Thank you Microsoft for giving people more of a reason to switch to Linux... I guess at least it looks like you can disable that???
#Windows

Clay Clement
"TheRiaya"
Okay, THIS will be my last post on this with Cyberpunk 2077. I realized last night, on Windows 11 I was recording with OBS at that time. So THAT in itself would hinder the frame rate a little. So this time I did a double run to make sure all assets were loaded and this time the FPS was at 125.07. BUT Budgie still managed to edge out ahead of Windows 11 with a frame rate of 126.79. Obviously though this is all within margin of error so a 10 run calculated might show that they are both just really… See More
next to each other. Still this makes me very happy to see Linux neck and neck with Windows in gaming overall. I will do some more testing with other games as well that have benchmarks on them. Mainly for my own curiosity honestly. I would like to see how this all shapes up lmao.
#Gaming #Benchmark #Cyberpunk2077 #Windows #Linux
That actually makes sense now that you mention it. It is good to see Linux doing so well with gaming though. Would be nice eif they'd get their act together on hardware control too.
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So since swapping over to Ubuntu Budgie I hadn't run the Cyberpunk 2077 test till today. Well, apparently this gets better FPS than both Windows and Kubuntu!
#Software #Cyberpunk2077 #Benchmark
Yup, amazing how much desktop environment plays are part in that. Imagine if you could get a stripped down D.E. in Windows? Framerates would be off the charts
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It's amazing what the Epson printer can do when it doesn't have the companies own extra garbage getting in the way of color accuracy lol
Basically I printed from GIMP to the printer in Linux. On windows there had always been a slight color shift towards a cooler temp I would have to adjust for from their software. That issue doesn't seem apparent here.
#hardware #software #printer
So from what I remember, the biggest difference is that Linux basically uses one color space for everything, usually determined by the monitor. This also includes printing. Windows on the other hand, lets devices use their own color space, mainly because devices are so varied across the industry, it is rather difficult for them to enforce one color space for everything. The other side of that too is drivers, if you're using open source then it's baked right into the kernel and much easier for color… See More
spaces to match up across devices, where as with windows you're dealing with proprietary drivers and software, for the most part so it's bound to have color accuracy issues.
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Perhaps the drivers are by design trying to upsell you on a more expensive printer and ink combination for better quality photos.
Artificial product segmentation.
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makes sense to me lmao!
Imma stick with 23H2. If that's not an option for whatever reason, back to Windows 10 I go.
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I really need to stop being lazy and just switch to Linux, Microsoft and Windows keeps getting worse instead of improving things.
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Wouldn't be surprised if that option turns itself back on after every update.
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