That’s the issue. You need the proprietary driver for Elden Ring to run on GTX 1000 series.
That’s the issue. You need the proprietary driver for Elden Ring to run on GTX 1000 series.
The problem here is that VKD3D-Proton runs very poorly on GTX 1000 series cards so if you do get it running don’t expect amazing performance. I was getting only 20 to 30fps on my GTX 1060 when on Windows I would have gotten a stable 60fps.
Post your GPU driver version.
There is a PR open for it targeting 10.10: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/pull/11883
The reason this release was so fast is because of a critical bug that was locking the database to read only.
What’s the benefit of this? Is it two subtitles playing at the same time?
It’s significantly more reliable but it’s not fixed.
What if you had the service enabled on an Arch based distro?
Congratulations! This is great!
Slightly off topic but how is the Samsung Tizan app submission coming along?
Is it? Last time I tried none of my docker compose files would start correctly in podman compose.
My Netgear switch doesn’t support Level 3 routing. It only supports basic VLAN functions.
From the switch? I thought the routing was done at the router level?
Doesn’t look like it but if I set up VLANs unless an user is on the correct VLAN they can’t access the web interface. And the only way for them to get access is to get physical access and plug a device into the correct port.
It is a managed switch. What’s wrong with TP-Link managed switches?
I have a basic Netgear managed switch for VLANs.
Or use LetsEncrypt it’s free to get an SSL certificate.
Nothing to stop an instance that was set up just for spam from lying about it of course.
Yep it’s trivial to get a reverse proxy to modify the response to make it look like they don’t have open registration.
Where do you see that? Looks like a torrent client let running to me.
If only one container has been updated then when you run docker compose up -d it will only recreate that container, unless it is a dependency of another container (like a database) in which case it will restart all containers that depend on it as well.
You don’t need to run docker-compose down.
docker-compose pull; docker-compose up -d is enough
Yes it does. Only the MAC address you assigned to that IP will get it.