https://preview.redd.it/epsq7mqaummh1.png?width=1196&format=png&auto=webp&s=c263ca8d7ff8089259836c6b033e8d3845ab4a1d Iam using Debian13+kde plasma on this HP Business pc,it always greys out and letters fade(*Check letters on start menu) at boot and i had to force shut it down by holding power button if it both KB&mouse too goes unresponsive, Also sometime it just stucks and iam able to open…
so you probably heard that debian is now turning into AI slop in total disregard for its own historical values. I have been a debian advocate and user for over 28 years now, I even stayed despite systemd kinda ruining the distro, but this is way past what's tolerable. how can debian keep pretending to uphold social values when it is welcoming code coming from stealing people work, causing major…
Hi there! I have and old laptop that was really slow on windows and I decided to switch to debian because from what I hear it's better for old hardware that just needs something reliable and stable. I guess what I want to ask is there anything I have to know before switching? I consider myself relatively tech savvy in the sense I can pirate stuff use torrents search Google for problems I might…
After several months of effort, I've managed to push the package count beyond 40,000 through the method of apt install 0* 1* 2* ... aa* ab* ac* ... zx* zy* zz* . However, before this, I've been struggling with how to utilize my hard drive space efficiently. With conventional partitioning schemes, I always end up with awkward numbers. My personal philosophy on hard drive capacity is: measure in…
Anyone encounter this? Happens on nearly any game I play on steam. Nvidia A4500 on Debian backports X11 with 550 drivers. Silky smooth otherwise submitted by /u/Glembo69 [link] [comments]
I have repeatedly set it to disabled on boot in my graphical settings but it seems to just ignore that and enable itself anyway. It's not really a big deal but I'd like ti bit have to disable it everytime Thanks in advance submitted by /u/scy_404 [link] [comments]
Hello, everybody! I have been on a roll with questions and in my absolute most recent, from a few hours ago I described that I edited fstab and then got locked out of my system when rebooting. The editing that I referred to was done to solve my issue with my beloved Toshiba harddrive. Now I am in the system again and I am left wondering what to do about that problem. So this happened: I was…
I'm hoping that someone out there has a solution for this. To be clear, I've been using window managers, as in no DE, for years, and have done the work of tracing through configs that might have caused this, but I still can't find why this is happening. With all due respect for this sub's participants, in order to save everyone's time, I'd prefer to only hear from those who've had the same issue…
