…It doesn't natively support Linux, and while it runs through Proton, it has a few glaring issues. If you scroll through community reports posted a few hours after the release, you…
…Sign in to your XDA account Lossless Scaling has built up a reputation in some corners of the PC gaming community as the secret weapon that makes DLSS and FSR irrelevant. To…
…phasing out i486 support (configs deleted, code deletions to follow) and independently starting to remove some really old networking hardware support, and removing some SoC support that never went anywhere. If you…
…Almost none of them ship with full mainline kernel support out of the box. Rockchip platforms in particular have historically depended on vendor board support packages, downstream kernel forks pinned years behind…
…Certification programs do exist , like those from the USB Implementers Forum, but their application is wildly inconsistent, and their communication even more so. Logos for high-speed capabilities or Thunderbolt support do…
…to community access, in addition to the basic diagnostic stuff you can do. It’s more of an offer-and-recommendations app than something helpful, and while it offers customer support, availability…
…is compressed and that higher-end audio formats aren't supported. In my case, my soundbar and TV wouldn't communicate at all unless I plugged the audio device into my TV…
…Of course, tools like OptiScaler exist , but that's an example of the community stepping in where official support stops. Owners of RX 6000 and RX 7000 cards have every reason to…
…community often comes up with unofficial integrations for pairing unsupported, seemingly dead devices with local control platforms such as Home Assistant. But you should always choose IoT gadgets that outright support local…
…There's also a Rules tab, and here you can create more specific rules to block or allow communication under specific circumstances. You can define the endpoint you want to create a…