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Yeah the hardware is mostly supported except the 1060, it's an hassle in general installing nvidia drivers even on real macs

I think just using a linux live with gparted is the only way

Ubuntu LTS is the best compromise to stability and productivity, installing updated drivers is easy with the repos, and here the software generally IS NOT old, it's tested before getting back into the LTS release Unless there is some severe missing driver, where the only solution is to install an updated distro

are you trying to compile the kernel image or rather the initramfs?

They run the same, the only limiting factor on Windows 10 are the automatic updates which will kill every hard disk even on 7

Group criteria? On a fresh install? I literally just installed the iso from the microsoft website, why do I need to do that?

I fresh installed in a VM windows 10 again, but it looks like it's still missing? I got the Education version

If settings are lost during reboot, you can try to force-save them with "sudo alsactl store"

So, my M.2 slot is right behind my GPU (wow, nice job MSI), so it has very very poor cooling and also takes heat from the GPU (RX 580) Is there anything that I can do with it? I bought an heatsink from china (the one with the thermal pad, the copper heatsink and two rubber bands) but temperatures under an ssd benchmark are still going over 78c° Now, honestly, I don't remember how it was before, but is it better leaving this SSD without an heatsink so air can circulate better? My case is also literally full of fans, my GPU is cooler than this SSD and my CPU, this is a bit insane...

After I try to search something in the start menu, instead of the menu window to be on the left, seems to be shifted slightly to the right. I don't know if that's a bug or what? As you can see, it begins right after the windows icon. Isn't it supposed to be pinned to the left?

Ironically he uses an iPhone

That's actually an improvement regardless of the license

That just means game developers just need to ship their own updated OpenAL library, so this barely changes something at all

it's not required for it to boot correctly, just in case of recovering or reinstalling your system without an USB drive, MSR isn't needed either (but I won't delete it unless necessary)

The performance gain for compiling it by yourself is true only when specific flags are used (march=ivybridge for example) which makes the binary compatible only with your specific CPU series, so far by default the only distribution to do that is Gentoo Linux. The performance gain is just by the 2% In general, the Linux vs Windows benchmark except games always give Linux a small advantage not very noticeable at all, as for disk space, linux distros have a big advantage

Why do you need to enable nomodeset, what GPU you got?

in 2019 they can

I found it a bit faster on page loads (not only youtube) and in linux distros is the only way to get widevine without digging further, but I still use firefox as my main browser for other reasons

Another similar program is GreenWithEnvy https://gitlab.com/leinardi/gwe

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PulseAudio/Configuration Have you tried following those steps or here https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PulseAudio