Windows apps on Linux

[buoyant epoch]

Every time I get the error "This software only supports Windows 10 64-bit", but my Bottle is Windows 10 64 bit

[south storm]

Windows hardware controller doesnt work on Linux at all you cant just use Wine for it

https://github.com/YoCodingMonster/OpenFreezeCenter

Can try something like this and install auto-CPUfreq

[raw shuttle]

hi alien.. um i hope ur Mint is 64 bit.

[buoyant epoch]

It is

[buoyant epoch]

Whats that?

I ran the first bit and it said it couldnt find a module named pip

[raw shuttle]

oh msi center is ur motherboard detailer application eh?

[buoyant epoch]

I suppose...

[raw shuttle]

yeah it prob wont work on linux

[buoyant epoch]

My big problem is that my laptop has a camera on it, but Linux doesn't recognize it

[raw shuttle]

autocpufreq gives some options for clock speed n limiting n such.

[buoyant epoch]

I ran inxi -Fxxz and the camera doesnt even appear

[raw shuttle]

install hardinfo

its possible it may not appear either there.. but at least that app is prettier

[buoyant epoch]

Done

[raw shuttle]

it's also possible that u need to hit a key combo on ur thing

[buoyant epoch]

How do I access hardinfo?

[raw shuttle]

laptops often have a camera "switch" that is enabled by a symbol on the keyboard

[raw shuttle]

it's in the software manager.

[buoyant epoch]

Oh, mb. Its in Devices, the camera?

[south storm]

Then install pip etc for auto-cpufreq

[buoyant epoch]

What does that mean???

[buoyant epoch]

You were right, thanks

[raw shuttle]

cool. did u get hardinfo yet?

[buoyant epoch]

yeah

Nice benchmarks

[raw shuttle]

koo. plus it shows all ur PCI connected things n stuff