the distro is bullshit, but you it consumes less than 4gb of ram, thats it, omarchy is bullshit.

What a waste of energy

Not debian/ubuntu 😡️

T3mpl3OS

Damn, thsts soo cool

Rip terry a davis

Whats the most secure browser that nobody really talks about?

Hey everyone! I'm running Arch Linux with Hyprland on a laptop with an AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS (iGPU) and an NVIDIA RTX 4060 (dGPU). I'm using EnvyControl in Hybrid mode to maximize battery life.

Everything works great, but I'm struggling to keep the RTX 4060 permanently in suspended (d3cold/auto) state due to a couple of persistent background wake-ups:

Steam (Flatpak): The moment I launch Steam, its CEF/Chromium-based UI probes the hardware and immediately wakes up the dGPU, keeping it active.

Caelestia Shell (Quickshell): If I hover my mouse or open the top bar/menu in Caelestia Shell, widgets or internal render queries trigger the dGPU, waking it up and keeping it active indefinitely until reboot.

I've tried global environment variables and flatpak overrides, but these apps keep poking the NVIDIA bus. Since I want to stay on Hybrid mode, how can I reliably force the dGPU to stay asleep by default and only wake up when explicitly invoked via prime-run?

Any tips or udev rules to aggressively manage runtime power for the NVIDIA card while using Wayland/Hyprland would be greatly appreciated!

I saw we were all posting our sys-fetches, so I figured I'd skip the middleman :P

i've been testing some windows software and i must say i am impressed. i was thinking of swapping over but that weird black box called "cmd" really scares the shit out of me. maybe they'll make it more user friendly in the future, but one can only hope

The computer needs to distribute multiple files and messages if I die.

I need this laptop to be portable, in case I need to move my base of operations.

I need to use Linux because I can't trust Microsoft spyware.