Larvitz
@hofstede.io
IT Consultant from Germany | Nerd | Linux Advocate | Interested in
Linux, Open Source, Elektronics, Retro Gaming, Photography, Smart Home and Emulation.
Linux, Open Source, Elektronics, Retro Gaming, Photography, Smart Home and Emulation.
Nice. Put that on my todo list. Thank you
July 29, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Nice. Put that on my todo list. Thank you
Duolingo ist aber auch teuer geworden 😓
April 30, 2025 at 10:33 PM
Duolingo ist aber auch teuer geworden 😓
amdgpu_top is newer and fully implemented in the Rust programming language. It shows a lot of detail about any measurement/sensor, a GPU can possibly have. It helped me debug a problem with Chromium browsers not using HW-Video decoding because it even shows the media-engine.
January 10, 2025 at 8:58 PM
amdgpu_top is newer and fully implemented in the Rust programming language. It shows a lot of detail about any measurement/sensor, a GPU can possibly have. It helped me debug a problem with Chromium browsers not using HW-Video decoding because it even shows the media-engine.
Tough question. I started using vim in the 1990s on Suse Linux, when I was a teenager. Did vimtutor and read posts in comp.editors on the Usenet.
Over the years, I tried numerous editors but ultimately got back to vim every time. And later, I switched from vim to neovim.
Over the years, I tried numerous editors but ultimately got back to vim every time. And later, I switched from vim to neovim.
comp.edu
January 9, 2025 at 9:24 AM
Tough question. I started using vim in the 1990s on Suse Linux, when I was a teenager. Did vimtutor and read posts in comp.editors on the Usenet.
Over the years, I tried numerous editors but ultimately got back to vim every time. And later, I switched from vim to neovim.
Over the years, I tried numerous editors but ultimately got back to vim every time. And later, I switched from vim to neovim.