do you only have one drive in there?
Yea at the moment as my other drives have data on them and I don’t want anything to happen to them.
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auto is fine then, I think youll come to enjoy it once its all setup. first thing to do when you get it installed is do all the updates, this is crucial.
I just got to the desktop. Looks like Ubuntu but blue. I take it I need to install drivers still? Also I haven’t been promoted for updates yet.
sudo dnf update
Regarding Nvidia drivers, I second Adubs’ recommendation and would rock the Negativo17
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Personally I still just use the rpmfusion drivers but you and sgt swear by them and I trust your judgement over mine. I couldnt tell you why your way is better but I trust that it just is.
I’ll check it out. Thanks.
Not better, but:
regarding Negativo17 vs RPMFusion
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According to that link you posted it’s possible to install Nvidia drivers via gnome store right? I assume that’s the easiest and most automated way or maybe in wrong here.
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Again, I don’t know enough to have an opinion. I trust yours.
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You can do it that way, I think that’s the way Wendell does it. I’ve never done it that way.
I would give it a try but I can’t install the updates now. It’s stuck at 26% installing and when I hit escape it says "A start job is running for update the operating system whilst offline (9min 45sec / no limit)
It doesn’t seem to be doing anything.
Edit: rebooted the PC and it seems to be working now
You havent posted in an hour or so, hows it going?
Hey o solved this!!!
GDM3 starting with wayland!
Disable on
/etc/gdm3/custom.conf
uncomment
#WaylandEnable=false
to
WaylandEnable=false
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Hmm, could installing Kubuntu 19.04 instead also solve the issue?
Just make sure you have linux-headers installed (for version) and update mkinitcpio
That’s the most common issue with nvidia drivers these days.