ROCKPro64 | [SBC] RK3399, DDR4, PCI-E x4, eMMC, 1Gbe, 2xUSB 3.0, 4K HDMI, IR
those. kde5 no?
Although for x86 there seems to be
Although for x86 there seems to be
in slackware at the moment kde4 even in current, kde5 hasEric Hameleers, but there are no assemblies under arm | aarch64.
Blackride @ 01/19/19, 02:49
those. kde5 no?
why do you need kde5? Here on x86 until you beat a baloo with a brick, it’s not DE but continuous torment.
[email protected], 20:04
why do you need kde5
then what is it DE
[email protected], 20:04
this is not DE but continuous torment
Sorry, still tell me that you need to return to kde 4 or use the junk xfce / lxde in 2019, where nothing changes at all, as it was with the clumsy look it remained. Gnome for obvious reasons on arm does not make sense - the interface itself will stupidly stupid.
KDE has finally become less or less optimal than what it was before. And there’s nothing to say about customization, in any way you can cook up.
There are still tales that it falls.
Post has been editedblackride - 20.01.19, 19:22
blackride There are alternatives, enlightenment, for example, in 2019 in the era of drm / wayland, I think the most[email protected], 13:18
Gnome for obvious reasons on arm does not make sense - the interface itself will stupidly stupid.
KDE on arm will also be stupid no worse than a gnome.
[email protected], 13:18
There are still tales that it falls.
Well, falling does not fall, but KDE5 occasionally freezes. This is on x86. Yes, the ball is naturally nailed.
Collect enlightment under ARM - nice DE, though with its own troubles. I periodically try to use it on x86
Well, the most important question - why DE on ARM? Are you planning to use it as a computer or something?
Post has been editedAzathtot - 20.01.19, 19:32
[email protected], 23:31
KDE on arm will also be stupid no worse than a gnome.
What is there to stupid? It does not consume as many resources as gnome. It just consumes at the xfce level, it works better.
[email protected], 23:31
but KDE5 occasionally freezes
OS?
[email protected], 23:31
Why DE on ARM? Are you planning to use it as a computer or something?
The man wrote that he uses it as a desktop version, only with xfce. Why not? Who does not need shindovs, then this would not be a bad option. Passive minicomputer.
[email protected], 23:29
enlightenment
[email protected], 23:31
enlightment
[email protected], 23:29
Alternative
for xfce / lxde I agree, but not for KDE 5
Post has been editedblackride - 21.01.19, 05:09
[email protected], 10:10
Slackware ARM 64
Meant where KDE5 freezes
Post has been editedblackride - 21.01.19, 09:53
blackride Yes, when how. Not often, but it happens that stalls before Ctrl + Alt + Bksp.
In principle, I do not consider this to be something directly absolutely critical, but the fact that it is is a fact
Azathtot @ 01/21/19, 13:56
Yes when how
I wanted to know on x86 or arm. Anyway.
I sat on the arch with the gnome 3 before the release of kde5. In principle, the fact that I was not happy with the others was different for Gnomov’s money-changing / deleting different functions in nautilus and throughout DE, I was happy. However, the fact that nautilus was hung on a small number of image indexes if it was lucky for 20-30 minutes, and even it could hang at all + from time to time, the hang of DE itself, still irritated me wildly.
Spit on the kind of childish surprise in KDE4 and below. When 5ka came out, I tried it. Like a breath of fresh air. There was still no good stability on this arch with this DE. Moved to KDE Neon due to the same freshness of the packages. And still sitting on the user edition. I liked it, plasma works stably on it. On arch do not even want to again. Spoiled: lol:
Post has been editedblackride - 21.01.19, 13:25
Blackride @ 01/21/19, 07:23
I wanted to know on x86 or arm.
wrote above x86_64
I myself am constantly sitting on KDE5. There are no complaints besides those described above. Well, still snapping up the socket on the blade of the drive discs
romtorwator, Is it possible on your part to check, and if there is a camera (on the phone or a separate one) that can write at 60 fps, then record a video of the coding interface (standard skin) in Libreelec 9?
I wonder if there is such smoothness or is it like in odroid C2? In the 1080p 60 fps video, the asus tinker board shows excellent smoothness of the interface:
https://youtu.be/gb5Eo98mTrQ
https://youtu.be/q8v-gZ-2DGA
From me +
Post has been editedblackride - 27.01.19, 11:35
My pay goes toilya2129 , now he needs to be asked :)
I used it exclusively as a NAS with Debian minimal,
I didn’t even try to get video from it, HDMI connected only the first time I turned it on :)
I used it exclusively as a NAS with Debian minimal,
I didn’t even try to get video from it, HDMI connected only the first time I turned it on :)
[email protected], 15:41
My board goes to ilya2129, now he needs to be asked
Why? Not suitable for NAS? An interesting reason for the sale. Because considered to purchase as a media player and nas (if all of a sudden ..)
On ODROID-XU3 / XU4 it definitely rotates 60fps under Android, and there it also rotates 4K, but on a 1080 display.
True, the H.265 / HEVC codec does not support, but H.264 8bit is lightweight on HW.For NAS, I think it's ideally the fastest of the single-board ones discussed here.
I just switched to INTEL - combined both NAS and Multimedia server.
True, the H.265 / HEVC codec does not support, but H.264 8bit is lightweight on HW.
[email protected], 13:43
Why? Not suitable for NAS?
I just switched to INTEL - combined both NAS and Multimedia server.
[email protected], 15:50
ODROID-XU3 / XU4
Korean devices no longer interest me. And this one especially.
[email protected], 15:50
I just switched to INTEL - combined both NAS and Multimedia server
Odroid H2. All clear.
I'm just sure that the RK3399 will also give out graphics, like the RK3288, becauseKwiboo says so:
"On RK3328 default is to run both CPU and GPU using performance govenor, i.e. run at full speed. On RK3288 / RK3399 gpu use performance and cpu use ondemand."
But it is better to make sure, so to speak, in reality than to doubt.
[email protected], 15:41
ilya2129
did not say for what purpose? : rolleyes:
Blackride @ 01/27/19, 2:00 p.m.
did not say for what purpose?
as far as I understand, he grabs from satellite / cable video and records / streams to the network.
[email protected], 16:04
He asked me on Ubunte to compile firewood for DVB tuners, it turns out no, it turned out
Interestingly, what did dvb-s2 connect via pci-e?
[email protected], 16:11
em, as far as I understand USB, because PCI-E controller ->SATA also took
It’s a pity, I see until I buy it = I don’t know if my 2 tuner card will be seen or some other :)
Post has been editedblackride - 27.01.19, 12:16
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