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My display is working fine!
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As long as i don't switch it off, because it doesn't get initialized if i try turning it on again. But i fixed it!
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I fixed it by not turning it off and having a black desktop background and minimizing all windows when my PC has to run overnight.
At some point it would be cheaper to get a new screen than paying the extra electricity for running the computer all the time, lol
I think it would be cool to host weekly Linux setups with users sharing their desktop and such.
That'd be cool!
I used to be a dual monitor guy on my gaming rig, but there were a few times I had issues with display (usually playing older games like Underlord)
So I just became a single monitor guy, but its a big monitor
i will say that wayland has solved a lot of multimonitor issues, although most games where i have monitor issues in my dual monitor setup can be fixed by ensuring the monitor i want to play on is at 0,0 on the layout. sone fames are weird about that
Your meme about displays got me to go fix the 4k60 output on my PC. I use a TV as my screen and the EDID it reports us borked and leaves it off so I had to make a custom EDID and inject it at boot.
10/10 way easier than it sounds, annoyed I had to use a popular windows program to do it though because the first copy I found of the app I needed had a Trojan (thanks VirusTotal for confirming I'm not crazy for checking every exe no matter how official looking).
Why tf do we not have an EDID editor?
But sir, I am not fucking a donkey, I am typing text with keyboard!
edit: meant to be a language pun, nothing more
So I did my job well Iβm glad I finally got some credit
Yeah, it does take some malice aforeskin when choosing hardware. It doesn't take much anymore. But you do need to consider what you are using and what features you expect to work.
It seems it's always best to be just a bit behind the bleeding edge of technology when committing to a any distro. If you want to be on that edge, you should expect to bleed every now and then.