Lumelore (She/her)

One thing I noticed is that a lot of AI “art” is shiny and colorful, which looks appealing to people who know nothing about art. Specifically with DLSS5 I saw some people saying they liked it because of how shiny it made things. Have they never experienced reality before? Since when is everything super shiny? Also you really do not at all need AI to make a material more shiny or colorful. That can be done already very easily and it was the artists’ choice to not do that because they know what they’re doing.

I am using 148.0.2-2. It appears as a little key icon in the address bar and you have to click on it to open it.

That’s strange. I just tested it on my machine and it is still working so there must be something weird going on that makes it only work for some people. I am using Debian and have it installed with extrepo, perhaps it is an issue with a specific release?

I use the latest version. I also have resist fingerprinting disabled and sync enabled. It’s been a while so I don’t quite remember but I think one or both of those might be required for it to work. I know resist fingerprinting disables a lot of stuff so for convenience I disable it and instead use a JS blocker.

You can turn it on in settings. I use it and it works fine.

While Debian is my preferred distro, I wouldn’t reccomend it to others unless they are techy and don’t mind fiddling with things. I absolutely wouldn’t reccomend it to my grandma (I would reccomend her Mint though) and probably not to someone who just wants to play games, especially if they have an Nvidia card. I do game on Debian with a 3060, but it was cumbersome getting stuff working properly because of old drivers. I did get it working, but I think most people just want to play their games and not deal with that. I also have a nearly 10 year old laptop with Debian, and since it’s so old, everything does, “just work”, but I imagine most people aren’t also using the same 10 year old laptop.