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rattboi @lemmy.one
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OG XBox component, outputs to Framemeister but not Sony Trinitron Wega
  • Is there a way to see the current input resolution on the framemeister? Maybe it says it's 480i in the settings but it's actually forcing 480p. I found multiple threads about that when I googled rocky5 and component cables.

  • Created AwesomeWM Community
  • I don't use awesomewm anymore, but used to. I am wondering if maybe it wouldn't make sense to have a tiling wm community instead for content reasons. Could split out an awesomewm one later when there's more lemmy users?

    Just an idea. (also, I wouldn't mind the space to talk about i3)

  • Steel Battalion?
  • Did a bit of digging, and I think this is a non-starter still. xemu is the preferred emulator for OG xbox in emudeck, and it can't emulate past the intro of Steel Battalion. Sorry, bud.

  • Steel Battalion?
  • would be funny to have a controller that's like 3x the size of the console.

    I've never considered getting this running on PC or otherwise. I suppose since it's for xbox, the controller is just USB (with weird plug). However, does it need some sort of mapping or do all the xbox controllers report as xinput or dinput?

  • Reddit refugee journey
  • I still haven't really tried neovim and have just stuck with vim classic. I think it's because I can assume classic vim will be installed on any remote systems I need to work on, and this isn't true for neovim, unfortunately. I suppose if I really leaned in to learn core vi things, it wouldn't matter, but I have my vim plugins and dotfiles that are a git clone away on any system, and I guess I got lazy.

    I've tried to use vim-likes in the past, specifically spacemacs with evil-mode, and ran into enough goofy problems that it scared me back to vim.

    Seeing this, though, maybe I'll take the jump. For sure would be more comfortable hacking together things in Lua over vimscript or vim8script.