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Can we see
glxinfo -B
dmesg|grep firmware
vulkaninfo
vainfo
VDPAU_DRIVER=radeonsi vdpauinfo
The last three commands are provided by the vulkan-tools, vainfo & vdpauinfo packages.
For that card I would try a newer kernel than 6.0.0 and a newer Mesa than 20.3.5. Upstream are on 6.0.9 & 22.2.3, respectively. Unstable has the graphics firmware from two weeks ago, which is probably recent enough, and that package can be safely installed from a .deb (it has no dependencies).
In respect of the specific problem try disabling the compositor. And check the X. Org log.
The header says the DontZap option is boolean, so expected default values would be "true" or "false", not "off"
Boolean options may optionally have a value specified. When no value is specified, the option's value is TRUE. The following boolean option values are recognised as TRUE: 1, on, true, yes and the following boolean option values are recognised as FALSE: 0, off, false, no If an option name is prefixed with "No", then the option value is negated. Example: the following option entries are equivalent: Option "Accel" "Off" Option "NoAccel" Option "NoAccel" "On" Option "Accel" "false" Option "Accel" "no"
Thanks to lightdm and sxhkd I don't have to deal with this
LightDM is awful. Are you really comfortable with X running under the root user?
Now I see that linux-image-6.* is also installable
Where do you see this?
Can we see the output of
apt policy
If you're using the stable release then the backports & development repositories shouldn't be available unless you've added them. What have you changed in your sources, exactly?
Is there anything to consider when I install that?
If the kernel provided by the stable release supports your hardware then changing to the backported version will probably only introduce new bugs & regressions. Also bear in mind that the backported kernel is delayed by 10-14 days compared to unstable and will fall further behind once the package freeze starts in January. Running an outdated kernel is unwise. The stable kernel is kept up to date with the relevant upstream LTS branch and so should be "safer".
And for Quake 3 try https://github.com/suijingfeng/vkQuake3 — ioquake3 has long-standing gamma issues[1] that do not occur under Vulkan.
A few years ago, Xorg disabled Control+Alt+Backspace as the keyboard shortcut for restarting X (supposedly for security reasons). I liked having that shortcut because it was useful for the rare instances when X would freeze.
Either apply the DontZap option in an Xorg configuration file snippet to restore the old behaviour or use the <AltGr>-<SysReq>-K combination instead. See also https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/secu … rq.en.html & https://xyproblem.info/.
Restarting X would only really work with autologin. Otherwise killing X also kills the login session so the user would have to log in again afterwards.
If you set up autologin for your user (preferably without LightDM because it's really not needed at all for that configuration) then killing X should do what you want.
And I have to ask: why do you think you have to restart X? What is the actual problem you are attempting to solve here?
Not really. I can't be bothered toggling scripting to make websites work. The GA opt-out add-on just stops advert tracking, which constitutes the vast majority of all tracking. I don't really care about the rest. There's certainly nothing important or sensitive on this machine, I just use it for games and trolling.
^ Yes, I ran apt-build world to check if the configuration option was valid then interrupted it after the first few packages were built.
The trick with problems like these is to enter the error message into a search engine.
I did that with your message (you're welcome) and this was the first link given:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/372363/ … eally-mean
Please use a search engine before starting another thread. Thanks.
LAN party ftw!
Install it just as you would any other Q2 mod. Servers are still available but there aren't many players:
in both Ceres and Arch 4.18 should not be expected before 15.12.2022?
I don't see how they could release 4.18 before Xfce does.
And how long it can delay on this both distros?
4.16 was packaged by Debian on 2020-12-23 and by Arch on 2020-12-23.
My money's still on Arch though.
Quake II mod, check the link.
Max base health up to 120, grappling hook on the right mouse button and "runes" that buff the player (use only one at a time, dropped on the map as collectables):
Strength (red): player does double damage
Resist (blue): player takes half damage
Haste (yellow): player attacks twice as fast
Regeneration (green): player's health counts back up over time (max 200)
Vampire (purple): damage dealt by player heals player by same amount (max 200)
Good combinations: haste+railgun, strength+super-shotgun, resist+rocket-launcher, vampire+chaingun
Bad combinations: strength+railgun (-:
remember to make an effort to man up and actually answer the OP questions
I did. You're welcome.
It will make it to ceres eventually. The Xfce release is due mid-December and the bookworm (soft) freeze doesn't start until January so you might be in luck.
Bet it will be in Arch first though. I'll post a screenshot
Probably not "forever" but as steve_v notes the original source is still available:
https://www.moddb.com/mods/action-quake … on-quake-2
I prefer Lithium myself.
Really good article about how mechanical watches work:
https://ciechanow.ski/mechanical-watch/
I don't approve of the date complication though. I can't stand date windows.
it never went away
Well, no, I can still play Quake II's multiplayer, some of the servers are even busy. Being on Steam opens up the audience though, which is critical for a multiplayer game.
EDIT: Yamagi Quake II, that is. The Steam version is useless
Action Quake is back!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1978800/AQtion/
For anybody not old enough to remember Action Quake was the precursor to Counter Strike and hence all modern, military, FPS games.
Joan Armatrading, Live at the Asylum Chapel.
I will use alternative non-systemD distros
I think you'll find it's spelled "systemd". A surprising mistake for somebody so obsessed with capitalisations...
What's about battery life on Gnome?
No idea about that. I use my laptop for games so I've pinned the charging to stick to 50% and leave it plugged in at all times.
Just installed GNOME and tried powertop with that & sway:
archie:~$ grep discharge power.{sway,gnome}
power.sway:The battery reports a discharge rate of: 10.1 W;
power.gnome:The battery reports a discharge rate of: 6.69 W;
archie:~$
So GNOME is looking good. This is v43.1 though, it's lighter & seems more responsive than earlier versions.
No binary distro compares to Gentoo, they can't even build world with -fomg-speed and -fbroken-math
So you've never tried apt-build(8) then?
Install the package then run dpkg-reconfigure apt-build to see the gcc options screen. I tried adding -fstack-protector-strong in a VM and it seemed to work, for the first few packages at least.
For a user accounts GUI install the gnome-system-tools package and run users-admin.
Nothing wrong with adduser though, any claims to the contrary are clearly nonsense.
World Record by Neil Young.
Spotify's loss is Qobuz' gain — this is streaming at ~54MB/s and it sounds incredible (24 bit, 192KHz).