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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 7th of December 2021 02:53:36 PM Filed under
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  • SteamOS-like Linux distribution ChimeraOS 28 is out now | GamingOnLinux

    ChimeraOS is a Linux distribution aimed at gamers who primarily want a more console-like big-screen experience. A new release with ChimeraOS 28 is now available.

    With this fresh upgrade it comes with some freshened up internals like Linux Kernel 5.15.5, Mesa 21.2.5, NVIDIA 495.44, RetroArch 1.9.13 and updates to their own built-in apps and tooling. Additionally there's now improved support for Xbox controllers connected via Bluetooth, an issue with the chimera app server crashing under certain conditions when loading MangoHud configuration files was solved and they also fixed an issue with the system updater which could result in an unbootable system under certain conditions.

  • My VR Hell on NixOS

    Recently I got a new VR setup that uses my tower directly instead of the wifi streaming catastrophe. I have a Valve Index and an AMD RX6700XT GPU. Some huge advantages of this setup include: [...]

  • Using awk to pretty-display OpenBSD packages update changes

    You use OpenBSD and when you upgrade your packages you often wonder which one is a rebuild and which one is a real version update? The packages updates are logged in /var/log/messages and using awk it's easy to achieve some kind of report.

  • Supporting a new C compiler for oksh and review of the vbcc C compiler

    Today, I added support for the vbcc compiler to oksh, my portable version of the in-base OpenBSD Korn shell. I will discuss how I got vbcc running on OpenBSD, how I got oksh building and working with vbcc, and my overall review of using the vbcc compiler.

  • Battery status in tmux status bar in FreeBSD

    I don't need much information to be shown in the status bar.

    When the charger is connected, I want to know how far the charging is.

    When on battery, I want to know what the remaining battery time is.

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