Month 5: Sound not working again because you read about Pipewire on the Arch wiki
Ugh this is me rn. Spent like 30 minutes trying to figure out how to get NixOS to request a new DHCP lease. Reconnecting to the network? Nope, same IP. dhclient? Nope, not on NixOS. systemd-networkd? Keeps throwing some weird error. The solution? Just reboot the damn computer.
Well, it maybe just because he’s using Fedora :).
Do not speak ill of my child. My dnf updates will finish when they are good and ready.
However, I am side-eyeing RedHat right now. I don’t understand the burden they have to provide support for the distro given the downstream “free” distros, but attempting to kill them off is kinda overkill imo.
Is one lesson not to use Linux on Apple hardware?
Oh no! I’m on a Rog Zephyrus!
That being said, my M1 Mac is kinda a paper weight until Asahi Linux gets further along. For now it’s my back-up device as I get more familiar with Linux! The hardware was nice, but I’ve certainly appreciated being able to play games!
that’s kind of ironic these days. 10 years ago it was more likely to be able to play on mac than Linux, since games with Linux ports likely also had mac ports. but then you have games like league of legends that have a native mac version but not Linux.
oh how times have changed.
Oh for sure! It’s strange assuming my Linux device “just works” when it comes to games. Where as getting Diablo4 running on my ARM macbook was a really involved task. Personally, I’d like Apple to be more inviting and open to developers using different Graphics APIs so I could play games on the device, but that’s kinda like asking a dog to speak.
I use Linux (Kubuntu) on iMac 2012 and it works just well. Everything works perfectly and the graphics are even smoother than the stock macOS. GPU is too outdated for latest DXVK but older versions still work. HDD is slow but that is expected.
Reminds me of when I installed Arch for the first time. I installed Xorg, a login manager, and KDE, and could not for the life of me get them to start. So I figured I’d just restart and see what would happen. Suddenly I had KDE running perfectly!
probably just had to restart the systemd units or something
