Quoting: razing32

Quoting: MohandevirYeah... Talking about old hardware... Did I mentionned that I have played The Bard's Tale and Wizardry on an Apple IIE, with the green monochrome screen? :grin:

Anybody on a VIC-20? :smile:

Couple questions here :
1.Where do you people FIND that stuff ?!
2.How can you afford that stuff ?
:huh:

Excellent question! In my case I "exploited" my older brother who bought that computer for his programmation courses. He's 13 years older than me so... :smile:

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Yeah... Talking about old hardware... Did I mentionned that I have played The Bard's Tale and Wizardry on an Apple IIE, with the green monochrome screen? :grin:

Anybody on a VIC-20? :smile:

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Talking about GoG... It seems, but I'm not sure what to make of that, that one of the threads requesting a Linux port of the GoG Galaxy client just got changed to "In progress"... What does that could mean?

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/galaxy/release_the_gog_galaxy_client_for_linux [External Link]

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Just grabbed EotB trilogy and bought the DragonLance trilogy too. I played these games while I was a teen on a 80386 and 486 DX2-66, at the time. Pure nostalgia! Couldn't resist! :smile:

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Quoting: Matombo

Quoting: MohandevirI really do like KDE... I might be alone on my planet, but there is tearing all over the place, even while gaming with Vsync ON. What have I done to deserve such a treatment?! :smile:

You can check the Display and Monitor -> Compositor -> Tearing prevention ("vsync") option.

I had also tearing problem till I found this.

Tried them all. No success.

I could turn on Force Full Composition Pipeline, but it generates ugly micro-stuttering, and it doesn't solve tearing issues in The Witcher 3. If I turn on the in-game Vsync, it becomes a stutter fest. Lose-Lose. So, FFCP is not a solution, for me, either.

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Quoting: CatKiller

Quoting: MohandevirI really do like KDE... I might be alone on my planet, but there is tearing all over the place, even while gaming with Vsync ON. What have I done to deserve such a treatment?! :smile:

I've never had any tearing with KDE on my Nvidia desktop or my Intel laptop, which both have standard fixed refresh rate displays. So neither AMD graphics nor variable refresh rates are necessary requirements. There is a triple buffering option somewhere, but you've probably already tried that.

I just don't understand... Kubuntu 20.04 clean install... I don't have some weird hardware config... Ryzen 5 3600, Gigabyte aorus motherboard... ASUS GTX 1660 Super... Why?

Read somewhere there was an issue with KDE/Nvidia with the actual kernel. Some said upgrading to kernel 5.6 was the solution, but I like to keep my gaming setup as stock as possible... Oh well. It's easier for me to switch back to gnome, for the moment. I might keep Kwin around, for testing purpose.

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I really do like KDE... I might be alone on my planet, but there is tearing all over the place, even while gaming with Vsync ON. What have I done to deserve such a treatment?! :smile:

I tried all the workarounds I could find, but none of them seems to solve the issue... When I switch back to Gnome... Problem solved.

It's probably a great experience for those with AMD GPUs or with Gsync/Freesync Monitors (I tested on a Gsync laptop and it's doing an awesome job), but other then that, I've had zero success thus far...

It's the only show stopper, for me, to go full Kubuntu. At least, there is no tearing when I use Steam's Remote play...

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My vain wish that is not related to gaming... IBM decides to publish a 3D CAD software compatible with their RedHat/Ubuntu lineup. That would be astounding!

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Why not sell these Steam keys on the Epic store then? :D
Don't answer to that, just being sarcastic.

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Quoting: JuliusSo Microsoft finally stopped the vendor strongarming, or at least Lenovo must feel big enough for them to take the risk.

IBM being the owners of RedHat, it makes sense...

I don't know how to formulate it... I'm wondering about the impact of Microsoft's creation of it's own line of laptops (Surface) in this "strongarming" strategy. Did they just switched focus?

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