dysprosium @ dysprosium @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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You gonna tell us the answer?

Oh I see.

And how unnecessary imo... We mostly all have personal PCs nowadays

I know right. Exactly my thoughts. If you are a whistleblower, install secret camers in your house and always keep a recorder (audio/video) in your pocket or chest.

Although in a few years this is obsolete. AI ftw.

Yeah I figured. Still at a loss for words

I might ask a dumb question as well... But how does a passenger even accomplish that? From inside the plane? Just before boarding? On a high tower throwing coins downward on a low flying plane? Wutttt

Why in the shitfuck would anyone feel the urge to throw coins at a fking plane? Ashame this was not highlighted in the summary

Same setup but with gnome. My video screen recorder broke: simplescreenrecorder for which I have not yet found a solution.

Also Mathpix anyone familiar? Just straigh out don't work

Tiktok is the only major social media platform that doesn't demand a phone number to register or verify identity.

Ohh such a relief! It's not that it tracks a billion other things from the user

killing the only somewhat independent social media platform is a dictatorship style move.

Feels weird calling a super big company "independent" in a good way

it only happens after reboot. And after that there is no problem at all

Does the keyboard work as expected if you switch to a text console (eg. Ctrl+Alt+F2)?

I'll try as soon as possible. But I do need to mention it only occurs at the login screen, not the lock screen. Perhaps this rules out package or extension issues, but I'll try reinstalling libinput either way, and fiddle with 3rd party extensions. Thanks for your reply

so I kinda solved it by switching to Wayland. Not sure it lasts since im on proprietary nvidia drivers

I’ll assume you mean Manjaro here – Arch doesn’t hold back packages.

ouch, yes, my bad

I think I kinda solved it by installing Wayland. It seems to work, even on my proprietary nvidia drivers

no idea what caused it. The other 2 apps I installed were (if I remember correctly) "Dilithium” and “Latice-based-cryptography-main”. But since I installed Wayland (instead of using Xorg), everything seems to work now...

ahh good thanks. I was afraid it was more serious.

It's a bummer this is not more streamlined. I know this is not the place to whine about it, but it's also unfortunate that you can't see the community name inside the URL for easy/quick reference. E.g. if you're scrolled down in a post, it's not readily visible which community you're in.

what is "gray stream"? Is it like the boundary between legal and illegal? Or a way to share streams with other people?

Question 1: what’s in your .xinitrc?

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/ei9hajgzugfs4qnmg9r1f/h?rlkey=bnedoohvpuilvuzqvgmhi7pda&e=2&dl=0

It also contains the logs people mentioned I should check. The Xorg.0* files are from the day of the crash, and 2 days later, when I booted again, the other files were created: Xorg.1*

Question 2: why are you starting X this way?

I was under the impression that startx would just start the GUI regardless what display manager I use (lightdm? not sure), or display server (xorg, x11 in my case) I have installed.

EDIT: it took me wayyy too long to copy these files. Apparently ls -lh does not show hidden files ... I thought my whole laptop went nuts.

it doesn’t sound like you’re an advanced user.

You're god damn right

thats not how you hyperlink my dude

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I didn't uninstall lightdm. I was under the impression that startx would just start the GUI, regardless of what "engine" it's running on.

It said I not found or something. I'll try again tomorrow for full error message