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Ah I see, did not think of that. A network card with two ports would be enough right? One for the modem, and the other for clients, which ideally could be a switch, for more ports. That's possible right?
Damn you're right. I may or may not have been brushing off anything related to gnome, since I thought it wouldn't apply to me... Well that was ignorant of me.
While this doesn't seem to apply for spotify, steam or discord, after rechecking on my laptop with Ubuntu, neither did it there... (so my description is a little off). I guess that's because of the applications not running wayland natively? I actually don't really know though.
I know in Windows there is an option to turn off all animations, and it really did that for EVERYTHING, so I guess I'm after something like that, but there probably isn't such an option.
I truly understand this sentiment, and if I ever find it troublesome to maintain, I will do just that, but right now I just want to use this as an excuse to fiddle around haha ;). I don't run anything high-profile and my server uptime is still on par with the frequent power outages in my area
Ah okay. Thank you for the reply.
Just to double check, would anyone be so kind and send a screenshot of any GTK application? (where the change is apparent) I'm pretty sure something is wrong with my font configuration because what I'm seeing isn't pretty.
I checked it out, and even though they have a skin and sound proxy, the sound proxy did not work.
Since then I switched to b1.7.3 where I play with the mod UniTweaks, and that seems to have fixed the sounds in that version. Maybe there is a similar mod for b1.8.1?
Thanks for the tip though. Should I mark the post with anything? Now that I don't play b1.8.1. Though future readers may have this problem too :p
Found a solution already. Pressing F11 in the game brings up the debug menu. Reloading the health scripts (lua files) made the options visible. What I don't understand is why you would have to do this, but sure...
Now I know how much time is left, that's what's important.
Sorry I was probably not very clear on one part, I'm looking to run a router additionally to my already existing debian installation. OPNsense seems very nice, but that would require me switching to FreeBSD, which I'm not very keen on right now.
thanks for using Leebra!
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