people start washing my stream?Well… at least you've then a clean stream So rather network related??Have you tried whether the same happens w/ kwin_x11 (to sort that out)?If the system no longer responds to the sysrq (you did explicitly enable it first as explained in the wiki?) you won't be able to ssh into it either - it would imply a complete kernel halt.Can you keep "dmesg -W" run in a visible terminal window when provoking the crash?by hybrid graphics system you mean multiple GPUsYes.
lpr1 wrote:That's interesting, I did not hit 1 year mark yet, but I do occasional writes to NTFS file system. In general, most (if not all) of the data that go to the NTFS partition is "worthless" to me, it is not of importance, and if it is, it usually have backup.Just to be clear I don't know exactly how long it took for the corruption to start, about 1 year in is when I discovered mangled files that caused functionality issues. One of the signs of things going really wrong was the inability to delete stuff from the NTFS drive. Individual files were fine, a folder with files in it was usually also fine but when I had a big nested directory structure then deleting it became problematic.
Hi there,Stumbled on this issue recently. When launching Chromium on sway a thin vertical bar is present on the right side.It is installed from arch repos and has the "wayland session management" enabled.This black bar does not persist after a change of window, usually just switching to my file manager on the same sway workspace and coming back to chromium makes the bar disappear.I'll be happy to add more details if needed
using a single user and a single session so login managers seem a bit redundantYup, I'd (and personally do) just boot into a locked autostarted session.Please always remember to mark resolved threads by editing your initial posts subject - so others will know that there's no task left, but maybe a solution to find.Thanks.Edit: hypridle aborts out of a thread termination, there's likely some error message somewhere (since an abort is a controlled exit)
I had this error today after installing kafka for the first time. Scrolling up to the pacman output, I saw this:( 6/125) installing kafka [########################################################] 100%
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You should migrate kafka metadata, example command
sudo -u kafka /usr/bin/kafka-storage.sh format -t "$(/usr/bin/kafka-storage.sh random-uuid)" -c /etc/kafka/server.properties --standaloneRunning the command it showed fixed the problem. (Would be nice if messages in pacman were placed at the end so they're not lost in the wash).Would it be reasonable to add this to the wiki page (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Apache_Kafka) which does not mention this step?
https://github.com/elementary/greeter/c … f3e38dcc2c doesn't seem to be in any release.https://archlinux.org/packages/extra-st … wingpanel/ is in staging over a month now, i might just have been forgotten there…nb thatinstalling the pantheon group in pacman leads to not a Minimal Installationhttps://archlinux.org/packages/?name=li … on-greeter is only relevant if you're using lightdm tbw and pantheon (similar to budgie) is kinda an extreme monkeypatch on the notoriously unstable gnome (which frequently breaks its own extensions w/ major updates)
I managed to figure out the solution. It turns out it was a thing from gtk3-classic patches (I believe?) I am not sure why it didnt apply for qt applications when they used the gtk file chooser.I didn't want to remove the patches but i just put this in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css:filechooser,
filechooser *,
placessidebar,
placessidebar * {
-gtk-icon-style: symbolic;
}
@sethhonestly didn't bothered to even look - i use dolphin with ark on kde - or konsole anywaytried gnome once - just not my style (although i can see it fits well others')
It tries to create a ~3MB 987x779 32bit image and runs into VK_ERROR_OUT_OF_DEVICE_MEMORYIf that's legit you've squandered the memory before/elsewhere but#5 0x00007fb68abdd63d in gsk_gpu_device_create_offscreen_image (self=<optimized out>, with_mipmap=0, format=987, is_srgb=<optimized out>, width=987, height=779) at ../gtk/gsk/gpu/gskgpudevice.c:306looks sketchy (see the format value matching the width, might be bug or stack corruption)
Had to install gst-plugins-good to fix notification sounds. This is because gajim switched from using GSound/libcanberra to using GTK4's Gtk.MediaFile API for playing sound files between 2.4.4 and 2.4.6.