I have a strange Dual Screen Asus on Intel with mobile arc. About 10% of the time, waking from sleep will crash the taskbar, something about the video driver not being ready yet.
I just wrote a daemon to kick plasmashell in the ass if it notices the bar isn’t there.
It’s ironic how, just like people make jokes of Linux audio even though it’s been stable for years, people stil joke about Windows throwing BSODs or requiring reinstalls non-stop, even though the last BSOD I had that wasn’t caused by faulty hardware or a weird one-of-a-kind driver issue was… 12 years ago? Something like that.
Oh no not
systemctl --user restart pipewire.service!Pfff why not the sudo reboot now. That’s much better /s
I have a strange Dual Screen Asus on Intel with mobile arc. About 10% of the time, waking from sleep will crash the taskbar, something about the video driver not being ready yet.
I just wrote a daemon to kick plasmashell in the ass if it notices the bar isn’t there.
May as well just reinstall the os at this point.
Windows habit
It’s ironic how, just like people make jokes of Linux audio even though it’s been stable for years, people stil joke about Windows throwing BSODs or requiring reinstalls non-stop, even though the last BSOD I had that wasn’t caused by faulty hardware or a weird one-of-a-kind driver issue was… 12 years ago? Something like that.
if you’ve been running the latest windows 11 that’s very good luck
ewwwwww SystemD
No, eww is eww. Systemd is systemd.