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Hi folks, a new issue: When I hit ctrl+alt+F1-F6 I get no signal from my monitor. The monitor is a year old DELL and 1080p, connected to my pc over DP. inxi --full: System: Host: TowerPC Kernel: 6.1.0-18-amd64 arch: x86_64 bits: 64 Desktop: KDE Plasma v: 5.27.5 Distro: Debian GNU/Linux 12...

Sorry for the late reply. I've been insanely busy for some time. So I changed the swap file to 32 GB and disabled the swap partition. Now hibernation isnt even available anymore. So the "shrink partition" way is probably the only one that makes sense now. It's terribly important rn but it is...

My personal opinion is that nvidia should just not be used if anyone can help it but maybe thats just me. I will consider going back to X11. Thank you very much for replying. I appreciate you taking the time. :)

Thank you very much! I tried that before but I guess I could do so again, especially before I burden human helpers. :)

I did as you asked. Thanks for helping btw! :) Sadly, it didnt work but it confirms the initial idea that a swap file is not sufficient I guess. Now the plasma start menu does not have a hibernate function anymore and if I use systemctl hibernate it says Call to Hibernate failed: Not enough...

UUID=57b817ee-f9f8-406d-a541-e2b9c9a2603b / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1 # swap was on /dev/nvme0n1p5 during installation UUID=65afc5ac-889a-49d2-a536-ce06cfa7e4a5 none swap sw 0 0 /swapfile_extend_32GB none swap sw 0 0 gesamt...

I dont understand. Do I need to manually set this since hibernation is already available, it just doesnt work. Why is it that I always need to tinker with things on a stable system for them to work? The comment before yours literally says I cant use a swap file while your link says I can use a...

Because that is what is suggested when you search for help on the internet nowadays. The amount of trash makes it impossible to know if the suggested fix is actually going to help and if your system starts having issues, searching for hours isnt always an option...

Since about 2 months, I switched from Ubuntu+Gnome to Debian+KDE. The installation was okay, wayland didnt work since I'm using an nvidia graphics card so I switched to X11 and all was fine... I had to tinker with a lot of games since debian 12 stable uses a rather old version of the proprietary...

Thank for the suggestion. I'll check it out! :)

Okay thanks

And? What were the values? Did the disk have errors?

Having a dual core system boot off an hdd with a modern OS was going to be a challenge I guess. We forgot to check smartctl since the ram seemed to be the main problem. Good thinking to exchange for an ssd. Feel free to connect the hdd ans run smartctl -a on the old hdd. Maybe run a test if you...

I‘d say it depends on which bad actors specifically you mean. Using ssh over the internet doesn’t make you anonymous but has pretty good encryption afaik. Like sending post cards with encrypted text on them. A person could intercept them, read them but it‘s more work to decrypt than its worth...

Twingate seems to be as compatible with Linux/FOSS philosophy as Microsoft and Azure itself. proprietary crap, aimed at creating the strongest vendor lock possible. I would suggest to never use anything proprietary for such an essential part like connection (vpn) except if you absolutely have...

Hi folks, I am - again - regretting to have bought an nvidia gpu (3060ti). Today because I was gifted F1 2023 on Steam. It works pretty reliably most of the time but then there are severe stutters (while playing on steamlink on my apple-tv), up to the point of unplayability/crash. I know...

There‘s a couple of possible reasons. Hardware failure, configuration issues, etc. You could install and use inxi providing a good overview of your system. After installing, run inxi -Fxz

where did you get the idea that a vpn requires anything microsoft? Maybe I‘m missing something. I dont have a windows machine either and my phone is apple (legacy), still I use my vpn very often. Also, why those specific IP adresses?

Sorry, no idea what you mean. I feel like they‘re very „open minded“ questions tbh. Maybe someone gets it.

If I understand you correctly, your admin is the one who made the mistake because a user should never work as root, especially in an office environment. That is most irregular. I would ask him to help you revert the damage and ask him to help in future situations where you need root access. If...