I don’t think getting CVE’s is a good metric for security strength, but good points aside.

I think debian and kde is a great first distro, but yeah getting ROCm working on it is the suck,

Because I’ve been using an apt-get based distro since the late 90’s, Because I work in IT, Because I don’t like rice/hours of config/features. Yawning chasm of difference between always boots and always boots and dive right into work/game/browsing/whatev’s

I’m still running rx570, so I’m no real help, but +1 for using debian testing, been daily driving it for years on my gaming desktop. stable for server’s and hardware that isn’t booted up daily.

If you want solidwork or fusion : https://github.com/cryinkfly/SOLIDWORKS-for-Linux/releases

I’d love to use and suggest blender/freecad, but I struggle with the workflow.

I still use Inventor 2017 in a windows VM.

Don’t think you need ventoy features, install fedora in a suitable partition, install your next os afterwards in another partition and don’t install grub, boot back into fedora, update grub, it’ll find the new os and give you a list to boot from on startup.

Why did you choose ventoy?

Sketchy passing manuover in a charity motorcycle race.

To be honest we were racing honda 90’s (honda passports in NA) so every pass was sketchy, but this is high on my daft list.

Diceing with a pro rider for a couple of laps, huge fun, close racing, a long lefthander coming up, I knew he had a big advantage here, his skinny ass could lean more here (ground clearance is a problem on soggy commuter bikes) so each lap he’d gain a little lead here, this time i’d nailed the corner, got close, two back markers ahead, didn’t lift, passed the pro guy, dived between the backmarkers, over a greasy kerb, massive highside/slapper, kept it pinned and pulled away, I think I scared the pro because I didn’t see him until it was all over.

I had the biggest shit eating smile under my helmet the whole time.

Why the down votes?

Can’t answer your nividia/wayland question, I’m not going back, so I’m just going to shill for my new fav bit of software.

Your 6700xt is miles ahead of my rx570, I could get mine working with some rocm and pytorch bodgery but I found fastsdcpu was just a lot less hassle for the occasional image.

https://github.com/rupeshs/fastsdcpu

Aye, win7 VM for that one piece of CAD software I rely on. been a while since I did much wine stuff outside steam.

Is winetricks still a thing to help with dep setup?

Been using cbpp for… a long time now, (honestly forgotten when I started) hoping u/computermouth has plans to move to wayland, but I can’t be arsed going back to reddit to ask.

Not had much luck finding a minimal stacking DE to replace it.

So you guys don’t think I should buy a new one, just attach a usb vagina to my old one?

Just realized my keyboard is 22 years old.

Not enough yet, made a list of apps I need, moved the dock/bar to the top of the screen. only have kde installed on my personal laptop, I don’t any where near enough time to spend on it, my desktop isn’t for playing around on.

Looking for similar myself. I love cbpp, based on openbox, it’s just out of my way and lets me do my work. but I want to move to wayland, thinking kde plasma, spend for ever changing it to my liking and some how export all changes. probably a bash script first but thinking long term write it in ansible.

But i’d much perfer to find a stock/sane solution.

Can you simplfy the issue by disabling the nvidia in bios?

Did you miss a “not” in there somewhere?

it just feels like a manager decided the command should read like english, made the decision then went back to never entering a command again in the terminal again. every day, i get to decide, should i enter “systemctl restart problem_service” all again or hit up on the keyboard and and hold back, then rewrite over the previous status command. bit less work if the status/stop/start/restart bit was on the end like it used to be.

I just hate the syntax, systemctl start apache2 feels like dumb manager speak over service apache2 start.

But other then that I love how systemd has been for me.