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6·1 year agoGoddamn I didn’t even think of that, I spent days on an alternate solution to a problem this would’ve solved.
Seems like every flatpaks update has to redownload Nvidia drivers for each package which is like 500mb, and my download speed is 3mb/s on a good day. So flatpaks limit me to updating once a month
1·1 year agoMaybe they could have their own talk show. And it could broadcast coast to coast
21·1 year agoThen stealing is okay sometimes
Ew I stepped in shit
1·1 year agoThe veil gets thinner every day
The bottom picture isn’t accurate, I live on a reservation that isn’t listed.
If there’s one mistake I notice immediately there’s definitely more.
If mammals didn’t exist 250 million years ago, and they do now, I’d say it’s a safe bet they’ll evolve into something other than mammals
I think the most engaging way you could do this is if you have the player code the game they’re playing. Like the tutorial is the foundational game building part, then once they’re exploring the works they built in the tutorial, they code increasingly difficult tasks to build something in game to complete the task or unlock/create an area
I’ve always gone the other way, and ran my dual booting capable install in a virtual machine
I think if you can convert the virtualhard disk into raw files it should work the other way.
I set mine up a while back, I can’t remeber if I installed windows 10 on bare metal or in the VM. I remember I tried both, I want to say installing in the VM worked better. But what I do, is first set up KVM/qemu with virtual machine manager. Then IF YOU DONT HAVE WINDOWS ALREADY wipe the drive you want for windows. I usually just wipe and leave it as free space and not create a partition. Then in virtual machine manager, create a new virtual machine. Use local install media as the install option, select your windows ISO, then instead of ‘create disk image for virtual machine’, you check 'select or create custom storage and type in /dev/nvme1n1 or whatever the drive address is. check the customize before install and make sure its using UEFI instead of BIOS.
IF YOU ALREADY HAVE WINDOWS INSTALLED, open virtual machine manager, add new virtual machine, manual install, select or create custom storage, then type ‘/dev/nvme1n1’ or whatever your address is. Check the custumize configuration before install and make sure its using UEFI instead of BIOS.
for both you’ll want to install the KVM windows drivers you can find them on github
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If he does I’ll install linux too. As w can have a post Linux post Linux posting post Linux post posting Linux posting post the post posting linux
Nah those weren’t gay people, they were fags