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Matt H | * Echoing this exactly. So any questions would need to be directed to DeepComputing. | 15:01:04 |
blitz | It's already nice that you can buy it via frame.work rather than some weird chinese website :-D | 15:59:10 |
blitz | I'm curious what the price will be | 15:59:16 |
@djacu:matrix.org | I think the fact that it's not made by framework is a good thing. It means that 3rd parties are realizing that this model is a good idea and hopefully more partnerships are made in the future.
Of course I would also love to see more options from framework themselves. I have been super satisfied with their hardware and their people are great. :) | 16:02:35 |
blitz | yes, it's all been super nice. I just have to get the power button fixed. that's a bit fiddly on the framework 13 | 16:03:35 |
Tristan Ross | In reply to @djacu:matrix.org
I think the fact that it's not made by framework is a good thing. It means that 3rd parties are realizing that this model is a good idea and hopefully more partnerships are made in the future.
Of course I would also love to see more options from framework themselves. I have been super satisfied with their hardware and their people are great. :) Heh yeah, an aarch64 option would be cool too. But I think it's harder to get good performant chips, especially for what I do. | 19:12:46 |
Tristan Ross | RISC-V will likely be easier to get more performant chips in the future. And with things being modular, upgrades should be not too difficult. | 19:13:32 |
Tristan Ross | It would be cool if someone made like a 3-in-1 board. x86, RISC-V, and aarch64 all in one machine. | 19:16:21 |
20 Jun 2024 |
Daniel Schäfer | In reply to @rosscomputerguy:matrix.org It would be cool if someone made like a 3-in-1 board. x86, RISC-V, and aarch64 all in one machine. What for? Other than wasting money?
Current framework systems already have all 3. CPU X86, EC ARM, Fingerprint Reader has a RISC-V core 😉 | 00:56:30 |
Tristan Ross | In reply to @johnazoidberg:matrix.org
What for? Other than wasting money?
Current framework systems already have all 3. CPU X86, EC ARM, Fingerprint Reader has a RISC-V core 😉 Basically 3 machines with a built in KVM. Would be cool for local compiling OTG. | 00:58:31 |
damccull | Got a FW16. nvtop is showing that my gnome and 1password apps are rendering on the dgpu instead of the igpu like everything else. I'd like to somehow set it up so only games and other heavy-GPU requiring apps run on the dgpu to save power. Is this easy to do?
Is it even necessary? The dgpu graph is showing it's power and utilization near 0 even though these are running on it. The igpu is the same. | 21:19:04 |
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Daniel Schäfer | We've got this to check the power state of your GPU
https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/dgpu-power-state-linux | 00:20:15 |
Daniel Schäfer | And this to check where your application is running
https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/dri_prime1-detection | 00:20:35 |
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Daniel Schäfer | Does anyone have experience with SOF audio firmware or ALSA UCM? | 02:33:33 |
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raitobezarius | I think the Jovian NixOS people yes | 11:17:55 |
raitobezarius | so K900 & samueldr | 11:18:01 |
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