I have a serious issue with the latest omada updates. I have a relatively big omada network, with unique SSIDs that a propagate to every AP. In some networks one SSID is mapped to a specific vlan number in others it's mapped to another. I worked flawlless until recently where i got this alarm
Merging the SSIDs is simply not a option. Anyone else suffering with this ?
Ola pessoal, sou da geração milenial, terminei o ensino médio em 2002 e nessa época o mercado de Telecomunicações estava em alta pela privatização do sistema Telebrás. Só se falava em engenharia de Telecomunicações na minha época, e como sempre tive afinidade com computação e física acabei indo para o "curso da moda" por assim dizer. Me formei em 2008 e demorei 2 anos para conseguir um emprego na área, cheguei a achar que o boom tinha passado e eu estava com a batata na mão. Mas consegui um bom emprego e hoje me sinto realizado profissionalmente. Porém, vejo vários amigos da minha época de faculdade que mudaram totalmente de área ou mesmo que nunca conseguiram entrar no meio. Hoje, praticamente não vejo ofertas de graduações na área. Para aqueles que se formaram em Telecom ou acabaram atuando na área, me conte como foi a jornada de vocês e como ve o mercado hoje. Abraços
Meu Geely ex5 veio de fabrica com o software da central na versão Flyme 1.1 e não tinha suporte ao Android auto. Tentei fazer o update via wi-fi mas o software sempre dizia que a versão instalada já era a última, liguei no suporte e me recomendaram ir a uma concessionária fazer o update. Marquei o dia e após uma manhã toda aguardando o software foi atualizado, o Flyme continuou na versão 1.1 mas o Android auto apareceu e o painel passou a exibir a porcentagem da bateria ao lado da autonomia (imagem 1). Alguns dias depois recebi via OTA o update 1.2 do Flyme, e após isso a porcentagem da bateria sumiu do painel novamente (imagem 2) Este foi um update que para mim foi um grande downgrade, pois agora preciso clicar em 3 menus para conseguir ver a porcentagem disponível de bateria. Isso aconteceu com mais alguém ?
I was thinking to myself, usually spend near 3 years with each gpu that i had since i became a PC gamer. At least for me, at this timeframe i start to notice many "modern" games doesn't run as good as it use to.
2013 > GTX 680
2016 > GTX 970
2019 > RTX 3080
2023 > 7900 XTX
3 years and conting... i don't feel the minimal need to upgrade my GPU, giving the recent prices and the performance i still get from it, i think this one will stay here for a long time.
Hello everyone!
I'm the developer of Goverlay, a Linux gaming application designed to make setting up different performance tools easy. In our newest version, I'm introducing a built-in benchmark tool called the "Pascube Benchmark." It tests your system's performance and lets you compare it with other setups. All data is completely anonymous and is stored/compiled on PascubeDB.
Right now, I really need some benchmark data from portable devices, like Rog Allys, Legion go and other SBCs to build up the database. If you have a few minutes, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could download the Flatpak AARCH64 version from the github, run the benchmark, and upload your results.
https://benjamimgois.github.io/PascubeDB/
https://github.com/benjamimgois/goverlay/releases/tag/1.8.4
It would be incredibly helpful! Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone!
I'm the developer of Goverlay, a Linux gaming application designed to make setting up different performance tools easy. In our newest version, I'm introducing a built-in benchmark tool called the "Pascube Benchmark." It tests your system's performance and lets you compare it with other setups. All data is completely anonymous and is stored/compiled on PascubeDB.
Right now, I really need some benchmark data from portable devices, like Rog Allys, Legion go and other SBCs to build up the database. If you have a few minutes, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could download the Flatpak AARCH64 version from the github, run the benchmark, and upload your results.
https://benjamimgois.github.io/PascubeDB/
https://github.com/benjamimgois/goverlay/releases/tag/1.8.4
It would be incredibly helpful! Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone!
I'm the developer of Goverlay, a Linux gaming application designed to make setting up different performance tools easy. In our newest version, I'm introducing a built-in benchmark tool called the "Pascube Benchmark." It tests your system's performance and lets you compare it with other setups. All data is completely anonymous and is stored/compiled on PascubeDB.
Right now, I really need some benchmark data from portable devices, like Rog Allys, Legion go and other SBCs to build up the database. If you have a few minutes, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could download the Flatpak AARCH64 version from the github, run the benchmark, and upload your results.
https://benjamimgois.github.io/PascubeDB/
https://github.com/benjamimgois/goverlay/releases/tag/1.8.4
It would be incredibly helpful! Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone!
I'm the developer of Goverlay, a Linux gaming application designed to make setting up different performance tools easy. In our newest version, I'm introducing a built-in benchmark tool called the "Pascube Benchmark." It tests your system's performance and lets you compare it with other setups. All data is completely anonymous and is stored/compiled on PascubeDB.
Right now, I really need some benchmark data from portable devices, like Rog Allys, Legion go and other SBCs to build up the database. If you have a few minutes, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could download the Flatpak AARCH64 version from the github, run the benchmark, and upload your results.
https://benjamimgois.github.io/PascubeDB/
https://github.com/benjamimgois/goverlay/releases/tag/1.8.4
It would be incredibly helpful! Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone!
I'm the developer of Goverlay, a Linux gaming application designed to make setting up different performance tools easy. In our newest version, I'm introducing a built-in benchmark tool called the "Pascube Benchmark." It tests your system's performance and lets you compare it with other setups. All data is completely anonymous and is stored/compiled on PascubeDB.
Right now, I really need some benchmark data from portable devices, like Rog Allys, Legion go and other SBCs to build up the database. If you have a few minutes, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could download the Flatpak AARCH64 version from the github, run the benchmark, and upload your results.
https://benjamimgois.github.io/PascubeDB/
https://github.com/benjamimgois/goverlay/releases/tag/1.8.4
It would be incredibly helpful! Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone!
I'm the developer of Goverlay, a Linux gaming application designed to make setting up different performance tools easy. In our newest version, I'm introducing a built-in benchmark tool called the "Pascube Benchmark." It tests your system's performance and lets you compare it with other setups. All data is completely anonymous and is stored/compiled on PascubeDB.
Right now, I really need some benchmark data from Raspberry Pis and other SBCs to build up the database. If you have a few minutes, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could download the Flatpak AARCH64 version, run the benchmark, and upload your results.
It would be incredibly helpful! Thanks in advance!
Hey Linuxers,
Since the release of Goverlay 1.8.3 and the inclusion of pascube benchmark, i'm compiling a database with all the submited results. I'm working on some interesting statistics on the new website. Hope you like it !
Hey Linuxers! Goverlay developer here.
For the next Goverlay release, pascube will be directly integrated into the app (no more vkcube needed). Pascube got a big update and now includes a gaming system benchmark with hardware comparisons.
But there's a small (well, big) problem: I need more data to make a reliable comparison chart. Right now, I only have two real references (my personal PC and the Steam Deck); all other results were estimated based on this limited baseline.
So, I would really appreciate it if you could download the latest nightly build (AppImage), click on the preview button on the MangoHud panel, and click "Start benchmark" on the pascube screen. Then, post your results here! The more data we have, the more accurate the hardware comparison will be.
