I recently switched to Linux Mint, and I've noticed drastic decreases in loading times, in Microsoft and Modrinth to be exact. What's weird is that CurseForge doesn't have that problem, and neither do Microsoft or Modrinth in the browsers. My IPv6 and firewall are both disabled, I don't know what is slowing the downloads down.
[SOLVED] I followed the installation instructions on the SuperBLT page for Linux (Proton). I set Proton to Experimental and pasted the launch option. Then I put WSOCK into the folder, the same one with the payday exe. When I boot up, nothing happens and it's just vanilla payday. Anyone has a solution?
I had a problem with clocks. They are kinda hard to read and they're not precise. So I made a resource pack that turns them into digital clocks. It's fully vanilla and works in versions 1.21.4 and later.
I'd love to hear some feedback!
You can download it here
I need to open lots of files but I must open each one individually. Can you somehow, I don't know, shift click them? Is there a plugin for that?
My monitor is a 1080p 180hz AOC 24G42E. The 1080p option in my display settings is stuck at 30hz. I can't even set it to 180hz in the NVIDIA control panel as a custom resolution. If this helps, my monitor is connected to a laptop and I can for some reason set my resolution to 4K.
EDIT: I could use 180hz on 1919x1080... is there a way for 1920x1080 to work?
Like imagine the rankers at san sebastian saying “cannibals, cut them down!” then you’d say grrr with a straight face but if we had a barrel that shi would be lit so fast. then they’ll notice it and be like “shoot the one with the barrel!” then you’d put your barrel and explode and shi x3... yall feeling me on this one
I just got a Cherry UM 9.0 Pro RGB, because I liked the sound in the tests on Youtube. When I tested it on audacity and OBS, the quality was almost as if I was on the phone. When I plugged my headphones in the microphone, I could hear myself and the quality was seemingly better. Is this a software issue, is my microphone just bad or maybe the testers had better equipment?