journalctl -b -1 for the previous boot that failed
journalctl -b -1 for the previous boot that failed
TDude I am 100% convinced Atomic is the way to go but every-time I'm reading through r/Linux I get depressed, there is still so much misinformation and unfounded fears and myths, it's going to take a while until every-one sees the light. I also agree that a deb-ostree would be dope 
WI can just image an atomic version of Arch, then we'll get a new meme of I use Arch Atomic BTW 
Lokay, ill reboot and run that
Jthere's no need to get depressed, don't let people who think that a 4% market share over 30 years is working strategy define it. We certainly don't. Way more people want working computers. 
Lhm, seems to only have info from yesterday
A-1 will do the previous boot
Lif it happens again, i think ill run journalctl while it's happening, since i can access the terminal
Aso where is etc mounted
Aif you can thats new
Lbut for now, it's minecraft time
Lit's just ctrl+alt+f3 with an external keybosrd
Lneeda use a usb c to usb a adapter tho (thanks framework!)
WSuspect it might get to 5-7 percent with the Windows 11 fun and games and Windows 10 getting discontinued.
RLol, you're welcome, Valve /s : https://gitlab.com/evlaV/linux-integration/-/commit/7e97ff4f173a8a8439725cccb210b3933bb23809
GitLab
Sometimes firmware may enter strange state or infinite loop due to unknown bug, and then it will lead critical function fail, such as sending H2C command or changing power mode....
RDoing your job yet again /s
PAll I did was go to 1280x800 in display settings and this happened, the touch screen seems out of sync as when I try to select things it's all out of kilter.
SFresh install on legion go and boilr will not launch. Anyone else having this issue??
Vit exists, it's called Steam OS :NepWink:
MHello, thinking about installing bazzite on my legion go... any advice before do it and for the people that already did it, are you having a good experience? Ty
PI'm trying to change the resolution in Konsole but no idea what command to use, any help please.
PHold Ctrl and scroll wheel will change font size I think
PThe actual screen resolution
TI don't think you can on Wayland. If you are using X.org you can use Xrandr
EGod running Bazzite and such makes me happy
PThis is great, think I'm going to have to reinstall as even my previous installation is still only showing the same. Definitely a bug!
EI got a really cheap AliExpress AX210 PCIe thing on a previous sale
EI just plugged it into my pc booted up and it just works
EI didn’t need to configure or install or reboot or whatever anything
EIt makes me so happy
TPSorted now, managed to drag the screen over and apply og settings..... Just! I wanted the desktop bigger and when I applied I only had a tiny screen and the rest was all garbled up,
PThank you all, it's a learning curve 
Tyes on portable devices better to leave it at the native resolution, if you have a spare screen maybe you can connect it for some extra space temporarily?
MIt already is.
MAt least according to statcounter
MNot sure why theg count Chrome OS separately, though
TAnyone knows what is the name of the UEFI/BIOS option to get powerprofilesctl to work properly?
TI just want to ensure my Desktop is always on performance mode
5Manjaro's atomic gaming os is actually a collaboration with a project called Arkane Linux which is an immutable arch Linux distro
https://arkanelinux.org/
https://arkanelinux.org/
FAMD Cool & Quiet.
For MSI, It's called "PSS Support"
For MSI, It's called "PSS Support"
Fthat's if you're on AMD
TI am and also on MSI! thank you, will reboot and try it
Fnote that even if you enable that, there is a bug in kernel that doesn't automatically enable amd p-state for all CPUs
Flike with Ryzen 5 5600x on mine
Fso you need to manually enable it with a karg
FFbazzite has ujust for this
TGolden, thank you so much, I will try first messing with the UEFI
TI've found the option and enabled it but it doesn't seem to have effect powerprofilesctl continues to say "placeholder", you wouldn't happen to have any other ideas? Maybe the motherboard doesn't support it....