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i read now im responsible on maintaining it, what does it mean?
sudo pacman -Syu - do this about once every couple of days to make sure your packages are up-to-date
i can’t think of anything else i have to do as part of maintaining my system outside of backups
just use disk destroyer, but be careful with it
Blender has a video editor?! Geez, used it back in the day for 3D rendering, but didn’t even cross my mind for videos.
it is surprisingly good, when i first found out about it i was kinda blown away with how competitive it is with stuff like Kdenlive and the ancient version of sony vegas i used to use
when a particular distro is recommended, almost every time it just means “this is what we have actually tested it on” so as long as your distro has the correct packages/versions available there is a very good chance it will work even when not recommended
You’ll probably need to run the software in bottles
nope, unreal engine 5 has a native linux version
having tried many distros over the years, Arch (and most derivatives) is best for me
pacman is the best i’ve used, packages are very up to date, and it’s pretty easy to troubleshoot with the enormous amount of info on the wiki and elsewhere
aleph one from the AUR refused to run properly, often crashing on startup so i just grabbed the flatpak
the weirdest one was ghostwriter from the official repos, for some reason one day the preview window showed heavily corrupted output and tinkering with it on and off for a week did nothing, including a complete purge and reinstall of the program
the flatpak was the only version of it that worked after that
i have a couple on arch also, mostly because of dependency issues breaking the program and it being a pain in the ass to fix
there’s a gui for flatpaks?
i have recently switched to sway but i do miss my xfce+i3 setup sometimes :(
this tbh
though it doesn’t really work, i have 183 epic games, none of which have i bought lol
this happens for a short time about every six months
if you haven’t already, make sure ublock is updated, then toggle “quick fixes” (if it’s on, turn it off, if it’s off, turn it on)
aldnoah zero started pretty ok then dropped like a burning messerschmitt
big mortal kombat fans
i think the number of people who care could fit in a moderately sized conference room
about a decade ago i used to mess around with some debian based distros on dual boot, mostly as a toy
then used xenialpup for a bit when my drives got toasted
then used mint for a year ish as my daily driver before moving to arch which i’ve been on ever since
didn’t manjaro break the aur twice?
nvidia-settings is official