>state of the art 6 core, 12 thread AMD CPU
>state of the art Samsung NVMe SSD
>state of the art RTX 2060 graphics card
>state of the art 3000mhz DDR-4 Ram (16gb)
Why does Ubuntu still feel laggy when my computer is literally state of the art? BTW using Ubuntu 18.04.
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>640x360
>Amazon still installed
>Couldn't do the basic courtesy of showing a screenfetch
state of the SHART more like
Probably the animation. Ubuntu feels fast on my computer with those disabled.
Because gnome is bloated garbage
Because you're not running a state of the art DE.
install video drivers
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
restart
should be better now
Gnome3 and Ubuntu's implementation of it's settings.
Seriously, install Mint, CentOS, whatever. Many distros are better configured and require less fiddling out of the box to get a smooth experience over Ubuntu.
I'm having no trouble running it on my little 4 year old NUC
Runs fine for me, even on an old quad core laptop. Kubuntu, on the other hand...yikes.
>AMD
>state of the art
>GNOME
>t. jelly corelet pajeet
JEWBUNTU
You have been GNOMED! That's why!
Your doing something wrong if Linux is laggy.
lol fucking gnormies
Because the X display server sucks, use Wayland. Also, such a new card is likely bound to have driver issues.
Linux is just a kernel.
gnome runs fine on me, on even shittier hardware. try not using the designated shitting distro
>he fell for the linux meme
>ubuntu
>RTX 2060
KEK vidya gamers
mint is literally ubuntu with even more shit thrown on top and even more out of date than ubuntu is. just install debian. inb4 out of date, l2change your repos
>Linux is just a kernel.
I don't think you understand what that implies
Probably because if the Nvidia GPU. I haven't had great experiences with Nvidia's proprietary drivers in Linux. I personally switched to an AMD GPU and use the open source drivers built into the kernel and everything runs swimmingly
That's the true Linux/GNU experience
>18.04
the foot has/had shiity gfx performance until recently.
hell, prior to 3.32, secondary gpu support in laptops was horrendously choppy to the point that integrated was faster.
Gnome.
>sudo apt install kubuntu-desktop
>choose sddm when prompted
>reboot
>choose plasma / kubuntu / whatever it is at login screen
>enjoy a vastly superior linux
Upgrade to 19.04
Linux overhead is higher than windows.
Fushcia could be better than linux.
Use free windows 10 install without license no expiration date currently.
Foot DE
>Why does Ubuntu still feel laggy when my computer is literally state of the art?
Mods seriously need to extend the sticky.
>IF YOU INSTALLED GNU/LINUX AND EVERYTHING FEELS LAGGY AND SLOW, YOU NEED TO INSTALL THE PROPRIETARY DRIVERS. THE DISTRO CANNOT BUNDLE THEM.
I've got a Ryzen 2600, Samsung SATA SSD, RX470 GPU and 3000 MHz RAM and my GNU/Linux Xfce4 desktop (Fedora) is totally smooth and comfortable.
I suspect it could have something to do with your choice of graphics card. The default free linux nvidia driver really is quite bad due to nvidias firmware restrictions. You should install their binary blob driver if you haven't already, that will improve things a lot (if you're using the free driver). The free nouveau driver performs poorly to the degree that using a Intel iGPU is preferable to a RTX 2060 (seriously).
My street shitting pajeet amd card works great on FOSS drivers, when will you novideo kikes learn...
>basic courtesy of showing a screenfetch
cringe
>state of the art
literally 5 gens behind on single-core performance lmao
>such a new card is likely bound to have driver issues
The absolute state of loonix
Cope harder corelets.
>saved iphone image
because its not your computer
UnderratedKek best edit
Linux IDEs never feel not laggy. Do some actual workload though and it'll fly user.
no amount of proprietary drivers can unfuck a shell written in single-threaded javascript, user
>ryzen
>3000 instead of 3200 ram
why are we allowing simpleton like these to exist?
>ryzen 5, nvidia 1060 8g, 16gb of ram
>install ubuntu studio
>install propietary nvidia drivers
>install i3
>blazing fast
>download latest version of ff
>500 tabs
>watching 4k on youtube
>gotta go fast
>got to steam
>install steam with proton
>play bayonetta and bully
>while training ai for porn faceswapping
>still blazing fast
>run hentai@home
>2TB cache
>30k static ranges
>serving on dialup
>processing more than 1k req/min
>can't even hear the fans
>start irc daemon
>download all the raws from rizen
>ffmpeg -threads 200 to re-encode everything to H.265
>load 0.1
>apt update && apt -y upgrade
>Reading package lists... Done
>E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13: Permission denied)
>E: Unable to lock directory /var/lib/apt/lists/
>W: Problem unlinking the file /var/cache/apt/pkgcache.bin - RemoveCaches (13: Permission denied)
>W: Problem unlinking the file /var/cache/apt/srcpkgcache.bin - RemoveCaches (13: Permission denied)
>sudo apt update && sudo apt -y upgrade
>0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 0 to remove and 0 not to upgrade.
Are you retarded?
Do you use the GUI? It's laggy as fuck.
I like to use the mouse, unironically. It's chiller to just lay back and click on shit.
don't use gnome use kde or a tiling wm
GNOME. Specifically, stuff before GNOME 3.32. Lots of weird shit like super low frame rates independent of system specs when clicking the Applications button and it flies out like a slideshow that were fixed in the latest one. Unfortunately for Ubuntu that means the only way you'll fix that is to install the 19.04 beta which still has a few bugs. Just use KDE or some other DE for the meantime.
Gnome has a 0.15s delay when you alt tab, for no good reason. There's an extension that can remove this
>Linux overhead is higher than Windows
Lmao not at all, wtf are you smoking
>State of the art i7 8550U 4Q8T CPU
>State of the art M.2 ssd
>State of the art 16 GB of ddr4 ram @2400MHz
>State of the art GTX 1050
>Ubuntu on wayland works superbly with no animation stutters
are you dell xps
>AMD
>State of the Art
more like "State of the tard", amirite?
Buy Intel now.
>using javascript to handle animation
>dog slow
I wonder why
fucking gnome dev should just kill themselves
>state of the art
whatever this phrase means, I'm almost certain you don't know either
>Ubuntu
Fucking hell. Just install a decent distro like Arch. Or an Arch derivate like Antergos or Manjaro if you're a normie.
>nvidia
>linux
Pick one and only one, gaymen is not an excuse on Linux.
>install shit to remove shit
> mid-tier everything
> "state of the art"
So getting past the point that you have a poor grasp of English idioms, what exactly, "feels laggy"?
If you want to do deep learning you better be using nvidia and linux.
Modern computers are laggy pieces of shit. If you want something that's not laggy, get something state of the art from 30 years ago.
danluu.com
> BTW Im using Arch
Fuckin hell... not everyone wants to write pacman -Syu every 2 hours
>Not putting it on an hourly cron
not going to make it
You don't have to. I have arch on my webserver and i only update once every two weeks. This Winter i even reached 2 months of uptime and i don't even have a UPS.
*homeserver
>arch on webserver
Either you know your thing about linux or you are just an edgy newbie.
While I like Arch. Id be reluctant to use it on a server as some packages from the AUR could give me troubles.
Or they are just using it for some pet project and doesn't need 99.9% uptime
use the right drivers.
nvidia has only very recently caught up with this shit
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
granted that could be the case too.
A
FUCKING
FOOT
overhead depends on hardware, for my configuration W10 installer 18.03 didn't had drivers for my sata controller and I don't have DVD-rom to load in drivers from CD so it was pain to install it. Debian had everything included out of the box...
So it depends on your hardware configuration
>>install shit to remove shit
windows flashbacks?
How does gnome use JavaScript? Isn't that for web browsers?
linux is trying every distro and DE until you realize they're all shit.
just use gentoo with kde
forgot to mention.
vega 56 is cheaper and better in every way. it also has open source drivers so for linux it would have been a much better option
>install xubuntu with and drivers and updates
>firefox will free with half the screen ghosted if I try to resize the window
>forcing composition pipeline through nvidia settings doesn't fix it
>"No dude that's shit you need to start again and install Manjaro"
>do so
>issue still happens
>try different DE
>still happens
I'm starting to think Linux is just shit for desktops
No you paste eating retard, you just can't computer. Go buy a macbook zoomer.
>no explanation for why a web browser should freeze on a resize in a clean, updated system on multiple distros and DEs on a 6 core desktop system
>"you just don't know how to do it"
No the problem is that Linux is made by autists for autists. It is both its strength and why its complete dogshit.
FOSS Nvidia drivers are pretty bad. install either the proprietary drivers or binary blobs for nouveau
what is Jow Forums's thoughts on kubuntu?
>he doesn't think that's the first thing people try
was just about to write this
pic related
What are you using? I have never had problems with them except for GPU switching.
based DE
I cant relate to you as im not an Ubuntu user. Im rather an Arch/Debian person. Also i dont have a graphics card except for the integrated intel graphics card.
Nevertheless try disabling your GPU or read something on ArchWiki... Its a great documentation... even for non-Arch distros
wiki.archlinux.org