Yeah, so it might be something else, IDK. Good luck!

Ah, a newer version without being ESR. I found this from the Mozilla website:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-firefox-linux#w_install-firefox-deb-package-for-debian-based-distributions-recommended

Can you test a newer version of firefox? I have 128 ESR on my work laptop and it’s slow there too, it might be this.

One thing, always use hardware acceleration.

Does it get better if you set in about:config:

• dom.ipc.processCount and dom.ipc.processCount.webIsolated to your number of threads on your cpu
• gfx.webrender.all to true
• fission.autostart to true

I think it would, in my suspicion, make a better use of your cpu (the threadpool would be more efficient in the processcount), using the new renderer (webrender) and possibly make it a little more secure with one thread per website (or something, i don’t remember exactly) using fission.

Edit: An explanation on webrender

Pov: i just threw a mini-nuke at him.

Yeah, I think it was stress that made me have the gastritis. Tried a healthy lifestyle, but it always returns when the work gets tough.

Joined my union today! Now I have at least a lawyer that can help in any case.

Thanks for the advise, I’m going to do this!

Thanks for the advise!

Thanks for the answer!

I’m going to ask my manager about a one on one, but I’m still scared, as they talked about those things in that manner. But still, I’m going to try!

Yeah, 100% agree that if something like that is happening and no one told me, it’s really bad for them, passive-agressive behaviour from management is not something cool.

Librewolf is always there, amazing browser with good configs. If you don’t like the defaults, you can always change it.

I was working on some fortran code that was wrapped using f2py, so this was needed to test it on windows. As the fortran compilers on windows are kinda trash, bringing the entire system to windows (using msys2) was easier than compiling on native windows tools. Now f2py is broken for distributing packages, so the toolchain changed. It was fun to make this frankensteins monster hahaha.

This GNU/windows copypasta:

https://lemmy.ml/post/14760387

Do the commands with the repo prefixes:

pacman -Qs mingw-w64-ucrt-x86_64

pacman -Qs mingw-w64-x86_64

etc, this will give a list of packages from that repo, because msys2 uses prefixes to define the packages and not have conflicts. A script that just make these commands might work, packages with no prefix are from the msys repo.

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I never used cinnamon, but on what you’re saying, it might be that the version (popos ships) cinnamon is at doesn’t support nvidia on wayland, without bugs. I might be saying crap.

But on gnome (what i think is pop default DE) wayland works fine on 560, so yeah, very difficult situation.

At least for me, 560 works better with wayland than x11. xorg has problems with suspending/hibernating (IDK why), but wayland just works.

I use msys2 (https://www.msys2.org/), it uses pacman as its package manager and has a lot of developer packages (so i can compile fortran and integrating it to python). It comes with bash and a terminal, but I used windows terminal and made a profile for using msys2’s bash, the same on vscode. Then I installed neofetch (https://packages.msys2.org/base/neofetch) and just saw this hahaha.

Yes, I remember reading about a gtk thing that interacts with flatpak, they said it should not give this error in April, but it seems to still be happening, idk.

Edit: I just saw that you deleted the gtk portal and it worked! So no need to install another dbus daemon.