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Hola, querida gente de linux, quiero nostrar a ustedes mi escritorio (XFCE) y como esque esta personalizado.
As above, I've been away from my desktop for a few months while travelling and came back to update it today. I downloaded Linux core 7.2, everything seemed to update fine and prompted for a restart. I restarted things, but once they booted up and got past the initial boot menu, nothing else happens, it just is stuck on a black screen. I can open and log in to the TTY, and have tried sudo pacman -Syyu to see if anything needed to finish updating, and checked the mirrors to see if anything needed work there, but all is reported as stable with nothing to do. What would you recommend trying from here? This is potentially an NVIDIA driver issue, but again, I'm not sure how to update that from TTY, I've never had to use it before. Assistance would be much appreciated!
Final Verdict: the issue was caused by a mismatch between the core linux version and driver version. Using the TTY to download the updated open driver fixed the issue after another reboot. Thanks everyone for the suggestions and advice!
When boot up the iso it comes up but there no window, the dock showed that theres a the welcome app running but theres nothing on the screen, I keep hitting it but still nothing
hey, this might be a beginner’s question. how do i get resilio sync running on manjaro? i dont like synthing because my work wifi seems to block syncthing traffic. i need it for my obsidian sync with my other machines
I want to test Manjaro, but as soon as it boots into desktop environment it becomes completely unresponsive. I can't even install it, since installer is in the desktop environment. GNOME version, I haven't tested if KDE behaves the same.
Any clues what can I do to fix it? I've tried setting up the VM like 3 times now and behavior is always identical.
I did try to look it up on the internet but it leads me to websites that are currently down.
I have just bought a new PC and I am trying to install Manjaro Xfce onto the computer but every time I go into the BIOS of the computer and try to boot Manjaro Xfce it just stuck after a few seconds after the booting sequence.
I also have an AMD GPU cause I heard that can factor somethings
Hey. So, basically the question in the title. But first let me give some context.
I'm a fairly new linux user, so please don't judge to harshly. I have a rather new pc hardware, mb released in Jan this year, ryzen 9700x, 9070xt, etc. Hence I tried to get to a stable, but fresh os. So far I've tried quite a few distros, each with its own quirks and advantages. Frankly, the linux landscape is amazing in 2026. I game, I'm being productive, the pc is snappier than ever. Anyway, I landed on manjaro and so far so good, set up almost everything the way i want it. But I was wondering, does it make sense to invest time into a proper brtfs snapshot recovery, something similar to cachy with limine? I mean, if the system is stable that I only have to do something to correct an issue once per year, then it does not make sense to spend time for snapshots integration in bootloader (like cachy or tw does). But if it happens more often, then maybe I should do it from the start, to prevent downtime when I do not need it.
How do I set up Manjaro Linux to use Android phone as webcam over wired USB connection?