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There are numerous Linux distros that are actually geared more to beginners and less tech savvy users. Take advantage of the fact we have different Linux distros that target certain kinds of users. -
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It is absolutely crazy how Linux feels more responsive than Windows (especially 11). I have CachyOS installed on a 11th gen i5 laptop and it feels much faster than a newer laptop running Windows 11. You can disable as much telemetry as you can, but at the end of the day, Microsoft is collecting data. Windows 11 is objectively one of the worst Windows releases. I didn’t upgrade to Windows 11 and Recall was the last straw that drew me into Linux for my main PCs. Now if only work allowed me to use Linux instead of W11
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Stuff5
Hello everyone,
I'm currently doing my research on "eBusiness and face-to-face interaction with avatars". I have found Poser along with mimic plug-in and i presume it would a very useful tool. What i want to ask is if it possible to embed a poser model in a website that "interacts" with the user. lip-sync, facial expressions, etc.
For example it woud prompt a user to enter some details and then it would read these details with the above feature. Has anyone dealt with Poser? Is it possible to do that in a website?
Thanks in advance
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