Recent content by Lobo1980

Thank you, I appreciate it

GPU: Nvidia RTX 3050 OS: Updated Arch Window Manager: Qtile Desktop dual monitor Hello, I have the issue that in some apps the fonts are microscopic. Gimp: lxappearence: Emacs: By changing the .config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini it just change the fonts and icons in other apps. Changing the...

Have you installed the proper gpu drivers?

Try: sudo pacman -S xf86-video-amdgpu

Thank you very much for the command and especially for the explanation of what it does. Right now it didn't work for me because the terminal stays open, but I liked reading it because I can use that same application in the future.

Thank you very much for your answer. I had already tried that custom action but without much success. The truth is that I am new to Arch and I know that there are many things that I still have to learn. I will enjoy the road.

I recently started using Artix Linux and it was difficult at first. I wrote this article in the forum that talks about a few things you mentioned. https://www.linux.org/threads/things-to-do-after-installing-artix-linux.39252/ I hope you find it useful. Look for: //Installing software in...

What does you want to do with root privileges?

Have you tried to enter su In the terminal?

Hello. I want to have a keybinding (shortcut) in the terminal to open thunar as root. In this moment I can do so, but after typing the password the terminal keeps open. Is there any way to type the password, open the application and kill the terminal automatically? The command I use is: sudo...

Let me try to understand. 1.- You have 2 passwords? One is correct and the other is not? That lecture is just if you share your PC with others and you acces their acounts. But I don't think is your case. Ignore it. 2.- After [sudo] password for meganlorene: What happens when you type your...

What distribution are you using? Does you have a root password and a user one? Have you try to change the password? To Add your user to the sudoers you have to run in terminal: sudo visudo Or even better run: su EDITOR=nano visudo

This was not the way I was looking for but I found a solution that I liked: I installed "yad" and made a executable bash script: #! /usr/bin/bash free -h | \ yad --text-info --geometry=770x200 Then, I linked the callback to the script: mouse_callbacks = {'Button1': lambda...

Do you have the language set correctly? I mean, if you set your password during installation and it has special characters (!"#$%&/()=) they may have changed their location when you type them. Especially if you are not a native English speaker and you set the keyboard to your language (My case).

Nice!! That's why you are The Wizard!