not working

Just a question: why did you delete /etc/default/grub ? ?‍♂

i reinstall grub2 grub2-pc

isn't the Powerline lagging your terminal?

Thats oh-my-zsh. Never user powerline a single day in my life. And if i would use bash i'd propably just edit PS1

maybe my brain broken

guys, is there any fucking way of closing 20 evince documents with a single click or shortcut?

Rightclick in dash to dock, close all killall evince ect.

Yeah, dash to dock is a solution, but in principle I'd like to avoid extensions

Thats oh-my-zsh. Never user powerline a single day in my life. And if i would use bash i'd propably just edit PS1

Ohhh I see, were you on a mac?

Ohhh I see, were you on a mac?

Never in my life

well how on earth did you manage to render those fonts so well lol

Yeah, dash to dock is a solution, but in principle I'd like to avoid extensions

Well dash to dock is hardly avoided and such a useful one that your distro provides you with a package for it.

well how on earth did you manage to render those fonts so well lol

gnome-tweak-tool fonts hinting medium antialiasing subpixel

And using Source Code Pro Semibold 12 on my terminal

what are those: hinting medium antialiasing subpixel ?

I mean, where can you tune them, still in gnome-tweak-tool ?

I mean, where can you tune them, still in gnome-tweak-tool ?

Yep in the fonts tab

ah ok

They are set conversatively to not duck with the defaults for now but on all current scrren subpixel works better mostly

my Hinting style was on Slight, also I don't have antialiasing option in Sub-pixel geometry

oh wait, I'm dumb

my Hinting style was on Slight, also I don't have antialiasing option in Sub-pixel geometry

You do, its just called sub-pixel geometry

it's enabled up there

it's enabled up there

But set to RG.. Wait

That doesnt look like gnome

Then you dont get better fonts rendering with subpixel antialias.

Just the default.

awww lol

Can it handle icc profiles atleast nowadays?

If your monitormodel (and revision) is on tftcentral definitely load them, they're worth it.

Unless you have an X-rite pro model of course

Can it handle icc profiles atleast nowadays?

it does, but it's not accurate though

I'd have to stick to gnome just for work and proper photo editing then - not that i'd stick to it because i like it in general already. xD

I'd have to stick to gnome just for work and proper photo editing then - not that i'd stick to it because i like it in general already. xD

well, you have gnome-color-manager no wonder you can load them easily

Yeah

That's normal. Me too!

well, you have gnome-color-manager no wonder you can load them easily

Yep its straight in the settings and colord reliably applies them

Interesting, I was betting on wayland being the problem

Apparently no. I guess we should report this to Firefox...?

A dog with an old computer?

haha

It's the "I don't know what I'm doing here!" meme

He's running Puppy Linux though

Interesting, I was betting on wayland being the problem

Wayland is not the default problem to go to. Second, Workarounds to hide the current tab bar or entire bar are met with problems all over as mozarella pulls more and more control away from the addons. If you use one to hide it, report to the addon maker - else notify firefox explicitely stating that you hide the window bar from your compositor.

It's the "I don't know what I'm doing here!" meme

Or the on the internet nobody knows you're a dog

oh yeah! :D

Wayland is not the default problem to go to. Second, Workarounds to hide the current tab bar or entire bar are met with problems all over as mozarella pulls more and more control away from the addons. If you use one to hide it, report to the addon maker - else notify firefox explicitely stating that you hide the window bar from your compositor.

But I don't hide it and I have that very same problem. So that's not the issue, it's something else

what's your guys /etc/grub/default

are them same?

are them same?

Nope it's different, LVM on LUKS

how to write it by my keyboard

i've no lvm

how to write it by my keyboard

Did you delete it? xD

no. but same

echo "" > /etc/default/grub

echo "" > /etc/default/grub

why didn't you back it up before hammering it?

lol

i don't think so much...

what can i do

are u uefi boot?

could you send me your grub file

?

plz

could you send me your grub file

Sorry but mine has alot of differences and it's not going to work for you. What I suggest though is get the one from live-usb?

live usb does't have /etc/default/grub

ERROR: S client not available

never mind

i mkconfig -o /boot/efi/EFI/grub.cfg

works well

so i let it go

Hey guys, audio isn't working through none of my earphones. Never had an issue with audio so I know Jack shit about fixing this.. Any suggestions on what I should try?

And oh, speakers are derped so I cannot use em

That is beautiful.

thanks

lspci | grep Audio

try this

what's that?

grub2

lspci | grep Audio

I did that, it does detect it

can u find your audio device in settings?

Hey guys, audio isn't working through none of my earphones. Never had an issue with audio so I know Jack shit about fixing this.. Any suggestions on what I should try?

Wireless headphones or cable?

Wireless headphones or cable?

Cable.

can u find your audio device in settings?

Alsamixer detects it too.

Cable.

Got pulseaudio ?

I'm using i3 so gnome settings doesn't work properly

Got pulseaudio ?

Yes

ok

Lemme try booting up a diff kernel

Alsa sucks bad

hey there, I'm having these messages "ata2.00: failed command: READ FPDMA QUEUED" "print_req_error: I/O error, dev sda, sector 42751296" "[sda] tag#28 FAILED Result: hostbyte=DID_OK driverbyte=DRIVER_SENSE" when I use the gnome app "Disks" I see the message "self-test failed" google search gives me a lot of posts talking about hardware problems (psu, wires, mobo, Hard Drive) or software,(kernel bugs, drivers) I don't know how to start to find a solution

hey there, I'm having these messages "ata2.00: failed command: READ FPDMA QUEUED" "print_req_error: I/O error, dev sda, sector 42751296" "[sda] tag#28 FAILED Result: hostbyte=DID_OK driverbyte=DRIVER_SENSE" when I use the gnome app "Disks" I see the message "self-test failed" google search gives me a lot of posts talking about hardware problems (psu, wires, mobo, Hard Drive) or software,(kernel bugs, drivers) I don't know how to start to find a solution

start from reading the Kernel logs dmesg -T and looking for something suspicios, segfault, some abnormal termination signals

Ah, FML. It was the kernel. 4.14 had no audio where .13 works flawless

Ah, FML. It was the kernel. 4.14 had no audio where .13 works flawless

I'm on 4.14 and works ok

I'm using Pulseaudio instead of Alsa

I'm using Pulseaudio instead of Alsa

Oh okay, I'll look into it then

in case, shit-happends and I have no audio, I usually tune in Configuration -> Built-in Audio switching it from Analog Stereo Duplex

the headphones appear under the Built-in Audio