Image 1 — How is my X-Mid repair?
Image 2 — How is my X-Mid repair?

How is my X-Mid repair?

Hi!

I had a small tear in my X-mid 2 door fly, near the bottom (100% my fault). I tried to do a repair, which I have not done before, and wanted to ask if it looks alright :)

I rounded a patch of Tear Aid (Type A) for the inside (picture 1) and applied a thin layer of Gear Aid +Sil to the outside (picture 2). How's it looking?

u/Marbar2000 — 1 day ago
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Plasma 6.7 oversaturated colors

Hi! After upgrading to Plasma 6.7, my colors are oversaturated when they weren't before. Using SDR-mode and the sRGB color intensity slider is at 0. Additional information:

Changing from none to "build in" color settings doesn't change anything

I'm on Wayland

Arch, newest standard kernel

Monitor is in sRGB mode

Does anyone know if this is a known bug?

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u/Marbar2000 — 2 months ago

Hi. I have attempted to resolve this issue, but without fixing it.

Technical specifications:

- Lenovo Slim 7 Pro (intel i5-13500H)

- Arch Linux with KDE Plasma 6.6

- Pipewire audio

- I use alsa-soft-mixer to change the volume of my speakers, as it didn't work otherwise. I don't know if it is relevant.

Description:

When starting my computer, some system sounds are playing the wrong soundfile and is seemingly playing in mono. Specifically, when turning volume up and down, the sound-cue is metallic and only comes out of the left speaker.

If I restart pipewire using systemctl, the default "pop" sound of KDE returns when I change volume, and it is correctly centered. Other system sounds are also slightly less sharp and deep before I restart pipewire.

If I turn volume-change system sound off and on again in KDE-settings, the problem returns until I restart pipewire once again. So it seems it is not purely a boot race condition, as I can trigger it inside the DE?

This happens consistently when booting my system, and restarting pipewire fixes it every time. Is this some sort of race-condition going on? Or does KDE Plasma fall back on the wrong audio file for some reason?

What I have tried

- Checking whether audio ports change in the "good" and "bad" state using pavucontrol, and they do not.

- Searching a lot, including on the wiki, but I cannot find others who have had this issue.

- Checked that pipewire, pipewire-pulse and wireplumber are enabled

I hope someone has some ideas on how to troubleshoot this further:)

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u/Marbar2000 — 4 months ago