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>>313692 #
you should look at how yazi implements image rendering so you can show the objekt inside the terminal

>>312465 #
RX 9060XT

>>314774 #
yeah i didn't think about this...

>>314513 #
not him but I feel there are plenty of loyal dogs that would report him to Modhaus

>>313692 #
brother
have you tried giving this to wavs in the broader community?

>>313695 #
:soom_really:

>>313692 #
>chorbs
:jiyu_kek:

added bulk objekt transferring
it's been four years of people asking modhaus to put this in the app and they still haven't done it!!!

>>312095 #
h264 works for 8k... but its not great

>>312095 #
encoding 8k wtf

>>312951 #
Fuck.

Make a copy for yourself of a Youtube Playlist:

Having this
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZv8do8j3Iws
Change it to
https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZv8do8j3Iws
Select Save in a Playlist (near the Play button)

That's it. I was watching that Rescene playlist and it was in order, but then it got all scrambled for some reason. Now you can sort the videos as you wish.

In case someone needs this:

I'm using this in Subtitle Edit in case you want to test. When you download Crisp, you have a few options including CUDA. Also, lots of options for Backend, models, etc.

>>312193 #
A good test was this 2 hour livestream with many songs in the middle, overall the subtitles were very good. Right now my only problem is Gemini/Claude with the translation, better for context, not so good with timing for some reason.

>>312095 #
what gpu?

i've been experimenting with TUI audio players
i really dislike the ui of music players currently, the only good looking is amberol but that one is too bare minimal

>>312041 #
>Crisp ASR (with qwen3)
I'll have to look into this. I always used whisper.cpp on the gpu which is very fast but the accuracy leaves a lot to be desired.
>>311937 #
promise it's safe :) objekt sending works now too!

just found out my new gpu doesn't encode vertical 8k, at least for av1
what the fuck AMDbros

I was trying Crisp ASR (with qwen3) instead of Whisper AI (Purfview) and it seems a bit faster and a bit more accurate. Only for transcribing to Korean, I'm doing the translation with Gemini for now, gonna try locally later.

All inside Subtitle Edit, pretty awesome.

>>304160 #
are you sure this won't steal all my objekts?

quick demo

>>304066 #
it's got a lot more features than just talk now, but the client is still in early development. currently working on adding objekt sending and improving the layout design. give it a try if you can, I'd appreciate any feedback.

https://codeberg.org/djvu/cosmo-tui

is the chingu who was making cosmotalk in TUI here?
how is the project going?

>>302147 #
try >>>/trash/

hello does the comfysort dev post here?

i've tried omarchy this last couple of days because its an easy way to install arch
it feels really nice to use but i've gotten some crashes, apparently related to my hardware being too recent
i'm gonna try cachy now

>>295851 #
>dotfiles disguised as a distro
All distros start like that
Its why we call them distributions in the first place

>>295851 #
>fotm
Its been out for almost an year tho
>I wouldn't take it seriously
Same but dell did recently use omarchy to showcase their new laptops

>>295834 #
omarchy is a fotm hobby project that is basically just some guys dotfiles disguised as a "distro"
personally I wouldn't take it seriously or consider using it

omarchy is also an option for arch + hyprland
what do you guys think

>>295740 #
i can see what you mean about elementaryos. i think the best out of the box experience i had with any distro was with fedora and it's very helpful that it has a large userbase of users. i'm using arch right now and it really has been my favorite distro so far. it really gives you the bare minimum to start with and add exclusively what you want

>>295294 #
>there's no real reason to move onto a 'stronger' distro if you're satisfied with the one you have.
I remember trying ElementaryOS and feeling some things were locked out from the user, which could be a bad thing for a good thing depending your use case, and that's the moment I started distro hopping. Garuda was my distro for a long time, but like many one-guy or very few guys distros, it started breaking.

>>295513 #
i do prefer gnome to kde, gtk is much more beautiful and pleasing than qt.
if there was a way to have tiling in gnome with my own shortcuts it would be perfect

i'm a gnome guy for life as the saying goes "it just works"

>>295485 #
if you just want to give it a test run and not bother doing any configuration then cachy is probably the way to go. but if you're happy to start with a more basic config and tinker a bit to suit your preferences then you can use archinstall+hyprland profile. either way the installation is easy.

its time to start looking on craigslist/ebay for used parts to build a data hoarding machine

>>295483 #
I am between vanilla arch and cachyos
I want to try hyprland and cachy comes with hyprland already configured

>>294182 #
>>295415 #
you are ready
install vanilla arch today
join the cult

>>295418 #
9600X and 9060XT

>>295415 #
what cpu/gpu do you have?

>>295294 #
i've been using mint since i moved to linux, with an older machine
now i've been in a brand new system and it needs the latest fixes in the newer kernels

>>294182 #
there's no real reason to move onto a 'stronger' distro if you're satisfied with the one you have. I moved from fedora to to arch linux and for most of the day to day stuff have had little to no change in how i use my system. The wiki is good and is a good resource not just for arch users. The AUR is also nice to have but you should be able to find what you need on another distro's repo for the most part and if not you should be able to build it from source.

guys
i've been using linuc for about a year and a half now, and i think i'm ready to move on to a 'stronger' distro
i was thinking either arch, or cachyos, with hyprland (either dms or noctalia)
what do you guys think

>>292503 #
nice!

emote script has dvd mode now (stolen from kofriends again)
shift+click an emote to spawn, click to clear, esc to clear all

>>289454 #
I'm testing them, they work! If only the person shared a screenshot of each, but not that big of a deal

speaking of themes I found this repo while I was searching around on github the other week
https://github.com/brent9k/meguca-themes

haven't tried any of them though

>>287427 #
nevermind there are still some minor issues :evil_kek:

Maybe it's better in pastebin

Midnight Caek
https://pastebin.com/156DwQK9

AppChan
https://pastebin.com/em39a1dR

They are from
https://github.com/KevinParnell/OneeChan

>>287423 #
my bad, here's the live post box part

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