So you want to print the bulk of the print normal but exterior perimiters only in a lower layer height? I don’t think any slicers do that but I don’t see any reason why it wouldn’t work and potentially give a higher resolution exterior finish in less time than just lowering the layer height for the whole print.

edit: just saw that someone already pointed out that cura does essentially this but the infill being the focus, and that you already saw it.

some of those ubuntu instructions that come up jn search results are from as far back as the mail order ubuntu cd era and installing debs directly is a slippery slope

most people I have dealt with can’t even get on the internet if the browser icon moves a few spaces over. regular settinngs menus are out of the question for them, let alone an extra program for settings with names that don’t reflect their purpose in a laymans eyes. On the other hand I have had pretty decent success telling people to press win+x, release the keys, press a or whatever for cmd/powershell then copy paste a one liner, assuming a cmd/powershell command is available for the issue. or making a registry file they can double click.

i still don’t understand why people are scared of command line when a lot of the fixes for windows bullremoved require it in addition to registry editing, and also sometimes gpedit which is enterprise only now iirc.

I always hit the slash instead and the short shift messes me up too. although I switched to grid aligned 1u keys for everything recently and other boards were put up for free for a month or so and anything unclaimed went to the electronics pile at the transfer station.

these days I keep hearing people say that nv wayland it fine every time amd vs nv for linux comes up. Is manjaro more behind arch repos than I thought? or does it also not work on arch and other distros are doing something different?

no, one drive is Microsoft’s thing that they keep bringing back each update that you have to remove again so you don’t have a permanent notification.

joking aside though, what? I have 2 nvme, 1 sata ssd, and 5 spinning drives on bazzite.

edit: I see you mean the home directories on separate drives, which I have indeed not tested, nor have I used that setup in about a decade now so I dont know what issues could come up.

I think its an outdated recommendation. They keep making weird choices and one of only two friends that was willing to try Linux went and tried Ubuntu without my input and decided to go back to windows for a bunch of mostly mundane reasons that could have either been configured away or been preempted by using a different distro. The other guy will be back but on bazzite after trying my steam deck he only left for removedty rootkit anticheat games that he’s now sick of. He started on one of the arch easy install methods and was already a power user on both windows and Mac.

What does your wife have against linux? All the porn pop up viruses are on windows, and getting your kid on apple is setting them up to be in credit card debt for the rest of their lives.

Even my senile ass grandparents use Linux and they don’t complain about every little thing like they did with windows. My dad wanted a Mac but free so after hackintosh being too much learning curve for him I used some random Mac inspired configs from the internet for one of the Linux DEs that I’ve never personally used, also no more babysitting and virus induced full wipes.

Parental controls I would do at the router level because eventually kids will surpass you in computer skills. Or maybe they won’t because of seo and ai articles taking over the web.

I don’t know if its still the case but originally Nobara was a “this is for me but you can use it too” type of project.

That would probably vapour smooth really nicely if you are equipped for abs

+1 on shim levelled bed. At least with a klicky probe and skew calibration which I already had before shimming, the supposed heat warpage related issues have not shown up for me. Maybe its more noticeable on different mounting methods.

Hopefully this will be good. It could be the new starter printer of choice if the capabilities actually compare to the vorons.

I’ve already decided to do a welded frame diy for my next printer but I’ll be waiting to see if I can recommend this one to friends.

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I was getting a metric ton of outlandish words “ain’t nobody use round here” and yeah the custom dictionary thing is a game changer and probably a big part of it now that you bring it up.

I meant specifically what libjni_latinime provides to enable that. I’ve been using the input method since Swype first appeared and have tried probably every other attempt at it by competitors since. When I was using aosp keyboard with the file dropped in I did compare it across different versions of things you can get it from, and it seemingly hadn’t changed since it appeared, with every instance of it I could find being the exact same file. What puzzles me is how the quality of swipe output has been inconsistent. Although tested over 4 different phones, I would expect some level of quality to be maintained.

Hoooooob

Edit: I just tried it out and hoob is now my keyboard. I’m kinda curious what exactly the gesture typing library does since this seems to work better than others using the exact same file.

That’s neat. I’m curious about whether it makes any notable improvements on the print. I did see some filament powder inside last time I opened the extruder. I’m currently moving to install the papilio lite extruder on my printers which will do away with the tooth wear on the filament which if it ends up working well should also reduce build up by not shaving it off in the first place.

I could be remembering wrong but kingroon are mostly groove mount v6? It’s even more puzzling. Are the threads ripped off on the nozzle or block or did it unscrew itself?

Weird. What hotend?