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It's no problem here at the Philippines. The problem is when they're getting available.

Thanks! But, gotta grab the hardware first before the software. But, thanks for the info!

Well, I have an emergency LTS Kernel for Arch. So, might give it a try.

Thanks for your answers, maybe it's worth the wait after all.

But, will it be worth the wait? Because if it gets imported here in my country, i'll buy the 3070. 6 months for Arch-based, and 15 months for LTS distros? Arch-based? If you actually want bleeding edge you need real Arch, not "arch-based". ANd I would not rtecommend Arch to you. Well, I mean I have...

But, will it be worth the wait? Because if it gets imported here in my country, i'll buy the 3070. 6 months for Arch-based, and 15 months for LTS distros?

Will this mean that the next kernel update will eventually get support for 30 series cards? Cool!

Hi, been a while sunce I'm here. Scrolling the TechTok, (Yes. Tiktok but for tech) and heard that Nvidia will now release 30 series cards. My problem is that for people who is profession is editing, streaming, etc. would get support for these more powerful cards? Including the new 3090? Also, heard ...

The tarball is the tar file you downloaded from the internet. The tar.gz file you mentioned. But, you said you downloaded it now at the software cebter now right? Try launching it at the Menu.

Go to where the downloaded file is located. Then, double-click. Post a picture of the contents of the tarball. Also, Minecraft is in the Software Center.

This was wayy back, but congrats! It's been a long time since I used Mint as my laptop got broken. I use Arch temporarily. Congrats again!

Tell them to *$ck off and I'm using Linux. That would rage them pretty bad.

It would be helpful by posting the system specs. Press the link on the red thingy on the top of the page. And, post the results here. Use [code] tags please.

Portreve wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 14, 2020 6:01 pm

What can I say... Clem is my personal Jesus.

Press anything from ESC-F12. From there, there are logs you can see whether something failed or what's it's doing. Same method when booting up as well.

RioAntonio wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 13, 2020 7:03 am

DoodMann wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 13, 2020 3:27 am

Boot order of BIOS. Make sure the correct Hard Drive of where Linux is in top.

I already did this but still didn't work

Faulty ISO, Try downloading again. And, make sure to check the integrity!

Secure boot? Turn it off and see what happens.

Boot order of BIOS. Make sure the correct Hard Drive of where Linux is in top.

This isn't a Linux reason. It's probably because of a recent update of Windows. Try Win+S and see if it works.

Post your problems here

1.) I don't know how, sorry about that. 2.) There should be one if you have 2 keyboard keymaps 3.) I think what you mean is Conky? (I don't use them, correct me if I'm wrong) 4.) Did you run sudo ./install.sh ? 5.) Don't think so, Maybe some browsers like Chrome, Firefox, etc. Make sure you have an ...

Do you have 2 EFI Partitions? If so, check which have LM in it and mount the partition. Then, open a terminal, and go look for the UUID, or device location, etc. Mostly starts with /media/(username) Then, cd /media/(username)/UUID. And then ls See if there's Ubuntu or something you could say that be...