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Without knowing the specs of the computer, it's difficult for us to help you. Would you be able to post the output of lshw? You may have to install lshw package first, if it already didn't come with the distro.

As far as I know, AMD drivers comes pre-bundled with the kernel. A newer kernel version can include fixes for power management and graphics issues. So, sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo apt dist-upgrade Can you also post the output of this command? sudo lshw -c video (This should display...

Yes it is. Sorry my bad. Edited the post

Comment out the following line in the sudoers file, %sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL

Is your Ubuntu 22.04 server is configured to act as a router? If not, edit /etc/sysctl.conf and uncomment net.ipv4.ip_forward=1, then run sysctl -p

For now, open the "Power Management" settings in Kubuntu and check the "When laptop lid is closed" option. Make sure it is set to "Do nothing" or "Lock screen" instead of "Suspend" or "Hibernate". This should prevent your laptop from going to sleep when you close the lid. I don't know whether...

Or startpage.com They provide search results from Google. Whoogle is better though.

Hi, Do you have gnome-tweaks tool installed? If not, sudo apt-get install gnome-tweaks Then check whether you can implement what you want.

It was more than 5 years ago. Started with Linux Mint. I actually can't remember the version now. Even after 5 years, I still use Linux Mint XFCE in my main computer and Devuan XFCE in my Thinkpad. For virtual machines, I use Artix LXDE. I don't think I'll ever distrohop again. Edit: Actually...

It's been a pleasure to find another Devuan user out there

Software Minimalism all the way.

Were you able to fix it? or still finding a solution mate?

https://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-setup-bluetooth-keyboard-and-mouse-in-ubuntu.html If you want to get device IDs hcitool inq #this should list bluetooth devices hcitool scan And Did you try entering random digits? Not sure whether this works though. First try 8 digit long number, if it does...

This used to be a kernel issue. https://lore.kernel.org/stable/[email protected]/ Devs say it's safe to ignore it, but in your case, you can't even boot into the system. Checking checksum is the first step. https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/how-to-verify-ubuntu#1-overview...

:D Imagine a non-linux user reading this.

Thank you

Give it a try. https://archcraft.io/ This distro still has to go a long way. As an example, you have to manually set up monitor resolution each time you turn on the system. I moved repos to Parabola and it works great.

Interesting indeed. Happy to see Void is getting more attention by other devs:)

Thanks for taking your time to reply folks. Helped me to take he final decision. Marking this as solved. Thanks again.

looks cool! Is this the default setup or did you customize conky and other things?