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All that seems to do is force the game into windowed mode and cause heavy artifacting (using gamescope -f doesn’t show the game at all, but it still seems to be running in the background).
All that seems to do is force the game into windowed mode and cause heavy artifacting (using gamescope -f doesn’t show the game at all, but it still seems to be running in the background).
Ah, so the issue isn’t VRR then.
How do I disable that? KDE’s settings doesn’t seem to have anything about VRR (searching for it leads me to the display setings, but there’s nothing mentioning VRR there either).
The flag seems to be “on fire” for the first second or so before going out, I’m pretty sure that the guy was trying to relight it (the inflammability of the material was already demonstrated, hence the cut).
So in other words, yes it burns, but not very well
You aren’t a real gatekeeper if you haven’t gatekept gatekeeping before
You fool, they said “in” not “between”
I wouldn’t recommend asking ChatGPT because it’s known to “hallucinate” “answers” occasionally (e.g. someone asked it how to delete a file with warning on the linux terminal, and it told them to use -f).
was it safe? (don’t wanna take the risk)
edit: took the risk, it’s safe
good bot
why did i think this was an oppenheimer reference
It’s not an Nvidia problem (no discrete gpu, already checked both Windows and Linux)
Edit: Somehow missed your edit, oops
Also I might try X11, just to see if anything changes.