yep
filgas08
joined 1 year ago
oh ok. here is the log https://pastebin.com/FQSf9TUN, I have only included errors and warnings but if you need anything else I'll try to include more stuff. But the log file was bigger than 512kB. Anyaway I searched my error online and found it is likely a driver issue, but I'm pretty sure my drivers are ok.
P.S: After a more careful look I noticed this:
12163.213:0128:0198:err:kerberos:kerberos_LsaApInitializePackage no Kerberos support, expect problems
12163.215:0128:0198:err:ntlm:ntlm_LsaApInitializePackage no NTLM support, expect problems
I have no Idea what they mean tho
browsers have become probably the most secure softwares on your computer.
No, no they did not.
so you can't boot windows from the bios? In that case I think you have to reinstall windows.
try going into root and running grub-update. also, do not run it like: "$ sudo grub-update", but as "$ su" and then "$ grub-update" that might fix the problem. also ensure you can boot into windows from bios.
we need to at least make a plastic that is sustainable, biodegradable, and with a shorter lifespan depending on the applications. for example, a water bottle could be made to last 6 months or so depending on the size, while a keyboard could be made to last decades before starting to break down. this would be quite hard to achieve, but if we want to keep all the commodities given to us by plastic, while also keeping our health, we have to invest some money into research.
the main reason are package managers, since the package managers on linux are much easier to use than winget(the one in windows). apart from that, there are not many other reasons to switch.
no I mean this https://store.steampowered.com/app/823130/Totally_Accurate_Battlegrounds/. I remember it used to work sometime ago, as it is also shown on protondb.