Felix Miata wrote on 1/27/20 4:47 PM:
> D. R. Evans composed on 2020-01-27 14:57 (UTC-0700):
>
>> I'm sure I'm missed out important information, so feel free to ask and I'll
>> do
>> my best to answer.
>
> I have a display that takes a long time to initialize when connected to a PC
> using
>
Stefan Monnier wrote on 1/27/20 4:06 PM:
>> anything at all, then, after a very long time, I see the stream of Linux text
>> messages that indicates booting, but I never see a graphical login screen.
>> (The delay before the messages appear is far longer than a normal boot cycle
>> -- indeed, I
D. R. Evans composed on 2020-01-27 14:57 (UTC-0700):
> I'm sure I'm missed out important information, so feel free to ask and I'll do
> my best to answer.
I have a display that takes a long time to initialize when connected to a PC
using
UEFI mode and a disk configured with GPT and UEFI boot,
> anything at all, then, after a very long time, I see the stream of Linux text
> messages that indicates booting, but I never see a graphical login screen.
> (The delay before the messages appear is far longer than a normal boot cycle
> -- indeed, I had given up waiting for something to happen
D. R. Evans wrote on 1/27/20 2:57 PM:
> Running debian stable (64 bit).
>
> For the past couple of months I've been trying to get a system with onboard
> Intel graphics to work completely correctly, but have never been able to get
> rid of flicker on the console tty or on fine text in konsole in
Running debian stable (64 bit).
For the past couple of months I've been trying to get a system with onboard
Intel graphics to work completely correctly, but have never been able to get
rid of flicker on the console tty or on fine text in konsole in a graphical
desktop. There are enough threads on
I think the 24 bit colour problem is from one of the libraries Netscape
4.6 (and WP 8) was compiled with. Do a search in the mail archive and
and in Deja for more info. It seems to be a problem only at 24 bit. The
other problem I've never seen before, maybe another netscape bug, I'm
currently
Bill wrote:
I think the 24 bit colour problem is from one of the libraries Netscape
4.6 (and WP 8) was compiled with. Do a search in the mail archive and
and in Deja for more info. It seems to be a problem only at 24 bit. The
other problem I've never seen before, maybe another netscape bug,
I just upped my X server to 24-bpp display, and I have two questions
regarding this:
First, netscape suddenly started displaying all its icons in a rather
fetching grey/black color scheme. Is this always the case in 24-bit, is
there a known fix, or is my system just weird? :)
Secondly, of
You might want to check out xfree86.org, they've got spiffy infos on the
supported cards. and yeah.. the 24 bit ugly netscape thing is netscape
being ghetto and ugly in 24 bit. try jumping it up to 32bit as soon as you
can. x is generally a lot prettier when it's got the color depth behind
it. :)
Bryan Allen wrote:
You might want to check out xfree86.org, they've got spiffy infos on the
supported cards. and yeah.. the 24 bit ugly netscape thing is netscape
being ghetto and ugly in 24 bit. try jumping it up to 32bit as soon as you
can. x is generally a lot prettier when it's got the
Stuart Ballard wrote:
Bryan Allen wrote:
You might want to check out xfree86.org, they've got spiffy infos on the
supported cards. and yeah.. the 24 bit ugly netscape thing is netscape
being ghetto and ugly in 24 bit. try jumping it up to 32bit as soon as you
can. x is generally a lot
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