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Lol they just needed the driver as a kennel module.
Yeah, then it totally would’ve worked and had no other issues
There really isn't much you need to do to get your HDMI port working on Linux. In fact, the kernel module is probably loaded by default.
Exactly. I’ve had HDMI working on even the most hardened kernel on Arch. Either they needed to modprobe or they had installed the driver to the wrong folder and an insmod would have solved that too.
I tried linux-hardened for a while but too many games wouldn't work if I tried launching with Proton. Had to switch to the Linux kernel and implement my own protections.
When I used to game on a Linux desktop, before getting a Steam Deck, I used to have a dedicated SSD with Arch set up just for gaming so I didn’t have to mess with my hardened setup. Steam Deck has been a game changer.
What do you mean they?
He clearly says he's a singular person
They is, and has been for a very long time, perfectly valid for singular use.
Most people I've encounted do it all the time without noticing between sentences.
It's extremely confusing. Its a he, no doubt
Where you you see a gender qualifier in the post? If you don’t know you don’t assume because you turn into a donkey or something like that.
A gender what?
How is there a doubt that it's a he.
I doubt. What tells you it’s a he.. that’s what I’m asking you to do. Show me, prove me it’s a he.
He uses thinkpad, what more proof do you want
Wow. You’re dumb and sexist. Have a good live buddy.
Good *life
And thanks, i will
what? where? look at the username, that's clearly anonymous, the hacker group.
You mean the hacker known as four chen
In english, they stands for both plural and gender-neural (when you don't know whether the person you're referring to is male or female).
There no doubt that it's a male speaking
You do you
Thanks, i will
They has been used to refer to an unspecified individual since before you were born.
What you mean unspecified?
It says right there
That's not really the point.
There's not a man I meet but doth salute me
As if I were their well-acquainted friend
A comedy of errors, act IV, scene 3