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>>107565960
I'm going to bed but I'm bumping my question anyway
>>107565248

GrapheneOS is a version of Android which is described as “open source,” but it seems to include software that isn't free software or even “open source”. For instance, it comes with firmware programs for installation and it appears that at least some of them are binaries without source code. It is said to be “de-Googled,” but includes a way to download and install the nonfree Google Play program.

>>107565825
>game
No game, that's the problem
>what problem
This shit >>107557449
Then I couldn't connect my bluetooth headphones.
>fix
I didn't fix it. I tried the fix that anon posted, I tried downgrading my mesa version to 25.1.7, I tried fucking with bios settings, nothing. Didn't bother trying to mess with bluetooth.

I'll try some more shit tomorrow, I guess.

>>107566121
Just delete and re-pair them. Bluetooth is indeed awful on Linux.

>>107566060
If you didn't make any local changes yourself (i.e you haven't modified anything) then what happened is somebody force pushed to the upstream repo.

To fix that you do:

git fetch --all
git reset --hard origin/master

Or something like that.

I like loonix :DDDD

>>107566156
I don't

>>107566183
this

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>>107565960
For some reason I can't blacklist the nouveau driver, despite having tried seemingly everything. Either that, or my nvidia drivers aren't working, so the system keeps using nouveau(?). Can anybody help?

How do I disable the cursor drop shadow on KDE? My custom cursor already had a prebaked drop shadow, so adding another drop shadow on top of that just makes it too dark.

>>107566358
Just add something like:

modprobe.blacklist=nouveau rd.driver.blacklist=nouveau

to your grub config and re-generate it.

You need both to blacklist it properly at least this was the case when I used Nvidia years ago.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63103652/differences-between-modprobe-blacklist-and-rd-driver-blacklist-in-linux-kernel-p

>>107566388
I already blacklisted it in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf. isn't that sufficient? Suppose not...

>>107566403
If it gets loaded in the initramfs rather than after boot then no, that's not sufficient.

Hello is this the thread dor friendly Gnus and Linuses like me?

>>107566153
Hmm, I'm not good enough with git to figure this out

>>107566562
Then you just delete the repo and clone it again.

Also get good:
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2

>>107566605
Well the problem I can't do that is that they changed the file structure from 1.12 to 1.14 and allegedly when you updoot from the old file architecture to the new fiel architecture it would detect and trigger an automatic data migration to preserve your profile and settings, I actually have a 1.14 version on my computer but I have no idea how to manually move my shit over.

>>107566661
Then backup everything and start fresh.

>>107566674
That sounds miserable

>>107566826
haha

>>107566826
Somethings never change lol

>>107566826
>Reddit
Why am I not surprised. No, you are not a woman just because you decided to reject your birth sex. Biology absolutely doesn't work that way.

Can you recommend a graphical display manager for Xfce or MATE that isn't GDM (pulls a lot of Gnome dependencies), SDDM (even more KDE/Qt ones) or LightDM (just never had a good personal experience with it)?

>>107566950
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Greetd

>>107566826
this is satire

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I have two monitors and SDDM is prioritising my secondary screen: the cursor spawns on my secondary monitor by default, and my login splash screen only shows on my secondary monitor. I tried editing /usr/share/sddm/scripts/Xsetup as follows:

xrandr --output DP-1 --primary --auto
xrandr --output HDMI-A-1 --off

But it doesn't do anything even after rebooting.

>>107567108
satire is looking very much like reality these days or reality is very much looking like satire, maybe we do live in a simulation and whoever left out game open has been away for a bit too long.