So it’s treason then?

“Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.”

This is actually a pretty decent idea considering what’s coming now with AI video. I have no idea if it could be implemented, or if media even cares anymore, but I sure would appreciate it.

I get where you’re coming from, and I tried this. The point is to get away from windows, and if the main program I use my computer for lacks essential features that affect my work, then I can’t switch.

Honestly, calling people lazy without context just makes you another Linux bro and doesn’t help bring people over.

The AAC issue and working directly from a NAS. It’s adding a lot to the workload to work around AAC. NAS could be a me issue, but other programs have no issue with accessing it and working directly from it.

Blackmagic please, for the benefit of all editors, make DaVinci Resolve work properly on Linux. I’d switch tomorrow.

All of a sudden the coward has a voice again? Crawl back into the hole you’ve been hiding in since Trump got sworn in.

Yes, here in Canada it shows both, with Gulf of America in brackets.

This is definitely the right answer, as I just had to deal with this after a nozzle change.

I’m definitely a Linux novice, tried it on and off over the last decade and currently dual boot Mint on my laptop. I love Mint, it’s been the easiest version of Linux by far.

Now the bad, DaVinci Resolve Studio just does not play nice. I know this is more of a Resolve problem, but still, it doesn’t connect to my NAS efficiently. As an editor, this is a deal breaker. I hope it gets fixed in the future.

Second, it won’t even see my Bluetooth keyboard, once again, probably something to do with the hardware, but it works on everything else, even Android. I also have weird issues with my wireless Xbox controller in that the trigger buttons don’t register in games. Still trying to troubleshoot that.

I still try to use Mint as often as I can, but there always something that keeps me from switching fully.

My Ender 3 v1 build is very close to this too +/- a few things, specifically linear rails, which absolutely corrected a lot of the little issues I was having. Speed isn’t important to me, so I’ll probably keep using it for years to come.