New Workstation
After a long absence (circa 2006) from using Linux as my daily computing environment, I decided to build a new Linux workstation. I’m extremely happy with how it turned out, so I’m writing this post with some details about the hardware and software I selected and why. The short version is that everything works, including suspend to RAM, GPU drivers, sound, hardware sensors (temperature, fan speed, etc.) and all with no weird patches and only one or two custom settings.
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Tags: linux hardware wayland archlinux
After a long absence (circa 2006) from using Linux as my daily computing environment, I decided to build a new Linux workstation. I’m extremely happy with how it turned out, so I’m writing this post with some details about the hardware and software I selected and why. The short version is that everything works, including suspend to RAM, GPU drivers, sound, hardware sensors (temperature, fan speed, etc.) and all with no weird patches and only one or two custom settings.
read more...
Tags: linux hardware wayland archlinux