For good bed adhesion I think I have a couple pieces of advice:

• Get a PEI bed if you don’t already have one. It makes a world of difference.
• If that doesn’t stick well, consider getting something like this
• Make damn sure your bed is level
• Make sure the Z offset is properly set up
• If you aren’t already, start by printing PLA, then move on to other filaments once that goes well.
• Make sure you have proper temperatures for both the hot end and the bed. Normal values for PLA are 210-230 on the hotend and 50-60 on the bed.

Oh interesting, didn’t think of Graphics drivers getting in the way. It’ll go on a Framework laptop, most if not everything should work ootb… ~famous last words~

While you’re right in pointing out that in theory it’s basically as capable as native, it’s a royal pain in the ass as it is right now, which disqualifies it from a great deal of applications.

brother this has nothing to do with my post 😂

Multiple people seem to have had problems with audio

Iff you’re a VSCode user, you might benefit greatly from Dev Containers. You’ll basically be running Docker containers, which can run almost anything of course.

Thank I’ll check it out

Oh right, I forgot. Ahem… REDDIT?! HERESY!!1!

Damn that’s a shame

Ayo wtf, that desktop is pretty asf. Well done!

Worth noting that the confinement of Flatpaks and Snaps can have major drawbacks. It has been a major pain in the ass to get Flatpaks working nicely with fractional scaling (think tiny cursor, huge text, tiny text etc etc)

I feel like that’s a pretty good take. As long as you’re getting the software in an elegant way that doesn’t break the dev’s back, we’re good.

This dude rn