Always eat your greens!
Check out this video by EposVox: Linux Capture Cards Guide
He’s a streamer that goes over a bunch of different capture cards, their performance on Linux, and which features work the best. He also gives some helpful tips on Linux Streaming in general.
It’s a little old, but should still get you on the right path.
Hell yeah! Love seeing old hardware like this still running a modern OS.
With Linux, if your hardware is a decade old, you’ve barely even reached middle-age.
Meanwhile Windows 11 won’t even allow an official install on hardware that’s 4-5 years old.
Long live Linux & FOSS ✊
Well over a decade now, married for about 10 years.
A high quality cast iron pan is smoother and easier to clean out.
But if you want the best no muss no fuss option, go with carbon steel. It’s pretty easy to season, high quality pans and skillets come pre-seasoned and ready to go right out of the box.
The only three kinds of metal pots, pans, and skillets that will ever enter my kitchen: Cast Iron, Carbon Steel, and Stainless Steel. And pure too, not clad or coated in anything, not finished with anything other than a basic seed oil seasoning.
I’ve been settling on Linux Mint more and more as my generic workhorse distro. I have the least amount of issues with it out of the box compared to any other desktop distro.
It’s clean, relatively low bloat, includes codecs and drivers for basically everything I’ve ever needed to use/do, and Cinnamon’s only crime as a DE is looking kind of boring. But it’s easy to select a new theme, so not really a huge issue either.
I use a bunch of different distros for different purposes, but if you held a gun to my head and made me pick a distro I had to use exclusively for the rest of my life, it would be Mint with Cinnamon.
If something was to replace it, it would have to be even cleaner, simpler to setup, and have even better general stability and compatibility.
Good riddance, you won’t be missed, make sure the door hits you on the way out.
I’d be interested in helping with some programming. Maybe a short prerecorded show, that would be cool to get involved.
Luxury pickups are such a stupid class of vehicle.
That’s really cool, I used to listen to radio a bunch back in the day, maybe I’ll start again.
What model is it?
Pretty cool little setup
Valve doubling down on Linux as the default OS on the Steam Deck was such a great decision. It obviously has given them a massive competitive edge. Windows has become so horribly bloated, and Microsoft has almost zero interest in making it run more efficiently.
Oh no. You either die the hero, or…
The company doesn’t care about you. The company doesn’t care about you. The company doesn’t care about you.
In my early teens, I got really into computers, built my first PC when I was about 13, started learning Windows batch scripting and using GameMaker to make goofy PC games.
Along the way, I found Trinity Rescue Kit and was also introduced to Fedora Core by a nerdy guy who worked at my local YMCA.
I didn’t actually enjoy it too much back then, so I left it alone for years until about 5 years ago when I started to get back into the free software movement and related interests.
I’ve been 100% on Linux for about 4 years now and never looked back.
Dang, another thing I’ll have to change in the kitchen now (-_- )
Although switching from Teflon and other non-stick pans and skillets has been nice.
But don’t worry! If you’re fortunate enough to have a job at a good company that pays well, then you can spend $300-$500 of your monthly paycheck to have an insurance company possibly cover up to 80% of the cost! Assuming you are in-network, picked the right plan, followed all the confusing steps to file a claim, and aren’t disqualified by one of their dozens of contingencies.
Land of the free babay!