At least it got fixed eventually this time. Ricing tiling window managers for random seemingly small things is hard ๐ญ
Zangoose
joined 1 year ago
Manjaro's delayed package system can actually make things less stable if you use AUR. I'd recommend EndeavourOS for that experience, it's very similar to Manjaro but in my experience hasn't broken as much
Apparently it was a problem with their network manager library, installing lib32-libnm ended up fixing it for me. (I'm assuming my laptop already had that installed as a dependency for something else or as part of the default KDE install)
Installing the lib32-libnm package ended up fixing the issue
Installing lib32-libnm ended up fixing it!
This fixed it, thanks for the help!
Looks like no because it's still trying to open steam when I try to run the games.
Ended up getting the same crash
I just installed it through pacman. I'm contemplating moving over to the flatpak version but I really don't want to have to redownload all of my games
Unfortunately I'm on an AMD GPU :(
Does anyone know of apps with proper spoiler parsing like the Lemmy websites have? It's made looking at threads for games/shows pretty annoying, and I don't really want to go with the PWA route because I frequently search questions on my phone and don't want my Lemmy history crowding up my browser history
Edit: I've tried jerboa, connect, and liftoff so far, and none of them seem to have it. I also realized my comment is unclear, I specifically mean comment spoiler tags with :::
I may be misreading this, but POP!_OS will work more than fine on an AMD CPU/GPU, as will any modern Linux distro. However, for people that Nvidia's proprietary drivers, POP!_OS also has pretty good integration out of the box that sets them apart from other distros (likely because the developer, System76, also makes laptops with Nvidia GPUs).
That being said, I've been on EndeavourOS for the past year and a half and I really like it so far. It's basically just arch but with a GUI installer and some extra theming/add-ons, which personally has worked great for me.