I do. I upgrade before the major release goes out of support, so no I don’t get much from it, but I do still get patches from it occasionally. Iirc they released an imagemagick patch before upstream did

(2 weeks ago)

In my non scientific test, this version did increase my FFXIV fps in a CPU bound scenario, in limsa lominsa.

Aur is completely user controlled, it is not official and not trusted. Someone just decided to use those names and upload something.

The client has the private key, the server has the corresponding public key in its authorized keys file.

The server is vulnerable to the private key getting stolen from the client.

It’s comfort food. Never pushing the envelope much, but always high quality.

Note that the first game came out in 1986. These remakes will look great and put some modern conveniences on… But it will still be a game from 1986. If you want a modern DQ then 11 is great.

If you configured your X server manually, remove any mentions of Nvidia or it won’t start. Yeah I didn’t that to myself.

Not perfect for me, I was also wondering if it would be in this post.

I find the scrolling in the sms display wack, and the copy otp button doesn’t work (just enabled the log follow workaround, so we’ll see), and the right click menu on the system tray icon goes off screen the first try.

Broke XIVLauncher, couldn’t type in it. Fixed in SDL already so Arch should get .51 soon.

Well, released is a strong word when it’s not on Nvidias site. It was pushed to the cuda repos only, so far.

Same, I’ve been happy with my two play 1s for over a decade. But my secret is not updating, and not using the app (neither phone nor windows), I use Home Assistant (Python) and Noson. My other secret is not adding more Sonos speakers, because I believe you need to use the official phone app for grouping or updates.

I was happy with my cyber powers for years, but then the batteries died (official replacement batteries, after 3 years - the originals lasted 5) and the ups just stopped even passing power through. This is someone’s old blog about this https://blog.networkprofile.org/cyberpower-ups-avoid/