Does the issue persist after a reboot? I can see the machine has been running for almost 24 hours
Does the issue persist after a reboot? I can see the machine has been running for almost 24 hours
Jyeah, reboot does nothing
Jeverything else opens fast
MOkay, that update sounds just like what I need
Thonestly wouldnt surprise me if its nvidia related
Tthe next major update is delayed because of a firefox issue with the new nvidia drivers
Tthats the blocker
MI'm on Desktop with AMD
Jit could be, idk
I'll keep you guys updated after the new update
I'll keep you guys updated after the new update
Tyeah but the update still isnt releasing
Tuntil that is fixed since we have a ton of nvidia users
C
?
Tyea
MUnderstandable since they are a large part of the market
MAny fixes for the desktop/ multi-monitor support? there seems to be a bug where monitor positions are reset after a reboot
MYea I use KDE
Tthat is probably a plasma issue if anything
Tmaybe not tho
MThat makes sense since the menu is part of plasma. This issue has just been bugging me and I haven't had much luck with google so I came here
MI have a weird setup due to space contraints
MThey end up like this after bootup and after waking screens but not after sleep
Tyeah idk i feel like there's nothing we did to mess that up
Tmy desktop runs bazzite's plasma build but i do not have access to that to test and i actually don't have multiple monitors anyways
MNot a problem, I'll keep searching about KDE at least
MDespite some issues this is probably one of my favorite distros so far :)
RSometimes my laptop doesn't suspend in gnome
RGonna try with another user to see if the issue persists
J:p
SLinux is so close bros. Multi monitor is the last janky thing
SIf I disable my second monitor then actually everything just werks
SI had a similar issue on gnome x11 some time ago. The only way I could fix it was by writing an xrandr script to rearrange things properly, and run that script on startup. There might be a Wayland equivalent way to do that
RYo, does Intel Killer Wi-Fi hardware work on Bazzite? Need to know before buying new hardware.
KYes
KIf its a specific WiFi card, which one?
If its a computer than not much point to the question lol
If its a computer than not much point to the question lol
RAX1675
RI'm researching on the ASRock B650E PG-ITX and it comes with Intel Killer compared to the rest which all come with shitty ass MediaTek Wi-Fi
ROr in the case of Gigabyte.... Realtek
KAh, AM5
RYeah... I submitted to defeat in trying to make X570 to work on this new project I'm doing and moving forward to AMD Ryzen 7000 and AM5
RI got a Ryzen 7 7700 on order
KBesides the WiFi 7 cards the AX1675 should be best
RYeah but from what I'm reading it seems like support for Linux on Intel Killer is sketchy at best
RRegular Intel Wi-Fi is supported basically out the box in Linux because it's in the kernel
KIntel Killer is pretty much the same chipset
KIts also in the kernel
KIf it helps you I ran an AX211 oob with no problems
RThat's why I read too but I guess killer has a different firmware
RBut if it works it works
RI was just hoping someone in here might actually be running that same hardware
RBecause worst case scenario what I'll probably do, and I'm actually doing it right now as I speak, I'm going to remove the Intel AX200 Wi-Fi card off of this ROG Strix X570-I I acquired and use that as a drop-in replacement.
