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Well, imagine the sound from the video without the delay effects, very close. I recorded the video using a SM 57 microphone and the audio interface had a delay plug-in from to enhance the sound a little. it’s a thin body so it’s going be lighter on the bass side and not as loud as a full bodied guitar, but it’s definitely loud for the enjoyment of a home and you can always hook it up to an amp or microphone and improve it further. I like how it sounds clean with no amp nor processing. I will say though, that the neck is very narrow, so if he has larger hands or just used to classical guitars, it’s going to take a bit to get used to. Otherwise, plays very fast and comfortable. Could also look into the Ibanez TOD10, that thing plays like a dream mainly because of the neck profile, a little less loud than the Godin though. Hope that helps!

Godin G-Tour. It’s almost a Strat/Classical hybrid.

Yes, I have an LG C2, with an Nvidia GPU. But, If you have an AMD card with HDMI 2.1 and a proper cable rated for 48Gbps you should be able to get 120hz at 4k no problem.

@@stringbreaker87 i heard (on gamingonlinux) that hdmi forum blocked this mode on AMD on linux? I need to read more about it, thanks.

Kde

A customized KDE, dont know which theme it is but seems very normal to me, i am on debian, and i necessitate cuda drivers, this will only be possible on the next drivers release batch from nvidia, cause the default cuda toolkit is still 555.42.06, need xwayland 24.1 and kde 6 for finally having wayland support here, just on 2025.

KDE 6 with Nord theme, comes as an option with catchy + KDE by default, just have to select it.

CachyOS is super stable as long as you don't go wild and start installing stuff from the AUR. They have repos that are fairly updated and you can find most of what you want there, with the added bonus that their Kernel is superfast. Only use the AUR if you don't find the application you want on the available repos. I used it for a year on my main machine, and it broke only because I tinkered with it in my studio.

@@sharkuel I see, thanks a lot

as @sharkuel said, stable and snappy out of the box, definitely a daily driver. Main things you may find bugs with is using Wayland with apps that are not supported, most which would happen if you decide to install from AUR or Arch repos without verifying Wayland compatibility. After you install CachyOS you will be greeted with a menu called CachyOS Hello which will have an option for Apps/Tweaks and Install Apps which makes it easy for beginners to get started. The App/Tweaks section will have an option called Install Gaming Packages which will get you up and running with Steam, Lutris, Wine etc. I would do a little research on Wayland and Xorg, and also gaming support for Steam on Linux. In the more advanced side, by default CachyOS has switched to Btrfs filesystem which uses LVM volumes, and has an option for snapper which creates snapshots for restore points. So if you mess something up, you can revert. That will require a bit of reseach. Ultimately, if you keep it simple and select defaults during install, you should not have any issues, I would say boot from USB see if you like it or dual-boot to test it on a separate drive given that is possible on your laptop.

cachyOS is a pearl in the sea of ​​hypocrisy that is the non-Arch world. That's enough, but I can no longer remain silent, I say very naturally, like the waters that run furiously and wash away everything, the words emerge, and that's it: One thing I noticed after I migrated is precisely the presence massive and abundant information about the stability of Linux distros. I always I thought this was absurd, not on the part of the person asking, but on the part of those who make the system. Stability for a system it is part of his natural purpose to be what he is and proposes to to be. Just like a bird, everyone will be surprised if I ask: Does this bird fly? But if I ask this about a Linux distro: "is it stable?" everyone thinks it's natural. There's the magic of the vagabond GNU and his cronies. Today I see clearly what they were: envious and incapable opportunists. Toward Linus was generous to humanity so it is not his I'm not talking about the original programming lines he created. Starting from this, I easily visualized the hypocrisy and banditry Of them, they are bandits and are at the service of global communism. Not that I don't care about that fact, but it's false virtue signaling that It has always made me furious in my more than 30 years of experience. The founder of GNU actively participated in a short period providing advice to the government of my country Brazil, just look for photos of Lula with these bums. This happened in the criminal's first term convicted with clear evidence and current president of my country. Connecting the dots clearly arrives at the vision that RedHat, Debian and OpenSuse are a consortium more pernicious than any technology company, just look at the shitty products that decades have done under the auspices of simply cursing the Microsoft is one, just one company. While GNU is a cloud No face. If it weren't for the Arch universe, and more affectionately on my part, the cachyOS, we would be more lost than ever. Arch is the spirit, the rest are dense, amorphous shadows.🐇🖥

Ty! Ty! Yes, some tunes I meshed together a while back.

1440p? most definitely, that is a very robust setup.

I have a 3080ti and had to drop it to 1440p to get a smooth 60fps, at 2160 got only 40-50fps sometimes in the 30s. Don't get me wrong some areas still drop me into the 50s but I find the gameplay pretty smooth until a bunch of mages show up 8)

Yeah, the only way to get the animations to be good are to sell your soul to paywalled mods. :( Otherwise this is a very solid modpack.. If you've seen that Ultima modpack (which is just novolus but with paywall mods) it has better animation bending and combat animations. Maybe if you sail the high seas you can find something

Honestly this compared to vanilla animations/physics, this is worlds better, but the slight modern look paired with outdated animations definitely looks off. even with some of the other mods that have better animations, these are confined within the engine’s capabilities which even for the time of Skyrim 2011, was outdated. If you look at Starfield, which uses it the most updated version of that same engine, animations are still lacking compared to other modern titles.

LOL its a 12 year old game bro...try comparing this to vanilla Skyrim, all complaints will be gone

​​@@pilotsayshello1758 Not really. A combination of vanguard, goetia and leviathan animations, better jumping, nordic animation pack, a few skypia animations, eivor sprint attack and edgemaster animations are very well done and free.

This is what Korean MMOs look like? So modern looking with a clunky outdated engine lol Definitely won’t take credit for this though, largest mod list I put together was about 700 mods and it was crap compared to this.

I rather enjoyed that meself.

Solution #2 def turn_right(): turn_left() turn_left() turn_left() while not at_goal(): if wall_in_front() and wall_on_right(): turn_left() elif not wall_on_right(): turn_right() while not wall_in_front(): move() if not wall_on_right() and not at_goal(): turn_right() move() if not wall_in_front(): move() else: move()

Not plugged in, using a Shure SM57 with a little delay and reverb. The mic was a bit further away so probably left out a lot of the detail. If you’re looking for a better unplugged sound, definitely recommend a full body with a cut away.

No. Rerun it more than 10 times and you will see why not.

yaah i found this condition and search a way to solve it, do you any solution with it?

i think i have solution on this with this code, it's not that effiecient to solve the infinity if we can not find the right wall def turn_right(): for i in range(3): turn_left() while front_is_clear(): move() while not at_goal(): if right_is_clear(): turn_right() move() elif front_is_clear(): move() else: turn_left()

This is something I wrote (in my head) a very long time ago, haven’t written any sheet music for it, will definitely consider it. This is technically the intro, the rest of the song was inspired by Eternity- Memories of light and Waves from the FFX-2 OST. I will try to record the full thing soon.

It’s a Godin G-Tour