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Don't know why but i had a bug (don't know if i still do) on Linux, if i don't turn on the monitor fast enough, it will never pick up the video signal until i start a session or restart the pc. It drove me crazy sometimes.
Have you tried windows? It's similar to linux but it works, you'll get the hang of it real quick
I tried installing windows. My house is less drafty, but my computer still doesn't work.
Try opening them. The computer might have too much dust in it and the drafts might blow it out.
Lol
Is it a rolling distro or LTS? How many packages in the official repo? How easy is it to use? What desktop environment does it install by default? Does it package a recent Plasma? Oh and I'm assuming it's systemd right?
lemmy is not the correct place to promote windows
Lemmy is the right place for sarcastic comments though.
too bad I'm terrible at catching sarcasm
Is there any place to do that?
Who the fuck genuinely thinks Microsoft needs people to help promote their thoroughly entrenched OS? Might as well help promote eggs for breakfast.
i guess, apple consumers are too technologically impaired to promote linux to them, so i guess windows is a good start for them, if the next version of it won't be even more of a coprorative shit of an OS of course.
I'm good thanks
Oh sure, unless they haven't bundled your drivers and then you lose days of pain. Some people value their time and having an OS that they don't need to configure everything for, buy specific hardware for, is good. There's a reason Linux is the default for the computers most people use.
Happens to me sometimes when my display freezes for some reason, making it unresponsive to any wake up signal my pc may send. After turning my display off/on, login in blindly and starting Xorg it works again. White LED (indicating no display signal) on my motherbord stays on though, and it's really bright which forces me to restart anyway
Omg I have this issue aaaaa
Yes, i have the exact same problem as well (Linux Mint). Anybody got an idea how to solve this?
Start your monitor before starting your PC!