In my experience, GNOME on Wayland had been terribly unstable on Fedora (I assume it’s instability with my Nvidia card).

Does OpenSUSE Tumbleweed support HDR monitors?

Now I obviously cannot point to any specific driver issues or the like, so I cannot make any general conclusions other than from my own experience.

Maybe the issues stems from the Ampere architecture of the 30-series. However I would still issue a warning, although still recommend people curious to try out Fedora with Gnome, even if you have an Nvidia card.

My suggestion for people finally looking to switch from Win 10 to a Linux distro; if you have an Nvidia card, avoid Gnome (desktop env. many distros ship with it). It’s unfortunate since Gnome looks and feels great but my lord is it unstable on Nvidia drivers. I’ve tried to stabilize on my RTX 3080 but no luck.

My folly was HDR support, and boy that aint easy.

And replace it with some industrial grade garbage corn syrap? Hell fucking no

The ‘Ivy league’ of universities are elite schools, for the elite.

If you get in by scholarship, which is not how most people end up in these universities

‘Merit’ is perhaps not the defining factor, rather ‘money’. Or have you guys forgotten what ‘Ivy league’ actually means in the confusion.

I wish my instance would block you commie fucks

Mm, is that why Silent Hill 2 sits on ‘Overmevmingly positive’ while still plagued by serious performance issues?

The statement is simply not true; gamers are willing to swallow just about anything if sold correctly.

It clearly isn’t!

A) Man has dreamt of Artificial Intelligence for decades now, often times very much realizing the capabilities (and dangers) of such technology B) AI in its current form already support business, hobbies, creative work etc. The traffic and processing power needed is constantly rising.

I feel with a such a bold (and just incorrect) statement the article cannot be much worth to read.

No money for what exactly?

Whoa, calm down there chief, you’ll blow a fuse or something

Of all the hils to die on, man, you chose this one…

It’s a recurring theme in the US school system. And it seems to be primarily female teachers going after boy students, which makes it noteworthy.

or maybe a little .xml but thats all we serve here!

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Close enough man, close enough

The bipartisan system in works everyone, and the biggest loser is the working man.