Many months later... >.< It ultimately ended out being a kwin script... and you are right, it was the snap assist one.
Deleted, all suddenly began working again as expected.
Works just fine in X11, but when I switch over to Wayland it only gets detected as a mouse (for all keys) - unable to do much in the way of troubleshooting due to aforementioned issue.
Simply pointing out that not all cars will depreciate in value. Well maintained ones should continue to hold their value until oil prices and taxes make them out-of-reach for the average citizen. Let us not forget that 80 percent of vehicles are bought in the second-hand market... Nobody has raised the prospect of killing that market off yet in a policy sense (of which I am aware).
You can buy tobacco seeds off of Amazon, they just need daily watering, stable temps and good lighting if memory serves
Commuted for a decade - never got stabbed, but got mugged a number of times. My parents told me repeatedly how fantastic catching the tram, train, bus etc. was - they loved catching it in on a Sunday at 11am and leaving around 2pm. They never did the 8am rush hour crunch or 6pm post-school commute. Public transport can be as fancy as you like, but if you need to travel via a rough area and the transport lacks security...
This is likely not going to be the case for the classics (old->modern-day). A Honda Jazz will lose it's value, a classic Aston? Less likely - even static some of them are works of art.
As an update: power meter arrived. I'm not even pulling 500w so the PSU isn't being overwhelmed...
Hello all,
System spec: Arch with KDE (not using Wayland) PSU - 1000w CPU - 3900x RAM - x4 32G = 128G GPU0 - 2080TI GPU1 - 4060 x3 monitors 1440p x1 monitor 4k
I'm running a multi-gpu setup (4060 and 2080TI). Both cards work in isolation - I've tried all monitors with them from cold boot. System recognises them, and I see both in nvidia-settings and nvtop.
Normally I'm running x3 1440p monitors off of the 2080TI, this works fine. I'm not stretching the display across the three. They share a virtual screen, but are treated as individual desktops.
There is a 4k monitor that I have, but when I plug it into my secondary 4060 GPU all four monitors go black. Unplugging returns back to my 3 1440p monitors plugged into my 2080TI.
I'm running nvidia-dkms and nvidia-settings for drivers. There's a bunch of RGB vomit in my rig, fans and the like... 9 of them with dual commander pros. I have two KVM switches on my monitors (both tested in isolation, behaviour from monitors is identical with or without them) - monitors get used for work. Macbook Pro is happy using a 1440p and the 4k via a KVM switch. Cables all tested and sound.
I've got a power draw plug meter on order, so I'll be checking to make sure I'm not exceeding my PSU's output, but aside from that I'm clueless now. Any ideas what is going wrong?
UPDATE: I managed to resolve my issue, came down to nvidia-settings doing janky stuff.
RESOLUTION:
sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.confsudo nano /etc/default/grub-> addnvidia-drm.modeset=1toGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULTsudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfgsudo reboot now- Log back in...
xrandr --setprovideroutputsource NVIDIA-G0 NVIDIA-0 && xrandr --auto
That did the trick! For persistence of monitor layouts, I then opened KDE's display config (right-click desktop) and moved the monitors about to desired positions. Saved. Rebooted. Sorted.
Can confirm - used to run Windows 11, got a steamdeck -> installed all the emulators - switch emulation is OP, was so impressed I ended out switching gaming pc over to linux. 90% of titles run just fine, the remaining 10% seem to be certain EA titles (and apparently that's just due to their crappy launcher).
Emulators to check out:
Linux-specific gaming (outside of Steam - Valve's Proton compatibility layer seems to make almost all titles work):