description then you won't need to worry about this. Also I forgot to mention the jumper on the relay board allows you to reverse the input signal, in other words the relay will turn on when it receives a low signal from the Pi, not a high signal. But in most cases you can ignore the jumper.

i wasn't gonna subscribe after watching a video on how to play my game on linux but after watching this one i think you deserve more subscribers, you are on the good side lol

WARNING: Running "sudo apt install amdgpu-dkms rocm" WILL trash Ubuntu's python (You'd have to reinstall) - DO NOT USE THIS COMMAND! Use this instead: "amdgpu-install -y --usecase=graphics,rocm,hiplibsdk"

Great video!!! Great information lots of great options. 😎

i honestly rather sell my pc than to do all this lmfao but thanks for the video but pc gaming ain’t worth all this i will stick to console

very cool thanks man

Bruh I don’t want to use windows but I can’t even play my main games (modern warfare and black ops to name a few) this is bs

gonna try nobara. I went with fedora at first but its just stupidly overcomplicated. even connecting the ps5 controller is a headache. Hope nobara solves those issues out of the box, otherwise windows 11 is all thats left

i am getting a error " RuntimeError: Cannot determine SOC peripheral base address" what should I do? please help me

Man I am dealing with an 5800x that is crashing constantly. No BSOD just middle of OW2 (and occasionally other games) going black screen and nothing else, no reboot etc. Getting tons of errors in OCCT and corecycler. This system was not OC'd and running gskill trident neo z 3600 c16. I have the EXACT same mobo, ram, cpu in another system that has been running for 3 years zero problems. I think this system lost the bin lottery with the cpu. any advice (going through your vrm and scalar settings will report back)

quick tips/troubleshooting for those doing it in 2024 and on windows 11: 1. to copy file path, right click the FINAL FOLDER BEFORE YOU HIT ALL THE FILES and press ctrl+shift+c. 2. if the first python pip doesn't work and it gives the code "Python was not found; run without...", use the second pip. 3. On windows 11, DO NOT REMOVE QUOTATIONS OR THE "C:" BEFORE THE FILE PATH OR ELSE IT WILL NOT WORK. I dunno when windows implanted this, but DO NOT REMOVE IT or else you will get the "This system cannot find path specified error".

How about Intel GPU's?

9:47 You imagine most of us will want to do other things with our pc's reliably than gaming but you are mistaken...

Great tutorial, thanks! I'm trying to make this work on Windows 10, using an http adress and a cell phone as camera. Running the py program, the video starts and I have images, but there are some errors and the video is not recorded: Exception in thread Thread-4 (start_ffmpeg): Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Your_name\PycharmProjects\pythonProject8 tsp-security-cam.py", line 123, in start_ffmpeg ffmpeg_copy.execute() File "C:\Users\Your_name\PycharmProjects\pythonProject8\.venv\Lib\site-packages\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.py", line 172, in execute self._process = create_subprocess( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\Your_name\PycharmProjects\pythonProject8\.venv\Lib\site-packages\ffmpeg\utils.py", line 44, in create_subprocess return subprocess.Popen(*args, **kwargs) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\Your_name\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Lib\subprocess.py", line 1026, in __init__ self._execute_child(args, executable, preexec_fn, close_fds, File "C:\Users\Your_name\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Lib\subprocess.py", line 1538, in _execute_child hp, ht, pid, tid = _winapi.CreateProcess(executable, args, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ FileNotFoundError: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Your_name\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Lib\threading.py", line 1073, in _bootstrap_inner self.run() File "C:\Users\Your_name\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Lib\threading.py", line 1010, in run self._target(*self._args, **self._kwargs) File "C:\Users\Your_name\PycharmProjects\pythonProject8 tsp-security-cam.py", line 127, in start_ffmpeg ffmpeg_copy.execute() File "C:\Users\Your_name\PycharmProjects\pythonProject8\.venv\Lib\site-packages\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.py", line 172, in execute self._process = create_subprocess( ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\Your_name\PycharmProjects\pythonProject8\.venv\Lib\site-packages\ffmpeg\utils.py", line 44, in create_subprocess return subprocess.Popen(*args, **kwargs) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\Your_name\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Lib\subprocess.py", line 1026, in __init__ self._execute_child(args, executable, preexec_fn, close_fds, File "C:\Users\Your_name\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Lib\subprocess.py", line 1538, in _execute_child hp, ht, pid, tid = _winapi.CreateProcess(executable, args, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ FileNotFoundError: [WinError 2] O sistema não pode encontrar o arquivo especificado Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Your_name\PycharmProjects\pythonProject8 tsp-security-cam.py", line 276, in <module> ffmpeg_copy.terminate() File "C:\Users\Your_name\PycharmProjects\pythonProject8\.venv\Lib\site-packages\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.py", line 215, in terminate raise FFmpegError("FFmpeg is not executed", arguments=self.arguments) ffmpeg.errors.FFmpegError: FFmpeg is not executed Is there a way to fix this?

I think pre-configured distros like Nobara are important for new users to remove a lot of the difficulties in switching over from windows. Not having to worry about setting anything up except for their steam and knowing that any game fix or launch option they find online for whatever game won't have them trying to install and build a bunch of packages that will need manual updates later on. A not super common example that might only apply to me and like 4 other people are those that wants to use HDR reliably, gamescope is the only real option for that, and it might not always be available through the package manager so you would have to build it. Even though it isn't super difficult, most people are intimidated by it and won't even try. Take a gander at these setup steps I kind of remember doing while just starting to use Linux and wanting to try out some game with HDR on Nobara and Kubuntu (tried kubuntu first and only used KDE because I don't like gnome and KDE is the only one that mentions HDR as "usable"): Kubuntu: Plugged in USB, kept secure boot on, chose USB as boot device, went through installer, almost missed third party drivers' checkbox, rebooted, got weird resolution at desktop, changed to native resolution, opened Firefox and search for steam Linux, saw article about using flatpak version, looked in discover, only found snaps, search for flatpak kubuntu setup, got it working, installed a bunch of stuff, didn't see any of them in start menu, after a while found out you need to reboot to see them, rebooted, found steam, logged in and got proton set up via the same article, installed some HDR compatible game that I can't remember, tried to enable HDR but didn't find the button, quick search recommended updating packages and drivers if features are missing, 1x update and upgrade later, still not there, check NVIDIA drivers and try Ubuntu-drivers install anyway, no difference, get confused but seems like apt can install NVIDIA driver, try to reboot, black screen, long search later, recovery mode, install them again via apt, works, reboot and still no HDR, a bit more research and seems like you need KDE 6 but kubuntu is 5.2.something, check if I can update, negative, a bit more searching and convince myself that somehow gamescope would work because it does on the steam deck even though it's arch but whatever, try to apt install, cant find, search install guide, find GitHub, see build tutorial, get scared, leave, give up on HDR, got annoyed with Linux, started the game, got stutters and decides to look for frame rate monitoring like RTSS, mangohud time, apt install, nothing in game, a bit more search finds goverlay, flatpak download exists, find global enable for mangohud, finally fps monitor and game isn't running great, a bit more searching and proton-ge might help, find protonup-qt, installs proton-ge, select for game runs better. Nobara: Plugged in USB, disabled secure boot, chose USB as boot device, clicked through fedora installer, rebooted, got pop up for "first steps", installed updates and drivers with a couple of clicks and my password, restarted, saw steam on the desktop and logged in, got windows only error, remembered to enable steam play/proton, installed doom eternal, enabled HDR in display settings, found out the games can't find HDR signals ootb and no fps is showing, goverlay is apparently pre-installed, global enable should work, check protondb and arch wiki with keyword HDR, copy-paste launch options and see that user had proton-ge, check protonup-qt and its already installed, add proton-ge to steam, select for game, and I'm gaming with a pretty experimental feature for KDE 6 without any real issues. Yes, you can say that I was more experienced when using Nobara, and it's more up to date and fedora vs Ubuntu isn't a fair comparison, but new users might not know all that. It had also been maybe two months since the first time I had touched Linux on my main desktop PC and not just on an old laptop. I was just kind of hopping around distros and getting confused. My use case with HDR is also not very common, but I had just gotten a new monitor and the "amount of troubleshooting" involved will probably be even worse for people that want to mod, so I think it's a fair point in being something a lot of ppl might have to deal with when switching over.

@CapaUno1322 12 seconds ago 1 subscribers Hi buddy, I have a bit of experience with Linux though as I do music mainly it's easier just to use windows although I would like to install Stable diffusion with and AMD 6800. From what I can gather it seems that ROCm works better with Linux and is more straight forward to get better it/s results? Do you find this to be the case? Is using ROCm with AMD on Linux more efficient and either more stable or have a better it/s score than on windows with Zluda? I'd be happy with reasonable performance and less complexity, although I know there both complicated to an extent but you know what I mean; if ROCm works well with Linux then you don't need so many other 'fixes' too make it all work? I think I'm correct in thinking that? Thanks for your videos, if I hear what that it's better on Linux I'm installing another M.2 and Linux in my rig. NB I saw your 3D printed amp, nice work!

This is an excellent video! Straight to the point and with a ton of tips.

Fedora Spins KDE. Don't waste your time with Nobara.

why my gwe used to work for long time but after (unkown time) then overclock nvidia card never worked again on linux for me(windows afterburner still works) reinstalled system is the same coolbit is already set gwe always give like failed to apply overclock or fan setting...

I would use petg for stuff that needs to near heat like making a petg hot end case

Reaper has Linux version, most of windows vst work through yabridge as native .so . That's for audio side

can someone fucking tell me if radeon 780m ( cpu : 8845hs w/ radeon 780m as gpu ) supported or no?

Looking for a Raspberry Pi alternative that's designed for 3D printers? Check out the BTT Pi 2! shrsl.com/4ncaz One of the key features is the ability to run directly off a 12V/24V PSU, so you can place it inside your printer and easily power it from your printer's PSU!

What games are you playing in the B-Roll of the first few minutes? They looked cool to play!

Thank you.

DiskGenius Free is the best for this (8/2024)

I like your teaching style

this video does not need to be so long

What size filament are you supposed to use for an ender 3? is it 1.75mm?