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>>674966
to be stricly clear
the issue is not hyprland itself
the problem i was having is that i did a clean install and installed it manually, so it was a configless install and only bare bones, games were missing stuff they needed to run
i was told cachyOS had a hyprland set up but apparently they deprecated it just at the end of the year
i wanted to try cachy after omarchy so i had to go with kde
now i'm not sure if i should try cachy's niri setup or do with a bare bones cachy and try dank shell for hyprland

>>674798
niri will probably be just as bad if not worse
but yeah that's a big issue with Hyprland it's so aggressive, as you'd expect, with windows that most of the problems are caused by it
especially if you're running older and older games
and just dealing with its nuances is obnoxious but worth it because it's still the best
and for most people when they use a DE all they mean is they want a file manager and then everything else is whatever

been using kde for 3 weeks
i really dislike full DEs
i've been having issues with hyprland when gaming so been thinking about trying niri

>>655708
>>672939
I think Linux has an utility, something called "blame" I think, check what's making your system slow from the moment you start your PC

>>655708
just check what's running in the background stupid

>>670054
sure, it should work

i installed the wpm megucca script for easy using tampermonkey but its not working, should i try it with violent monkey instead and see if that works?

https://alternativeto.net/news/2026/2/spotify-and-other-major-record-labels-have-sued-anna-s-archive-for-13-trillion/

it's so over....

>>668496
oh... well I did ask, didn't want to know actually

>>666187
it was CP

>>666565
I'm actually almost done with it, just gonna use it for some Topaz upscales

all my chingus hate Windows

>>665080
What was it? This kind of stuff in my /tech/??

>>665070
Tampermonkey used to be the most famous, but then there was this annoying bug and they fell off. That was a long time ago, and usually people making scripts recommend Violentmonkey. Chances are, you won't notice the difference.

>>665070
i think there's greasemonkey, tampermonkey, and violentmonkey
i'm not sure what the difference is, i bet they're all fine, but i THINK violentmonkey is open source and specifically made for Firefox
But all of them work everywhere... i like tampermonkey but whatever

>>665070
violent

which monkey is most legit

>>663679
SponsorBlock, Tampermonkey, NoScript
all you'd ever need alongside ublock of course

>>663679
clearurls, cookie autodelete, dark reader, feedbro, violentmonkey

i gave in and swapped to firefox, any good extensions besides ublock origin?

the penguin sends his regards

>>659508
he was a bad friend! ;_;

>>659354
noooooooo not my Bill

hey windows users you know they got your mans???
grim day to be a windows enjoyer
they got yo mans!!!

>>658239
502 for me too

is selca.kastden.org down for everyone rn or just me?

>>655708
hyprland is very light, but kde has a lot of stuff so check and remove what you don't need
OR you could still use hyprland and a few KDE/Qt apps you like with it, most people will be fine just using Dolphin and whatever other stuff it has
>>656021
scrolling the new meta? eh... i think i'll just stick with tiling and use workspaces

>>656021
memeory too pricey

https://tedium.co/2026/01/29/niri-danklinux-scrolling-window-managers/ is it time to enter the new era 👀

>>655708
must be an error, compile everything again

try i3

try openbox

my pc used to idle under 40ºC with hyprland
now its idling at 50ºC with KDE
wtf you guys told me kde was good

activate subtitles on neko

#watch-video > * {
pointer-events: auto;
cursor: pointer;
}

I'm a long time Whisper user, it's nice to see that the default model when you do the Audio to Text function is Purfview version. I've always used the large-v2 model, works fine for my GPU, and in case you want to use the large one, you might think the v3 is better than v2 but it isn't.

>>651931
that's right it all runs locally

>>651893
im guessing whisper is a local model if its GPU accelerated? so i won't need an api key or anything like that.

>>651802
subtitleedit has transcription+translation functionality using whisper ai. it's probably the easiest way to generate subs. just make sure you use a gpu optimised whisper version otherwise it will run painfully slow. personally I found the medium model to work best for translations.

https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit
https://www.nikse.dk/subtitleedit/help#audio_to_text

>>651803
this is the tech thread brother

>>651804
Oh sorry
Thanks

is there any ai translation tools that can give me the gist of korean youtube content before it gets subbed? preferably available for mac / windows

>>649570
always thought it was stupid how people went out of their way to replace their stock case fans with noctuas but now i get it
they're expensive for a reason... definitely worth it

I just got a Noctua fan and holy, it's so quiet. The old one I had was always idling at like 40-50 and the noise was very high, and it wasn't even a no-name chink brand.

has anyone tried that cloudflare warp plus vpn thing
does it work better than your off the mill vpn like mullvad? (with regards to getting captcha'd/cloudflare'd)

better to use sort imho

also not all videos will have 571 for video and 251 for audio i think those are reserved for webm

--sub-langs en,en-US --no-write-auto-subs --embed-subs wouldn't hurt either

>>646455
feel free to drop a --extractor-args "youtube:lang=en" --embed-metadata in there