GreyFalcon

damn all i did was state my experience. i didnt mean to catch all this shit. seems some take this all to serious. peace bitches.

deleted, sorry to offend so many.

thanks.

manjaro running on an old yoga 12. no problems. it’s the old ladies, so i would have heard.

https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/support/what-is-bias-voltage/

i think you need some voltage because you can only hear it with the gain cranked up.

https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/support/what-is-bias-voltage/

depending on the mic you might need https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_power

the yamaha cm500 headsets come with a dongle to supply dc.

what type of mic?

I vote down stuff I don’t want to read. Nothing more than that.

I have manjaro running on six machines. No problems that were not Just part of learning. Two of those computers were for testing different distros… All ended up with Manjaro.

Hate is for people that don’t create, or improve their own world.

Already tried it a few times. Back to manjaro.

Manjaro kde on 3 computers in the ham shack, manjaro KDE on the media center, and guess what’s on the two lap tops…you got it…manjaro KDE. Most have windows 10 dual boot on a separate drive. I haven’t spent the time to figure out radio control and antenna switching on Linux so windows is still needed for radio contesting.

I have tried many and keep going back to manjaro, everything just works. The Arch wiki is awesome, and the aur has multiviewer to F1, ready to go.