I bought board months ago but never figured it out. It feels like the company has abandoned the product and all the support forums for it are filled with bots talking about their favorite blog

Quake 3 Arena or if you don’t want to pay/pirate just install openarena. OpenArena should come be in your distros packages

https://geminiprotocol.net/

Alright I solved it by just chrooting in again and deleted and reinstalled linux-firmware.

I see iwlwifi.

Arch because https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_is_the_best

Enough said.

Can I have ublock block that? It seems simple enough to extract that code out.

https://lemmy.ml/post/5609338

Ran yay in the background (forgot about it) and then a few minutes later closed my computer because I was all of a sudden at 100% cpu usage and I didn’t know what process was causing it and the easiest way to kill it would be too shut down the machine. I probably should’ve just opened btop and killed it but I was too lazy. I ended not being able to boot my computer for a few days untul some nice lemmy folk walked my through my first chroot rescue. It was a educational experience. Next time someone makes the same mistake I can help them out.

Jetbrains Mono (Nerd Font). There is no other option for me.

Less than symbol doesn’t seem to render properly.

Never used touchegg but it seems in there default config for SWIPE they have

<gesture type="SWIPE" fingers="3" direction="UP">

I wonder what happens when you change that fingers value to 2? It might not support it but its worth a try :).

Maybe try checking to see if you can get battery level from upower? Mught just be an issue with the GUI. upower -i /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT0. The next step after that is using acpi calls and seeing if those are working properly. If you enter the command into the terminal you can find the line that says percentage.

Oh nice. The terminal shouldn’t really be necessary for most tasks in Garuda. Although you might want to learn the how to do pacman -S (Thing you want to install) to install things if they aren’t available from the GUI. The terminal often seems more daunting than it actually is.

Being physical engineer says nothing about intelligence. I am sure you would get by fine with Linux. Don’t be so down on yourself!

Maybe pick up a microcontroller and write a driver for so a device can connect with it? I had great fun writing an Hitachi LCD driver for the Arduino. You can get an arduino for like 5 bucks on aliexpress or you buy an even cheaper MC and play around with that.

My t480s is way cooler :).

The only right answer.

Solution: everyone speaks in some form of IR.

The graphs look way better than btop.