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I noticed this as well a few months ago and it did change the monitor brightness for real, but now it broke on my system and wont do it anymore

Genshin does work in linux since a few months ago from what i heard

Secret i learned on my raspberry pi running stereo speakers on Kodi is you can set a seperate volume for the dialogue channel so i just bumped it up like 14 decibels and now it matches the action fairly well. You can set it from the audio settings inside the movie and its called something like center channel downmix i cant remember exactly

Theres also NewPipe its free and open source

Ive only ever used amd gpus and intel cpu, and the only hardware issue ive had is one gigabyte card having a firmware bug that killed it. amd always worked great on windows for me, but on linux they suffer from crashing quite often.

I run flatpak firefox and kde wayland and have no such issue

Wish i had 15 up, im getting 40 down 3 up. They started putting fiber down my street but not active yet, cant wait to go to 1 gig

Im sure that arch would probably cause more issues than mint in the long run, i was just saying Mint or any other beginner distros are not exactly 100% issue free as some would claim them to be

Not the guy you replied to but i put Mint on my uncles pc, tried to install some software and it just gave me some errors, tried fixing it for about 40 mins and gave up and just put windows on it. I had an Kubuntu install that just randomly killed itself after a few months as well. It worked fine for a while, then i restarted one day and wouldn't boot giving some drive error, and i ended up moving to arch after that. Arch has been working very well for me and it has had issues but i could always solve them quite easily.

At the end of the day all linux distros are essentially running the same software, the only difference is the version of software you're running, some update faster some slower.

Looks to me like a hotdog used as a straw

It went from 1.5% to nearly 2% thats quite a big spike

Oh man i was thinking of getting one of these to replace my raspberry pi