So, I switched to linux, but not void. I ended up with Solus, after doing some thinking.
Well, solus is starting to give me some mysterious problems.
A while ago I got a journal rollback (yesyes, filesystem/kernel/hardware issue, I know). But I've also got other issues. Seemingly whenever I use mumble (1.3.0) and momentarily switch to a GTK app and return after,
some widgets don't respond to my clicks anymore and don't seem to change on hover (most notably the text input box).
Sometimes I also can't shut down solus via budgie. I can click the shutdown menu, it'll open; however, when I click on shutdown there's a 50/50 chance that the confirmation dialog appears, other times it just does nothing. Also, sometimes windows refuse to close. THere's also the issue with spotify that when I close it, it sometimes keeps on streaming music, until I manually kill it.
At bootup I sometimes get into emergency mode which (conveniently
) only is aware of /dev/sda1 (the EFI partition).
If I get a reply like: "reinstall", without a useful explanation on solus' forums, I'm going to switch to void. I do need to resolve an issue, before I can do that. My uefi sometimes does not start the screen (desktop user here), will the kernel do that for me? If it doesn't, do I need to do anything manually? If so, what?
