JTechnically maybe possible
Jthe linux lifestyle
VYeah I've seen the card supports 1.2 but I imagine it's also driver-dependant
JRelease notes for the Release 470 family of NVIDIA® Data Center GPU Drivers for Linux and Windows.
JSays it supports Vulkan 1.2
VSo, what desktop? lol
Mhello
Jxfce probably lol
VDebian 12 is still plasma 5 iirc so I might just rock that in X11
JYeah you're definately not getting Wayland with the legacy driver
Manyone one can tell me Why 1 of my hdd Dont mount and over and over again dismon
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Moh
MMaybe i found the inconvenience
Mhow i can eliminate my user password?
Mi think that's the problem
Oyou can just change the mount configuration
Odo you know what format the HDD is? NTFS, BTRFS?
MNtfs
Osecondary NTFS drives should mount with the options
defaults,noatime,nofail,rw,users,exec
Oyou can set those options through KDE partition manager
Mthat will erase my data?
Ono
Oonly if you format it, go down to the filesystem arguments section
Memm..
Mamm..
Mdont understand
Mis not more easy delete the password?
M
Odeleting the password entirely is a bad idea; mounting the drive automatically should prevent it from needing one
Mi dont understand the page, i try 1 option and say : will delete all the data.
Mi dont want delete all the data
Oyeah don't do that
Oenable this
Oif it isn't already
Othat will show all the devices in the system
Mok
Mthe all are grey
Mi can't select
Oscreenshot it
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M
OWell, I don't know why that would be. Did you get a password prompt when you opened partition manager?
Mi dont remember if in the install process you can '' NOT CREATE a password''
Mi remember the first install
Mi dont have to put password to mount
Mor anything
OI recall setting a blank password messes things up with parts of the system that are expecting one to exist
Odon't know if that was fixed
Oit definitely seems like something isn't normal on your system but I don't know enough to diagnose it
