@@sallyhaj For that reason I still install xfce4 on servers so I can access it with x11vnc. I do think Gnome Remote desktop should work, but haven't tried it myself.
I am using an Orange Pi 5B and Armbian works good on it but things like Lutris and Steam have problems(I have followed your video on installing Steam on Armbian). After installing Steam, it works fine but the next day I use Steam, it no longer works. I dunno of the latest version of Armbian fixed issues where Armbian falls apart because some strange reason it falls apart where programs stop working and even Chromium had problems where it can't save logins where if you close Chromium and re open it, you got to sign back in despite having your logins saved. Chromium also froze when you try to save and download files. Even using other browsers caused Armbian to freeze. I am not sure if the latest version fixed that especially the problems where it cannot update which I ran into. I am using MonkaBlyat Afterburner which is a modified Armbian which has Box86, Box64, Steam, and Wine(including Winetricks) already already installed right off the bat. Lutris on Afterburner has issues though where I cannot install games and gives me an error along with red X icon on the left side of the list of each item(GOG, etc.). I'll try to figure it out or wait for an update. Besides Lutris having problems, Afterburner works great and Chromium does not have problems.
@@NIK12787 Hi. It is best to start with armbian jammy cli image and install ubuntu-desktop, add the ppa"s from amazingfate. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:liujianfeng1994/panfork-mesa sudo add-apt-repository ppa:liujianfeng1994/rockchip-multimedia sudo apt update sudo apt dist-upgrade sudo apt install mali-g610-firmware rockchip-multimedia-config reboot sudo apt install chromium-browser libwidevinecdm Now you have a better image with working chromium. Chromium has a bug because another version has been installed before. Steam I don't use so know little about it. I hope it helps, greetings.
@@NicoDsSBCs I'll definitely take your advice on that. Thanks for responding. I have 2 1TB micro SD cards where one has Afterburner and the other with regular Armbian Jammy. I'll do the cli file instead of the xz file then. At least Afterburner has those you mentioned installed along with the stuff I mentioned. Still at least it is easy to install the stuff you mentioned. Basically Afterburner is easier for people that wants Armbian with all of that installed out of the box especially for gaming. Again thanks for the advice.
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Still some work to do to get the best from the GPU but some progress was clear from the 2 demonstrations of the WebGL Aquarium.
What currently makes the most of the Pi 5 GPU? Is it just Pi OS?
Thanks!
Do you use Armbian on your RPi5? If not, what OS and desktop are you running on it?
I am using Armbian on rpi5 with gnome (debian based), it's doing very well except sharing screen.
@@sallyhaj For that reason I still install xfce4 on servers so I can access it with x11vnc.
I do think Gnome Remote desktop should work, but haven't tried it myself.
I am using an Orange Pi 5B and Armbian works good on it but things like Lutris and Steam have problems(I have followed your video on installing Steam on Armbian). After installing Steam, it works fine but the next day I use Steam, it no longer works.
I dunno of the latest version of Armbian fixed issues where Armbian falls apart because some strange reason it falls apart where programs stop working and even Chromium had problems where it can't save logins where if you close Chromium and re open it, you got to sign back in despite having your logins saved. Chromium also froze when you try to save and download files. Even using other browsers caused Armbian to freeze. I am not sure if the latest version fixed that especially the problems where it cannot update which I ran into.
I am using MonkaBlyat Afterburner which is a modified Armbian which has Box86, Box64, Steam, and Wine(including Winetricks) already already installed right off the bat. Lutris on Afterburner has issues though where I cannot install games and gives me an error along with red X icon on the left side of the list of each item(GOG, etc.). I'll try to figure it out or wait for an update. Besides Lutris having problems, Afterburner works great and Chromium does not have problems.
@@NIK12787 Hi. It is best to start with armbian jammy cli image and install ubuntu-desktop, add the ppa"s from amazingfate.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:liujianfeng1994/panfork-mesa
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:liujianfeng1994/rockchip-multimedia
sudo apt update
sudo apt dist-upgrade
sudo apt install mali-g610-firmware rockchip-multimedia-config
reboot
sudo apt install chromium-browser libwidevinecdm
Now you have a better image with working chromium. Chromium has a bug because another version has been installed before.
Steam I don't use so know little about it.
I hope it helps, greetings.
@@NicoDsSBCs I'll definitely take your advice on that. Thanks for responding. I have 2 1TB micro SD cards where one has Afterburner and the other with regular Armbian Jammy. I'll do the cli file instead of the xz file then. At least Afterburner has those you mentioned installed along with the stuff I mentioned. Still at least it is easy to install the stuff you mentioned. Basically Afterburner is easier for people that wants Armbian with all of that installed out of the box especially for gaming. Again thanks for the advice.