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[polarathene]

So... basically what I said, minus recalling the name of what virtio-GPU was using under the hood? I don't follow the progress anymore, but last I heard...

[polarathene]

The current ones are only for Intel aren't they? AMD and Nvidia can do hardware passthrough with VFIO, other than that there is the virtual graphic adapters(Bosch/VMWare/QXL/etc,...

[polarathene]

I think it was more about how many will next year going forward? Not that it's really practical to claim support for 5.5 if you need to specifically cater...

[polarathene]

Does nvidia care that much for Linux gaming support? I thought their driver support was mostly intended for professional usage, where gaming was just...

[polarathene]

I've found it better than "native" Linux ports at times. Dying Light for example was running at 1FPS or something on my i5-6500 + GTX1070, switch...

[polarathene]

Uhh... perhaps you didn't read what I was saying. I had done a safe unmount request, and been told it was busy, and it remained busy for over 30 minutes....

[polarathene]

If you are copying over USB 2.0, the amount of data copied might take longer as it can be transferred off of the disk source into RAM, but still be writing....

[polarathene]

There's a notable one with Dolphin over time depending on how you use it: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=398908...

[polarathene]

Poor Bob! Alice's security practices escalated rather quickly.....

[polarathene]

A texture atlas has all the different states of your graphics/UI elements. So a button could be the normal state, the hover state and pressed down state....

[polarathene]

Would be interesting to see why Windows is doing that much better with things like 7-zip, is it just due to the CPU being new and a future kernel will...

[polarathene]

Is it not able to combine all the image/texture resources into a single large one? That's generally how I've approached UI with GPU, a texture atlas/spritesheet...

[polarathene]

Whaaaaat? Really? I thought that JMicron had some known chipsets that worked quite well with UAS support. So what chipset and enclosure do you use now?...

[polarathene]

Reminds me of my system I built in 2016, it's using Skylake, but whenever I did a suspend and resumed, the TSC clocksource became unstable iirc, and this...

[polarathene]

Fair enough, I wasn't clear on that, on my 2nd post(before you had replied still) I did mention mt76 and a USB adapter(albeit only referencing my other...

[polarathene]

They don't sell USB adapters do they? How do I use Intel's hardware on my ARM SBCs? Or old laptop?(I don't think that's easily replaceable is it?) I have...

[polarathene]

Only needs the one really if it's decent. I have a product with the mediatek ac chipset using mt76 driver. But it's been causing problems(iirc it caused...

[polarathene]

Is there a good driver for 802.11ax support on Linux? I suppose it'll be a while before we have an open-source one that's decent and/or in kernel?...

[polarathene]

There is official images that can be trusted just like local packages, in that sense it's not too different from a package manager with your main repo...

[polarathene]

What's wrong with it? I use it all the time. Is there an equivalent to DockerHub for your preferred alternative? If you don't leverage a community or...