I feel like buy it for $2 would be better than taking it for free. Had a horrible waiter once, and we decided that tipping then $0.02 was more of a fuck you than not tipping them at all
Yeah, every time I tried, I used the latest GE version. Tried regular Wine and Proton too, and the result is always the same, I dunno what’s the deal with it.
TIL about FEX-Emu. This looks absolutely incredible! x86 emulation on Arm64 with this level of performance so early on seems like an absolute game changer.
I have the Nova Pro Wireless, not the 7’s, but they have the 2.4GHz dongle as well and I’ve had no trouble getting them to work in Linux. The Steelseries GG software I have not had luck getting to work through wine.
Sounds like FW Updater here is adding support for NAVI 3x which is the 5nm / RDNA 3 chips, AKA Ryzen RX 7000 series (for example RX 7600). Does this mean you can now update the firmware for the chip? Does it mean FWUpd will automatically handle firmware updates for you?
Bonus challenge if you wanna talk to me about what some of the linux firmware lingo means.
It’s exciting that with Fwupd 1.9.6+ it’s now possible to update AMD discrete graphics card firmware under Linux rather than having to resort to Windows or other environments. This new Fwupd plug-in works with Navi 3x on recent versions of the Linux kernel where the AMDGPU driver has the necessary interfaces to make the firmware updating happen. Specifically this firmware updating is focused on flashing the graphics card’s Integrated Firmware Image (IFWI).
So you could not update the firmware on Navi 3x before this update arrived to Fwupd? Err you could update the card outside of Linux by booting up windows?
Okay got it. Thank you! I just started using desktop linux, I’m on Nobara so I have some expectation that things will be handled for me and I’m not always sure about when I need to tweak things. The extent of my troubleshooting so far is using ProtonDB.
I’ll add that firmware updates for GPUs are pretty uncommon (my current card has had zero in the 3 years since it was launched). And an AMD driver dev confirmed as much, that it is just there in case it’s needed.
And fwupd is a standard way to update firmware etc on a variety of hardware that doesn’t require DOS boot drives or using Windows, more commonly used on laptops and some servers and prebuilt clients. Which is obviously quite nice from a Linux user’s perspective.
Adding to other comments, fwupd is integrated into Gnome Software and probably other software centers. There’s also a systemd servivce or fwupd can be run from the terminal.
So as far as I know it’s not necessarily run automatically on all distros.
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