TurblesCelbor

It really shines in identifying abnormal cells on a peripheral blood smears. Can't identify the cells themselves but pretty good at saying "that one's weird."

I use shotcut, which is more an artifact of it being the first one I tried in fedora that I liked.

I got too used to the hotkeys and now learning a new one would just be frustrating.

I've also used ffmpeg to transcode video (not edit) via CLI, but that's more to improve YouTube processing times.

They don't cost significantly more than running any other high-work computer software.

OP is correct that this ain't going away. While image generation may or may not be a fad, the reverse (looking at an image and describing it's contents systematically) is very useful in many fields.

Good luck to you. I've found editing video on Linux to be pretty easy provided the correct software renderer utilities are installed when transcoding a video.

Never used kdenlive though.

Omg I totally misread the music client as Spotify, my bad.

Yeah idk. I hear good things about apple music, but in Linux I just locally host my music and stream from that server. All the streaming I've done since ditching Spotify is has been in browser. Wish I had client to recommend for apple.

Isn't there still a functioning Spotify flatpak? Or did that stop working as well?

Oof I took psychic damage just reading this post. Idk what you're archiving but I preserve older software at home. That file structure is fucking important to maintain and I too would be livid if the computer just started moving shit around on its own.

Man people keep assuming I'm a bot.

I'm not...I swear, I just post too much.

Oh. That makes sense. Valve does not want people accessing the AUR, which is a minefield. I have a deck but honestly I dislike steam os so much I'm probably going to throw some other arch derivative on there.

Yeah. I have very specific needs which arch allows for. No shade on more complete distros though. I've never used mint but I learned with Ubuntu which is also a fairly accessible and complete distro.

? Valve uses flatpaks?

When did this happen? Or am I too arch-pilled?

I usually just pull the steam client from the arch multilib repo. There's a steam flatpak now?

Fuck yeah dude. I'm on arch and it works for me but it ain't going to be what everyone will want to use. If you like mint use mint.

I'd like to know the answer to this too. I have 2 terabytes of untagged flac and ogg files that will truly make me go insane if I have to tag through that shit manually.

Idk if you ever used flathub, but the flatpak package system is distro-independent and east to use. Probably the closest thing to a standard Linux install you will get will be a suite of tools like that.

And there is, as always, hate for that shit too.

Yeah. I've taken to locally hosting some open sourced (and non-free) models in Linux.

Usable for image and video generation on my stable PC, but it has 24 threads. I have hopes there will be either a hardware breakthrough to make it cheaper or someone will come up with a more efficient model.

This may explain some things. Since 2020 I've been using only Wayland+amd system configurations.

Interesting take.

I do agree on the software support issue.

Been at Linux a long time i've come to realize my expectations for software are drastically different than what they were in windows, namely I'd rather compile my own software from source when possible, a thing most people won't want.

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I'm worried I gamble too much. Let the audience decide. youtube.com/shorts/tr_hw...

Justice for the trans lesbian puppy girls. I am merely a cis bisexual man using arch Linux. Far less interesting.

what a dumb idiot I am. This PC doesn't have a discreet GPU.

Running cpu mode for 1.5 on balrog (with that AMD Ryzen™ 9 7900 × 24), can generate an iteration in 30 seconds or less. I'm going to try this with GPU acceleration.

Even US media is saying trump looks the fool over this whole thing.

Running stable diffusion locally on an ancient clevo laptop is cool. It just takes 20 minutes for 1 iteration to drop.

Yeah I honestly haven't used mint I've just heard things by word of mouth.

I will defer to you, as you are actually using it.

Let me guess, the curse of nvidia drivers on mint?

Also yeah. Same. The PC I can't afford to have crash is running fedora 42

Shockingly, I break very little (only one kernel panic so far), but I spend OH SO MUCH time trying to do weird shit which I just can't do on other distros.

Want to build packages straight from a tainted repo? Arch lets you. Want to compile some suspicious kmod and jam it in? Arch says harder daddy!

This is actually pretty neat. I've used twine before but this is a fun way to improve on it.

Hell yeah think of the MOOOOOONEEEY.

I am an arch guy. I agree

No new Linux user should use arch, use fedora.

Arch is great if you have the right skills. It is much more painful to use than most other distros and if you're new to Linux it will just be frustrating.