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What does the X stand for?
Last time I installed Kubuntu I was stopped by an seemingly undealable-with overscan issue, like 20% of the view was outside the screen and NVIDIA control panel sucked. So I had to go back to Windows after like half a week of googling and no dice, it was unacceptable. Thoughts?
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How do I set up a VNC server from my Manjaro machine? If anyone wants to give a real answer I'd appreciate that too!
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Hum... Ok.
Why does systemd have a directory of active scripts if it needs to activate the scripts on its internal configuration too?
Why do birds fly? Only god knows...
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this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2024
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