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Cake day: December 5th, 2024
  • overgrown@lemmings.worldOPtoLinux@lemmy.world•Could an update brick my display [EndeavourOS]?English
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    10 days ago
    Package list

    alsa-card-profiles alsa-ucm-conf alsa-utils sqlite npth systemd-libs libsysprof-capture gnupg file systemd pacman archlinux-keyring bash-completion btrfs-progs c-ares dav1d dkms edk2-ovmf ell eos-translations fastfetch spirv-tools glslang libpipewire pipewire pipewire-audio libwireplumber wireplumber pipewire-jack libjxl shaderc libplacebo pixman ffmpeg noto-fonts firefox flatpak fluidsynth fwupd gst-plugin-pipewire iwd js115 js128 less libbpf libsynctex libtool openal mpv noto-fonts-extra passt perl-image-exiftool pipewire-alsa pipewire-pulse pkgconf plocate pv qt6-translations qt6-base qt6-declarative qt6-multimedia-ffmpeg qt6-multimedia qt6-svg qt6-wayland sudo systemd-resolvconf systemd-sysvcompat ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols-common ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols virtiofsd webkit2gtk-4.1 webkitgtk-6.0 welcome xterm librewolf-bin librewolf-bin-deb

  • overgrown@lemmings.worldOPtoLinux@lemmy.world•Could an update brick my display [EndeavourOS]?English
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    10 days ago

    Sorry for not clarifying. The screenshot is not my boot screen. The system boots up into EOS fine but only issue is the display’s weird doubling effect. This screenshot is lorem ipsum text on a text editor to show my screen’s state (I will clarify it on my post description). I did what you said, hooked up my laptop to an external monitor and everything looks fine on the monitor screen. So the issue is only with my Laptop’s screen I guess. Also yes, the doubling glitch is present on the bootup screen, BIOS screen. Unfortunately I don’t have timeshift.