on my laptop I have tpm to decrypt my drive and I've also enabled secure boot and set a bios password, so if someone steals my laptop it's basically bricked,
secure boots there to prevent any potential tampering if someone were to take the drive out then put it back in
I feel this setup is secure enough for me, if you've got some nation state after you, or some guy with a wrench theres probably nothing you can do
what about nvme0n1
you would use some form of UUID or GUID and then have email as a secondary to look the ID up
I read hailed as failed and I was like that's so sad
you mean changing the resolution of the games when you switch from playing in handheld mode to on an external screen? that would have to be done by each game, most games save their graphics settings and only re-autodetect resolutions when they fail to set the one in the config
there is not a standard protocol for this, I recommend just using full screen windowed when available as that tends to act as a maximization to the screen
idk about the drive from the article but I get about 1GiB/s random reads with Luks on my wd sn 750 1tb and about 2 GiB/s without
sequential is almost identical
arch is super stable ( for the most part ) at with the arch install script it's easier than ever to install, endeavouros is a gui installer but leaves you with basically an arch system
ive been running arch on my desktop and laptop for years and the only issue I had was that fucked up grub change that somehow got thru
just needs like a doghouse or two on the upstairs to the front and it would look wayyyyu better
not sure if this will help but I use prime render offloading to run specific applications on my Nvidia GPU with Wayland
I run Wayland on my Intel integrated graphics and then prime-run programs onto my Nvidia gpu
it will deduplicate stuff but if you have dependency A v1.2 and A v1.3 for a different app they will both be there
delta updates refer to only downloading the parts of files that have changed, it reduces download time but may increase unpacking/patching time
I was just thinking 42F nice comfy temp for a light jacket
have you tried turning off z hop? I've found z hop leads to stuff like this