I switched from Ubuntu to Fedora after 10 years, and I didn't expect to miss this
… Just open the Additional Drivers screen, click on the driver I need, and install it. That process looks different on other Linux distributions, including Fedora. …
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Linux finally has working HDR, but you still can't use it for most streaming services
10h agoI ran local LLMs on Intel's cheapest iGPU, and the results were surprisingly decent
4d agoI stopped dual-booting Linux after discovering Windows' hidden kernel
1w agoI ran Linux for two years without actually understanding it, and WSL2 made that possible
1w agoGPU passthrough to LXCs beats VMs in Proxmox, and it's way simpler than you'd think
… First, you’ll have to ensure the host machine has the proper drivers installed, and this process depends entirely on your GPU manufacturer. In most cases, it’s identical to setting up your GPU on a CLI Debian distro. …
I run Windows in a Proxmox VM full-time, and it's good enough to replace my main PC
… Since my graphics card doesn’t have SR-IOV support, it’s the only way I can develop Linux-based apps requiring GPU acceleration from my Windows 11 VM. …
I ran Gemma 4 (26B) on a 10-year-old-GPU, and it's reliable enough to replace the cloud
… Related I replaced ChatGPT and Claude with this powerful local LLM and saved over $20 a month while gaining full control Qwen3.6 runs on my old GPU and does what ChatGPT does for free Compiling llama.cpp was a job and a half Unlike the simple installation process for Ollama, I had to spend a couple… …
Bazzite is what most Linux gaming distros wish they were
… You will have a relatively smoother experience with AMD graphics cards due to the open-source drivers integrated into the kernel. You can expect faster performance and more predictable driver updates on AMD GPUs. …
This Nvidia Linux driver update finally fixes a frustrating Wayland display problem
… Fortunately, while it's still a little more work than on Windows, modern official Nvidia drivers have made Linux gamers' lives a lot easier, especially when the GPU giant actively works on bugs and issues in open-source software. …
Dual-booting Windows and Linux stopped making sense once my hardware got good enough
… GPU pass-through in Type 2 virtualization software is also possible, but trickier than WSL. You must find the correct drivers and go through the initial configuration of permitting the virtual machine to access the GPU. WSL is better if you prefer CLI setups and are an experienced Linux user. …
Linux is finally ready for gamers, but gamers are still not ready for Linux
… In a nutshell, you have to care a lot about the benefits of Linux to convince yourself to go through the inevitable ordeal of switching Proton versions per game, verifying the GPU drivers, editing launch options, and checking if your distro is somehow the wrong choice for a game. …
This hidden Proxmox setting may sound cursed, but it’s really useful for coding and DIY projects
… I also have some lightweight apps that require GPU acceleration in WSL2, and since I’ve already got a working graphics card on the parent VM, I can just as easily run them inside the nested Linux environment. …
AMD's handheld driver support is so bad that Linux is starting to look like the better choice
… I've always had more success with GPU Screen Recorder , which is my recording program of choice on Linux. The other thing that AMD's Adrenalin software enables is over- and under-clocking, but the free Linux GPU Control Application LACT does that just as well. …