cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/665762
My Lily 58 I built last year. Love this thing to pieces and it's my daily driver ever since
Damn good advice. Thank you for that
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joined 1 year ago
ACC mostly
Bump. Really interested as well!
I actually bought into the fanatec bundle a couple months ago, yea. The basic functionality worked, but I must say that the feeling of the force feedback felt off under Linux - hard to describe though. I feel bad to say this, but simracing is the only reason for me to have a dual booted windows workstation for now :(
All the cool hard- and software stuff that I was missing out, left me longing for windows compatability.
You could definitely give it a try though. Like I said, most of it was and is already there in form of these drivers: https://github.com/gotzl/hid-fanatecff
For me: totally. I need to use windows for work. With WSL, I can use all the tools I need via the Debian box underneath. All I use windows for are the communication apps my colleagues use.
Apart from work: nope. Full time Linux kinda guy
Depends in the sim used, I guess. IRacing? No. ACC, AC, WRC? Definitely
Let's goooooo :D Really looking forward to it
I totally agree, although information itself should be freely accessible for everyone. Nice topic for a discussion though!
Interesting read about the Development Bystander Problem. I was indeed part of it. Maybe it is time to start contributing :)
Automatic daily downloads of all my favorite channels and watching them via jellyfin. Good enough for me
My Lily 58 I built last year. Love this thing to pieces and it's my daily driver ever since
wm: i3
bar: polybar
shell: zsh with oh-my-zsh
terminal: alacritty
launcher: rofi
notifications: dunst
distro: Manjaro
editor: neovim
font: Iosevka
overall theme: one-dark
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Fully recommend the bangle.js
Super simple, hackable smartwatch. Perfectly compatible with gadgetbridge etc.
Had no issues whatsoever since I bought it a year or so ago