MouseWithBeer

Holy shit, that is ... perfect.

Thank you for confirming that I didn't mess it up too badly :)

No worries!

I actually just got the same nonsense on my work laptop so I can now actually give the "official" English translation:

Search box has been added to your taskbar. Want to keep the change?

Keep it | Undo

Close enough

The ? search has been added to the application bar. Do you want to keep this change?

Keep | Cancel

I think the thing that I marked with ? just says box (so search box), but I am not 100% sure.

Hopefully this helps and I haven't fucked up the transation, I has been a long time since I last spoke Italian.

RTX 3090 and xorg, because if its not broken don't fix it. I need to have something I can actually rely on working 100% of the time (or at least be broken in expected ways) and from what I read wayland isn't all that great with Nvidia GPUs.

Oh yea, I have used it for other things and it is amazing, it just never crossed my mind to check for that specific issue, silly me :D. I really didn't think they would actually let you disable the update check and I always complained about it because on phone it lets you run whatever outdated version you want...

Not who you replied to but I haven't had any issues with a 3000 series card and LTSC, but I only used it for a whooping 12 hours since I got the card (I do 99% of gaming directly on Linux) so take my answer with a grain of salt.

I might be missing something but can't you just manually download the drivers from the Nvidia website on LTSB?

Oooooooo I didn't know about that either. I haven't had the issue yet with that on Arch, but it was a constant issue back when I was using Manjaro and for some reason I never thought to look up if I can disable it (I just automatically assumed I couldn't I guess). Thanks for letting me know about it!

I see, makes sense ^^.

Ah someone else who updates when Discord stops working, there is at least 2 of us :D

Huh, is new emojis being available a common thing? I am too old for that shit and still use the text ones :)

And those I literally said I update at least once a month or more.

I run that command in the background while working, usually it doesn’t even require a reboot.

Interesting, I always avoid updating as much as I can whenever I work on something because 3/4 of the time something starts to act wonky resulting in me needing to close everything down and reboot.

I would imagine having to deal with it for that long every time would make you wanna game even less. I am so glad that 95% of games work fine on Linux nowadays.

I assume you just read my comment quickly and missed this very important part:

The only thing ever running on them is Steam and they only get booted once every so many month so I really don’t care.

There is literally nothing else on those systems. If you manage to actually somehow get to them then congrats, you deserve it and Valve needs to check better what they let people upload/download.

I am lazy, but I am not stupid.