I know but...

It feels like dirtying up my fedora install...

I'll see how it performs... The program has a 3d module, lets see what happens...

If your question is: "Is Kohane going to FOSDEM?" then the answer is "No."

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What? Where's the joke @rottensox ?

Nowhere. ?

Then why you were laughing?

i think im going back to windows

i need visual studio

what

i need visual studio

Why not use Jetbrains?

mean

lol.

Why not use Jetbrains?

company shit

Well that sucks

we have a new manager

They defnitely have a superior product

There is no admin bot in here

not allow anything other than windows

Fat troll detected. Don't feed him!

lol

not allow anything other than windows

Well, you can always use a vm but yes visual studio - never again in my life. I rather leave my workplace.

im thinking is there a way to run vnc on my linux that make him think im using a windows machine

virtual box's performance sucks..

im thinking is there a way to run vnc on my linux that make him think im using a windows machine

You can use virt-manager

And spice with virtio drivers

fullscreen the thing and it'll look like windows. even multi monitor works.

i dont know if windows is advance enough to have remote login

i dont know if windows is advance enough to have remote login

It has but spice is faster.

fullscreen the thing and it'll look like windows. even multi monitor works.

really? thats fantastic

I can step you trough it if you want

lets see

i need a machine running windows somewhere first

You dont

Its local.

Anyhting else would lag, heavily.

oh..will it be slow than?

oh..will it be slow than?

Unlikely unless your machine is really old or ultra low power.

It's a ultrabook running i7 7600u

Should work well enough

So I don't think it will work.

It should

Really? It's a low voltage cpu

You may need to enable vt-x tough in the bios

Really? It's a low voltage cpu

15W?

No idea

Because that cpu is faster than my thinkpad where i had been doing this.

Let's see if I have a way to get in bios

Or I can dual boot it.

Let's see if I have a way to get in bios

No need to at first

Just install virt-manager

Remove virtualbox entirely

if vbox was already installed make a fresh fedora install if possible

I was worried you knew some magical method to get a grip on default i3 that I missed :P

Just use it

That's how you do it

if vbox was already installed make a fresh fedora install if possible

Okay I will do it now.

Correct way to get used to i3 Just use it

Even better way sxhkd

That's i3 gaps, isn't it?

That's i3 gaps, isn't it?

Ye, slim gappy boi

Ye, slim gappy boi

Is it now in the repos?

what de is that ?

Is it now in the repos?

I'm not using Fedora on this machine unfortunately. Manjaro :D

what de is that ?

It's a WM, i3

ERROR: S client not available

It's a WM, i3

I see why you use i3, you need to save cpu/gpu in order to execute Minecraft.

I see why you use i3, you need to save cpu/gpu in order to execute Minecraft.

Not at all. Minecraft isn't really resource intensive at all.

Not at all. Minecraft isn't really resource intensive at all.

Only on memory

I still dream of a multi-threaded Minecraft, but I feel like it won't be written in Java if it happens

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Only on memory

It really isn't tho

should i buy redhat?

use centos?

I still dream of a multi-threaded Minecraft, but I feel like it won't be written in Java if it happens

There's a LOT of struggle doing this because of how difficult it is to sync chunk loading between threads

It's been laid out that it will NOT be recieving these features in its current state.

Which, despite how annoying it is not being able to get a superboost from a ThreadRipper or the like, makes my life a lot easier when making mods, packs, and patches.

I still dream of a multi-threaded Minecraft, but I feel like it won't be written in Java if it happens

Someone just needs to take rewriting Minecraft in C++ seriously

use centos?

might need support

Which, despite how annoying it is not being able to get a superboost from a ThreadRipper or the like, makes my life a lot easier when making mods, packs, and patches.

Despite its simplicity, it's a very complex game in terms of how it works and what makes it tick. Throw mods into the mix with pretty significant chunkloading requirements or alterations and you have a real shitfest.

Several people have done it for fun

Someone just needs to take rewriting Minecraft in C++ seriously

It has beed done, by Mojang...

Bedrock Edition...

NIce! :D

Interesting. did nothing come of it?

Interesting. did nothing come of it?

Uh, it's used for Console, PE, Win10, and more coming soon ™

might need support

Buy it then! You're also indirectly contributing to Linux development!

It handily outperforms the Java edition btw, which is nice.

Uh, it's used for Console, PE, Win10, and more coming soon ™

Ahhh ok! Good!

Fuck Java lol

Buy it then! You're also indirectly contributing to Linux development!

thats what im thinking

Fuck Java lol

Yeah, I love Java, but holy crap it's gotten to the point that it's just the wrong choice most of the time ?

Yeah, I love Java, but holy crap it's gotten to the point that it's just the wrong choice most of the time ?

99% of the time ?

Noice muh man! I'm gonna emulate that shell look sometime...(I always do DTD, this seems a nice change of pace)

99% of the time ?

Life goals to find that 1% so I still get paid ?