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  1. Chunchunmaru_
    I have 8 gigs of ram too, never run out of ram too when using obs But anyway, I never heard about OBS using ram for their recordings? I mean, It's a GUI basically for ffmpeg and so far it never did something strange like using ram for cache? Btw something so big like a shadowplay/gfexperience in-game GUI can rarely see a Linux clone or implementation as it would be extremely complex for a community work to be done, and so far I don't think any company including AMD or NVIDIA is interested in developing such feature other than the graphics driver stack, further more, Nvidia has issues with recording the screen if you don't disable the "allow flipping" option which is enabled out the box, so probably they do not even care at all about you being able to record your games. Disabling that may cause also visible tearing Maybe another 10 years to wait to get the same features as windows? As for the replay feature, it's just always recording in background I'm pretty sure you can reproduce that using obs somehow
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    if by that you mean an hardware encoder, OBS with nvenc is pretty enough, or you can use the vaapi backend on amd
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    Chunchunmaru_

     

    Looks like my upgrade from the 1060 to the Rx 580 wasn't totally useless...

    1. TopHatProductions115

      TopHatProductions115

      Looks like the Rx 580 may be more future proof :D 

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    https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=272283 just follow this the part grub related
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    Flatpak is the snap competitor, mostly they have the same software with a few exceptions, but why don't you give people the biggest amount of software avaiable? Can be installed with a few clicks, just install gnome-software-flatpak-support and the flahub repo (which can be installed in the GUI too thanks to gnome software) In KDE, can be installed in pretty much the same way with their "Discover" shop
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    Personally I don't totally get why PopOS has their own show without even snap or flatpak support, newbies need to have the biggest repository of software available, so far even on vanilla Ubuntu you need to install flatpak support but at least snaps are available out the box Also, kde > gnome
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    Chunchunmaru_

    No IBM buying red hat in the tech news?

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    Doesn't look to me it's officially supported, what does the manjaro driver manager show? Connect to the ethernet when installing the driver
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    It's really strange btw... Have you checked the hash of the md5 iso you were using?
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    Chunchunmaru_

    not using releases on github more like compile it by yourself loser

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    /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d is a folder 30-touchpad.conf is a file, you need to create it with a text editor with root like sudo mousepad /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/30-touchpad.conf mousepad is a text editor but you can use one of your choice
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    Ok so you are using the libinput driver, create a file in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/30-touchpad.conf Paste this Section "InputClass" Identifier "libinput touchpad catchall" MatchIsTouchpad "on" MatchDevicePath "/dev/input/event*" Driver "libinput" Option "Tapping" "on" Option "NaturalScrolling" "true" Option "ClickMethod" "clickfinger" Option "ScrollMethod" "twofinger" EndSection
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    This^ But anyway what distro are you running? I guess Mint? In that case, check whether you are running libinput or synaptics xorg driver by checking the packages installed `sudo apt list --installed | grep synaptics` Does it return something?
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    open the driver manager and install the latest driver you can, then just reboot
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    http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/pending/eoan-desktop-amd64.iso As last resort I would try the development Ubuntu version...Otherwise try Manjaro Gnome
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    So just try to remove the Nvidia drivers first...Boot on recovery mode with the shell, the command for removing the proprietary drivers would be "sudo apt purge *nvidia*" Then check if it boots with nomodeset
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    It's reasonable since they use different drivers, cpu scheduler etc and communicate with the system in a different way, there is really nothing you can do about it rather than trying some tweaks like using a realtime kernel, or the xanmod one https://xanmod.org/ Be sure that you install also the headers if you use an nvidia gpu, otherwise you will lose the drivers
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    It's normal, it's shutting down Anyway just try resetting the bios first
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    pretty much nothing lol
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    Btw it looks like there are some PCI warnings, have you updated the latest BIOS? Have you tried switching the GPU to another PCI slot? Resetting BIOS? Changing PCI related settings to the BIOS? https://superuser.com/questions/275050/lenovo-s20-workstation-allergic-to-linux Here they say it may be a BIOS option that is not very compatible with Linux, they looks to have the exact issue We installed Linux using the following steps: Put the default BIOS configuration. Install a fresh distribution of Linux (we tried with Fedora 15 and Ubuntu 10.04, 64 Bit) Changed the BIOS configuration (activating the RAID) For future reference: I had the same problem on a Toshiba netbook (don't remember the model number). Booting from a LiveCD worked fine. When I would boot from the hard drive, the system would hang for a very long time (more than ten minutes), then resume booting. The problem was a BIOS setting. I had to change the SATA controller (?) from its default setting to "compatibility". I may be misremembering some details. I'll edit this post tonight and add more information. But try what I said before first
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    try also to remove vt.handoff=1 first, then if still unsuccessfull remove quiet splash and vt.handoff, and again remove all of those again and just add nomodeset
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    Can I have your /var/log/kern.log ? Wait did it worked before with nomodeset
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    It's connected wiith no connectivity, so it is either a connection issue or a driver problem What does "dmesg" show? Which driver are you using? Give us the specs
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    It can either be nouveau or something else, be sure to update the system at the latest update when you are in the nomodeset session, not only it will use the basic driver, but also disables any issue with the plymouth boot logo... So after you update everything on your system, reboot, and if the issue still persist reboot with nomodeset again, install the graphics-drivers ppa repo, and install the latest graphics card driver, which should be nvidia-430 This is the PPA: https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa And here you set the driver
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    everything is under ~/.steam then steamapps is right under here some games use to save game data in the ~/ directory anyway (still hidden) like borderlands 2 for example
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