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I have tried root access to attempt going directly to the fb0 file. This did not work.
I an not too sure about xorg or x11, but I think gtk is close enough for kde. I agree that the fb0 is locked from within the desktop system. The problem is I have no clue how I would unlock it.
there should be a way around this, but Im at a lost with the large etc, bin folders where to go...
I have tried root access to attempt going directly to the fb0 file. This did not work.
I an not too sure about xorg or x11, but I think gtk is close enough for kde. I agree that the fb0 is locked from within the desktop system. The problem is I have no clue how I would unlock it.
there should be a way around this, but Im at a lost with the large etc, bin folders where to go...
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