do any errors show when you run sudo eopkg check | grep -v OK?
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Hmm, Ruby is broken for some reason. Iāll reinstall it and see if that helps:
Checking integrity of ruby Broken
Corrupted file: /usr/bin/gem
Corrupted file: /usr/bin/rake
Corrupted file: /usr/bin/rdoc
Corrupted file: /usr/bin/ri
Thanks for the tip. I like Solus, but its obscure package manager is not my favorite.
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thats what happens when you build your own distro from the ground up. eopkg is not my favorite. DNF takes that cake by a mile but eopkg is pretty good for being home brew
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Agreed. If Budgie is ever ported to Fedora, Iāll buy myself a bottle of champaign.
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I like solus. Its fast and stable but man does installer suck ass lol. Besides the somewhat lack of packages, the only thing keeping me away from solus is the god awful installer
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Well, Ruby fix didnāt help, but I removed my workspaces and added a new one and the behavior seems to be gone.
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Iāve got a tarball of a ready-made Solus budgie install. I do an archlinux-style install of it because I donāt like fucking hate that ext4 is the only supported FS.
Also, eopkg is not homebrew. they improved the package manager from pisi linux and it became eopkg. Theyāre going on to the 3rd iteration of it, though. or at least they will be when Ikey gets around to it, heās spread so thin itās amazing he gets anything done.
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Yeah. I spent many hours trying to migrate an installation to an MD mirror to find out that their initramfs just doesnāt have any of the MD stuff in it. Itās technically possible, but youād have to rejigger it on every kernel update, so no thanks.
Thereās definitely some things Iām missing in the packages which arenāt in snaps either. Iām using Remmina to manage some Macs but the VNC quality is stuck at max so itās slow af. I donāt think TigerVNC has this issue, but itās just not an option.
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Lol, ok so it lagged on workspace change again, so I removed everything from my desktop and now no lagā¦
It appears that Budgie is just having fun with me.
Hold on, I may be encountering a similar problem. All I saw was this post. Let me read up.
Okay, syncād up:
can you post system specs? Particularly interested in CPU GPU and RAM
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yep. I have to give full respects to him. Im impressed by solus for pretty much being done by a single person lol.
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you could try Gnome or Mate desktop if you really like the backend for solus
A lot of the packaging is being done by SunnyFlunk and Josh. Development is definitely Ikey though.
@oO.o I donāt see a GPU in there, aside from the GPU, that covers it.
Just an FYI, Iām not experienced with debugging KDE. Iāll do my best to help you along with your graphics stack, but once we get to KDE, Iām a fish out of water.
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think he was referring to something like this lol
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Yeah, that or
CPU: Intel Quantum SUperconducting black hole, 128 cores
RAM: Donāt actually have any, the SUperconducting black hole rearranges atoms to store data
GPU: Nvidia tesla coil, not the tesla GPU, an actual tesla coil.
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It seems to only happen when something is on the desktop
Ah, WX 5100.
Based on the unknown values in there, it seems like your graphics stack isnāt working properly.
Can you post the output of:
lspci -d 1002: -k
lsmod | grep amdgpu
We can use this to check to make sure that AMDGPU is attached to the GPU and loaded.
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Ellesmere [Radeon Pro WX 5100]
Subsystem: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Ellesmere [Radeon Pro WX 5100]
Kernel driver in use: amdgpu
01:00.1 Audio device: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Ellesmere [Radeon RX 580]
Subsystem: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Ellesmere [Radeon RX 580]
Kernel driver in use: snd_hda_intel