No.5284
So I had an issue on CachyOS where I have a Samsung S90D TV as my main monitor and despite it having worked most of the time, after a reinstall today for some reason it decides to go into "Check Device Power" mode when I have it plugged into my primary AMD GPU. I tried the TV with the same cable on a Switch 2 and it worked fine, and then briefly after it even worked on the PC again, but then disconnected once more later. It was really annoying because I'd even had it detected by my KDE display settings so I knew something had to be wrong on the TV's end but everything online was pointing at my PC.
But, I finally got it to work again, without having to do anything on my PC itself! What I did was switch it to the Switch 2 again until it went into "Detecting Device" mode and then when I let it go through the motions there I put it back into the PC and when it tried detecting device I pressed the button on the remote to make it detect the source as a PC and it worked again. Not sure why, so I'm afraid it may stop working again and I want to figure out the root cause of this issue that's causing my TV to behave in this strange manner. It has to be an issue with the TV now, right?
No.5285
>>5284I can't help you with the TV but please consider posting in the Kissu Kart thread.
No.5296
>>5293cute feeties and booties
No.5297
>>5279It's more that 3D design is extremely complicated software-wise, at least from what I can see as an end-user, so programs specialize. Blender is the first one to attempt an honest jack-of-all-trades thing, and it does a decent enough job, but it will simply never reach the peaks of specialized software.
People can make six figures making Minecraft shaders while people have to pay a monthly subscription to use Pantone colors in Photoshop so it's all a greedy mess these days. If you create something novel, one of the giant companies like Adobe will go full Microsoft and bury you if they can't buy you out.
I'll posts in that thread sometime in the future about all the programs involved, but once you see them in action you'll start to understand why they specialize.
One of the issues with modern game/movie development I've seen people in the industry talk about is that you're expected to do more and more. It's like someone that used to just fit the tire onto a car on an assembly line instead having to tune the brakes and set up the steering.
No.5310
god, I wish the Google monopoly didn't fumble so bad with updating search engines(SEO failures) that now we're stuck with AI as the next best thing...
Likewise sites like Reddit gutting their API to prevent searchability and stackoverflow becoming OpenAIs content warehouse
No.5326
I love trackma for letting me taiga on linux, but it's a real pain in the ass to make it work with Haruna which comes default for CachyOS and I've really fallen in love with it after fiddling with it a bit and realizing it's somewhat of a cross between the best of MPV (being able to use the MPV conf and scripts) and MPC (in UI).
No.5333
>>5323>picWhy can't this be real?
No.5360
>>4945You're kidding me? There's malware in that? Seriously?
No.5365
>>5362>pythonI can only assume that PlayOnLinux uses Python, and Python broke something AGAIN. Blame Python for being absolute trash, I have nothing else to say about that trash.
No.5366
>>5365I am assuming there's no way to fix it?
No.5367
>>5362I don't know. How did you install POL? Either POL needs to be updated or Red Hat needs to downgrade or update Python. The error looks like either an API change in Python (Python too new), or POL relying on a newer API (Python too old).
Yeah, fuck Python.
No.5368
>>5362Hasn't everyone moved on to Litrus?
No.5369
>>5367I Installed it through the terminal. Just did the standard sudo dnf install for it and I did try uninstalling it and tried installing it from the Software Center, it still gave me the same errors, so there's probably no difference in install method, so I am definitely gonna agree that it's probably Python that's the problem.
I'll never understand why people shill Python so much.
>>5368Yeah, but the best guide I saw at the time for getting the Touhou games working on Linux used POL, and Lutris was kind of an issue for me. But then again, I might try again with Lutris, I was way more inexperienced when I tried it, so maybe I'll have a better experience now.
No.5383
Why do network oriented programs such as browsers and email clients have particularly awful network code and/or behavior?
No.5384
Going to go with a crazy theory that the greed of the dotcom bubble and following tech monopolies created an environment where nobody cared the slightest about the longterm and creating something perfect.
No.5385
>>5384Silicon Valley was created by the military industrial complex and those dudes have the tradition of not caring about the product, only the price. So I guess the tradition was carried over.
No.5387
>>5386I heard about this only loosely and I'm not quite sure I understand. I was under the impression that regular RAM wasn't much more important to AI than things like games.
No.5388
>>5386The more I wait to save money to buy new PC parts the more said parts go up in price. Hate this AI bubble, please burst fast.
No.5427
Nicely done not posting that thumbnail of
No.5429
>>5417this sounds like the script was ai generated and the voice is awful
No.5485
Really sick of people overusing the word slop. It’s gotten to a point where they use it for anything that’s related to “bad” or “garbage”.
No.5487
>>5485sloppy job at slopping out this slopped up sloppost
No.5488
>>5486
I won't abide such blatant antisemitism
No.5520
>>5519Schizo theory: it happened because the US gov cut funding to precure orgs.
No.5521
>>5519My current animelist provider is down and I am suffering from not getting to +1 my shows and gain anime experience points in my head.
No.5522
>>5521Mydramalist is down too. If I don't +1 it, did I even watch it? Everything feels so empty now.
No.5523
>sadpanda uses cloudflare (london)
The fuck.
No.5529
I did not even notice it until they asked me to try a website and confirm the problem was widespread.
Seeing the devs at work panicking because they couldn't use chatgpt was the funniest thing that happened today.
No.5530
the hell does chatgpt even add to the table... most problems it solves are completely mundane
No.5531
>>5530Maybe they're just this bad at their job.
No.5532
>>5531Imagine the biggest man-in-the-middle being programmed by people fresh out of college, forced into using GPT(they probably used it for all their programming assignments anyways), with a manager who spends most of his time playing umamusume just checking over the code from time to time...
No.5550
I'm really, really, really frustrated with how "complicated" ffmpeg is to use. It's such a good tool and I can at least use it for simple file conversion and whatnot, but as soon as I need to actively test more specific options related to color correction, I just want to rip my hair out. A lot of entries in the documentation do not feature examples and I have to go by trial and error for hours without any helpful hints other than it at least tells me it recognizes the filter/s I wanna use but that I'm doing it wrong. Chatbots on the highest setting aren't helpful either because they're mixing and matching commands that are either outdated or completely made-up. GUIs are both outdated and only feature the essentials like the changing of resolutions.
I'm once again throwing in the towel like I do yearly anyway when I come back to this because there are no comparable alternatives, I really just don't feel like having to start the research from square one again tomorrow. I fucking hate digital video.
No.5551
>>5550As someone who used to contribute to ffmpeg, I agree. And I will tell you that the problems are unfixable and the project is lead by retarded idiots.