downloaded windows 10 arm64 image first thing it does after throwing it into the vm is a fucking BSoD truly one of the OSes ever made
all i wanted to do was to check if x86 drivers for a certain wheel will work on it guess i will have to do some bullshit to windows 11 vm
it possibly wouldn't be such a fucking meme if emulating x86 on linux was like, you know, up to scratch and shit
year 2026 and linux has better dfgt support than windows, because logitech doesn't give a shit lol
osu people figured that creating a new driver for graphic tablets will be beneficial but somehow nobody from racing game world figured the same for wheels
@jeder lower autism density in the community?
@lnl sure but both seem to be on the denser side though
hm i should do this, it will be such useless data
they will know it's an apple silicon mac because of parallels everywhere
it doesn't see the pedals???
oh it detected the wheel as driving force. not driving force GT what
bro what kind of differences they made in those wheels that pedals don't fucking work
windows sees it properly what the fuck is this
it's supposed to be 046D:C29A apparently
we didn't need llm slop back then because support accounts were even more useless
@jeder that's the CPUID vendor string, they changed it over time
@tofu the thing is, this is arm64 windows vm on m4 mac
@jeder yeah, not weird either, I've messed with the likes of QEMU to expose the exact CPU I wanted, you can just have a custom handler that returns the info you want, having a custom CPU vendor would only cause trouble
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