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A user has shared a potential fix for laptop no sleep on lid close issue. You can check it out and try here
https://wiki.xerolinux.xyz/distro/#laptop-sleep
Also if you encounter GTK apps not showing menu due to the use of Global Menu another user shared a fix
My Thinkpad with Archlinux/Wayland/Niri crashed yesterday after an upgrade.
Keyboard/mouse unresponsive on log in. Ctl-Alt F1 did nothing.
Back to Alma Linux.
@Klod_Cripta @opensource @linux @archlinux @EndeavourOS @alpinelinux
A onor del vero, subito dopo ho riprovato... Ho modificato una sola risposta e #debian è uscito al posto di @alpinelinux ... Ma al primo posto è rimasto #archlinux.... Mi toccherà provarlo :)
Aight, #fediverse…
Should I switch from #archLinux to #gentooLinux now, or wait until we definitively know what's going on with #systemd and #ageVerification before making that decision?
Maybe even a #linuxFromScratch base system running #flatpaks out the wazzoo?
really? nobody's talking about this? fine.
archinstall is adding age verification.
https://github.com/archlinux/archinstall/pull/4290
i do recommend you use artix with openrc anyway since systemd has already implemented a birthdate field to user records
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/40954
and also since the arch linux maintainers are being particularly hush-hush about this (see first link, locked as "too heated" when there was basically zero heat, apart from CelestifyX making that final meaningless quip)
read all about it... okay time to do the tags
#arch_linux #archlinux #archinstall #linux #arch
Add a required birth date prompt (YYYY-MM-DD) to the user creation flow, stored as a systemd userdb JSON drop-in at /etc/userdb/<user>.user on the target system. Motivation Recent age verific...
Even on a single-user Linux system, multiple accounts keep root actions separate, run services with least privilege, and let you test things without breaking your main environment.
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