Meh, I already have a global mute shortcut. I have a keyboard shortcut for this script I found somewhere that toggles mic audio capture in ALSA.

#!/bin/bash

mic_on=$(amixer get Capture | grep '\[on\]')

if [ "$mic_on" = "" ] ; then

amixer set Capture toggle && paplay /usr/share/sounds/ocean/stereo/device-added.oga

else

amixer set Capture toggle && paplay /usr/share/sounds/ocean/stereo/device-removed.oga

fi

I have been very happy with RecipeSage.

I dread the day my G600 gives up the ghost :(

It was in Debian 12 but removed from 13 because it hadn’t been updated in a while (was still Plasma 5). It’s been seeing quite a few updates for months now so it should be back in Debian soon I imagine.

I can’t answer your question as I haven’t taken that step yet, everything is still confined to my LAN.

Here’s a similar thread from last month that had a lot of replies. Hopefully will be some useful info there for you. Good luck!

I have more control over it and I don’t need to create accounts and give out my email address.

Yeah, I went full wireless headphones, keyboard and mouse once upon a time. Then I would have one of them run out of batteries while raiding in WoW or doing WvW in GW2. I went back to wired after that.

Ahh, but have you considered buying wires made of silver for your hi-fi? They’re a bargain at only £200 per metre!

Yep, I had to do this for my Ducky TKL keyboard.

I just discovered this.

Yeah, right.

I love how you shamelessly copied and pasted someone else’s post as your own. You couldn’t even be bothered to cross-post it. You even posted it in the same community it was already in! Spammer gonna spam though I guess.

https://lemmy.world/post/49721314

https://lemmy.world/post/49721375

https://lemmy.world/post/49721457

Yep! A few months ago I installed Windows 11 on my Surface laptop to update the firmware. It took 50mins just to install! After I updated the firmware, EndeavourOS (Arch) took 8mins.

Cool shit, thanks.

Oh yeah, 400 prob wouldn’t be enough. I have an XFX Swift 9070 and it’ll pull up to 245w. Most CPUs are 65w to 120w IIRC.

This 100%. I upgraded from an RTX2060 to an RTX4060 then 6 months later sold that and bought an RX9070.

I now feel like I have a card that will last me for a long time rather than a bandaid upgrade that’ll do another 1-2 years.

OP, the only thing you need to worry about compatibility-wise is if your PSU (power supply unit) is enough. You can look up TDP (total draw power) for your CPU and prospective GPU and if it’s less than your PSU with some headroom (100w or so usually) you’re good to go. I believe pcpartpicker shows you power requirements anyway if you want to just plug your whole build in there.

I’m not sure if 30 vs 24 dB is too much, but idk really

FYI decibels are a logarithmic scale so for example 18-24dB is a smaller difference than 24-30dB. That said, some HDD noise is noticeable to some people and not to others. All you can really say is that enterprise drives are loudest followed by NAS drives then regular consumer ones.

I completely agree. I just thought it important to be accurate with these criticisms.

Good on ya for the edit :)

According to the article you linked it isn’t. They platformed him but it isn’t owned by him and he doesn’t work for them.

30min video, 10mins of promotions… nope