depending on where the owner lives/resides they might be able to take this to court now for vendor lock-in/right to repair violations
thank you for introducing this into my life
didn't realize I needed big bees until now❤️
ditto😆
Intel really set themselves up for a perfect memefest😂
oh hey Angela Collier! I loved watching her "A Scary Science video"
dope👌✨
If I recall correctly, Canada got rid of carrier lock-in several years ago
this is such a weird situation that I'm pretty sure that the court would also agree with her as most people (including me) wouldn't know about the vehicle classification let alone knowing that electric ridable suitcases are a thing
anyways thanks for sharing this interesting/funny post!
huh I guess it might be federation issues, either way fair enough!
For next time, plesase remove the duplicate posts instead of leaving them with the edited title "Deleted"
besides that it's a simple mistake so you're good🤗
My mistake, I thought I did just changed it.
no worries and thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
🤗 your hard work is paying off and it clearly shows🌻
Does anyone know how to get OpenGL3 to work on an Archlinux VM?
My goal is to be able to run Godot within a VM so that I can have:
- a reproducible and shareable dev environment
I've tried the following guide:
- Edit
grubconfiguration (on Archlinux guest VM) > /etc/default/grub
# Added "amd_iommu=on" to the default configuration line 6 as shown below:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT"loglevel=3 quiet amd_iommu=on"
- Run
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
- Shutdown Archlinux VM and modify the VM's configurations:
[Virt-Manager VM Tabs]:
Display Spice
- Listen type: [Address --> None]
- OpenGL: [disabled --> ✅]
- [Laptop DGPU selected]:
{0000:07:00:0 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Rembrandt [Radeon 680M] (render)}
- [Laptop DGPU selected]:
Video Virtio
- 3D acceleration [disabled --> ✅]
This results in my VM displaying a mainly white screen with random rainbow artifacts:
I have a feeling that I might need to edit the grub configuration on my host machine however due to running NixOS atm for my laptop,
- this isn't an option for me at the moment,
- however I would still appreciate confirmation in knowing that the host grub edit is required/necessary
if you wouldn't mind,
please mark as NSFW~