do you think switching to gnome could resolve my problems?
do you think switching to gnome could resolve my problems?
Twould do a fresh reinstallation at this point
Tbut yes
Tit may
TGNOME X11 on Nvidia might be better
Tsigh, here goes nothing
DI notice that fastfetch (neofetch too) prints the amount of packages. Is it possible for me to add aditional package manager packages to be counted
Khas to be done in their source code, but yeah
LI had the same typing issue on wayland
LAppreciated. I'm having a hard time getting it to work.
(This is obviously NOT an emergency, so don't feel obligated to respond in any kind of speed. I know there's a lot more important happening)
Even after commenting out every line, changing the
I can't even manually specify by running fastfetch with
I'm clearly missing something fundamental, which isn't too unexpected in my case.
(This is obviously NOT an emergency, so don't feel obligated to respond in any kind of speed. I know there's a lot more important happening)
Even after commenting out every line, changing the
-cbazzite-neofetch.shI can't even manually specify by running fastfetch with
-c /path/to/configI'm clearly missing something fundamental, which isn't too unexpected in my case.
Kyou can also just delete that script
Kand then reboot
LI'm going to be so mad at myself if that's the only option I didn't try. BRB
Dif it involves modifying the source code I won't even bother
Tbtw i understand the finanical situation part. it's completely unfair that Nvidia is the only graphics vendor to not follow what AMD and Intel do and release the source code of their drivers meaning you will always be stuck with more issues and reliant soley on Nvidia and nobody else. I really hope, even as someone who doesn't own a Nvidia GPU, that the new drivers fix all of the issues with wayland like speculaton is indicating
Tmy stance on this is what LT said on the topic, simply "nvidia, f**k you"
Ttrue
TI'm a big advocate for FOSS myself and open-source in general so this really pisses me off
RThey should change their name to that TBH /s
Tsome users reported a black screen logging into wayland with nvidia GPUs here like 4 different times
Tso true
RIt's even more of a mess now.
RThey like have three different codebases that they are supporting.
RThe crappy closed one, the half working "open" one, and now nouveau.
RFu** hell, decide on one and freaking make it work on all hardware, god damn.
LPost reboot. No dice.
KAnd that's bash?
KTry ~/.config for me as well
K
K40hz, HDR, and handheld will never not make me happy
RNot sure if you have seen it kyle, but CPPC is on on LCD.
RIt finally works.
LNope. That was fish. Switched to Bash, and it works.
R100%
Kfish is a separate config LOL
Mseeing the 1s second black screen on refresh rate changes is :chefskiss:
RYeah, lol
RI hope that they can reduce that :P
REspecially when switching from game to steam overlay XD
Ai3-10100f and gtx 1060 3gb
Tthat should be fine? RAM? SSD or HDD?
Ti mean the CPU is a little on the low-end
Tbut shouldn't be too detrimental
A16gb ddr4 2666, 512 nvme 2000ish mb/s, 240gb sata 500mb/s, 3 5400rpm hdds, but its not a problem of hardware, its more that it doesn't boot at all
Twell thats gotta be something else
Tneed to explain more here
LRight. The one in my .config folder is the same as always, and the config.conf file in /etc/fish/ is empty.
This is just a location I'm not used to modifying.
This is just a location I'm not used to modifying.
Dtry
/bin/fastfetch
MIs there a guide to dual booting this? Last time I tried to dual boot I accidentally overwritten my main drive so I’m scared
Ttons of video guides
Tsince a visual would be better
