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Apparently when I updated my #kernel to 6.3.8 from 6.3.7 on #fedora #linux, it didn't install the #nvidia kernel module. I have reinstalled the kernel and driver and forced #akmod and everything succeeds, but the module still never appears.
There's no trace of an error or anything.
I then installed manually from the Nvidia website, and guess what? Even though the module now gets built and loaded, there are still random issues with the new kernel.
Guess I'll be booting into the old kernel
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Posted briefly about this before, but I'd like to walk through it in depth now.
You can install #aur packages on #fedora with #paru and #pacman
Note: NOT RECOMMENDED. Things could go wrong.
But anyway, for setup, install paru with #cargo and pacman with dnf. Then do `sudo pacman-key --init` and `sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux`.
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I wonder if there's a way to get the #aur working on #fedora. It's possible to install #pacman & #paru using #dnf and #cargo respectively, and after doing
pacman-key --init
pacman-key --populate archlinuxit's possible to get it to start installing.
The problem you run into is dependencies. Pacman can't use dnf pkgs as deps & tries to doubly install things, conflicting with the files of dnf pkgs.
I wonder if there's a way around that. Would be cool to play around with.
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The #writingsystem for my new #conlang
Not sure there's a real-world lang using something like this, so rn I call it a "relative #abjad" bc instead of writing characters to represent sounds, each sound corresponds to a position on a slanted grid, so strokes you make actually mark the relationship between consonants. Each grid makes a single word
This says "A Tinus bib ti'as kiham bib kmam," spelled "X TNS BBB T'S KHM BBB KMM," & means "'The One speaks then I speak also."
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#kde had been broken on my #linux daily driver for a long time. I finally fixed it, but I ended up only using it for a week. I really need the new #tiling system to become more mature. The KWin scripts that use it just aren't there yet.
But, it got me used to the benefits of a complete #desktopenvironment instead of a #windowmanager again, so now I've been on #gnome with #popshell for a few days
I'm sure at some point I'll return to #i3 again. I guess I've begun my #desktophopping phase!
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#kde had been broken on my #linux daily driver for a long time. I finally fixed it, but I ended up only using it for a week. I really need the new #tiling system to become more mature. The KWin scripts that use it just aren't there yet.
But, it got me used to the benefits of a complete #desktopenvironment instead of a #windowmanager again, so now I've been on #gnome with #popshell for a few days
I'm sure at some point I'll return to #i3 again. I guess I've begun my #desktophopping phase!
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I plan to evolve the creole further following #naturalistic methods, so consider this the proto-lang.
It'll probably be heavily influenced by English throughout the years, since in the hypothetical where this would form and be spoken, it would be spoken bilingually somewhere in England.
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Ive been thinking about making an #appimage #linux distro as a #sideproject
The idea is a nice out-of-the-box tiling experience where you do everything in userlandAfter making a rudimentary AppImage pkg mgr, creating a few rpms to install default configs, and pulling all nighters configuring kickstart scripts, I've managed to make a #liveiso
Does it install properly? Does it explain the keybinds for tiling? Are there enough AppImages?
The answer to all of these is no, but I've made progress!