On 5/7/22 23:04, Evan Leibovitch via talk wrote:
... My graphics card is a fairly recent AMD RX
6500 XT which works fine under Windows and is claimed to be supported by X.
Or do I just give up on MX? A search on its forum appears to draw
blanks, except for me to boot in failsafe mode which
On 5/7/22 16:02, D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote:
| From: William Park via talk
| I have bad experience with UEFI. You can't just move the disk to a new
| motherboard, and boot.
Is that the only bad experience?
That's the main one. My motherboard got fried. So, I bought a new
Or maybe I'm not keeping track of chapters.
As some of you know, I've been on a quest to upgrade my daily desktop from
Windows to a dual-boot Linux system (and eventually, I hope, to eliminate
Windows). As some of you know, I've been replacing systems with dual-boot
(first Unix, then Linux) on
| From: William Park via talk
| I have bad experience with UEFI. You can't just move the disk to a new
| motherboard, and boot.
Is that the only bad experience?
UEFI firmware setup screens are not standardized. Generally, all you
have to tell UEFI is the path of the .efi program to boot.
On 5/7/22 11:28, D. Hugh Redelmeier wrote:
| From: William Park via talk
| OK, I'll probably go with Fedora-36/KDE when it comes out.
I use Fedora almost always. I don't use KDE. I don't know if Fedora
users use KDE often enough to be sure that it is well-teste
I'm used to KDE. At work,
| From: William Park via talk
| OK, I'll probably go with Fedora-36/KDE when it comes out.
I use Fedora almost always. I don't use KDE. I don't know if Fedora
users use KDE often enough to be sure that it is well-tested.
| I usually don't partition my disks. I use the whole disk. Boot
