I like what pjp has to say, and szatox.
You should dig deeper into their advice.
Just out of interest, why not just hibernate?

You're welcome! Just trying to help.
I seem to remember I still needed to have pulseaudio installed even though pipewire is the new way of dealing with sound.
You may still need to have an element of pulseaudio installed.
Just to be sure, are you aware of this?
https://www.gentoo.org/support/news ...

What do you mean by "It Stucks".

Is your system frozen?

Could this possibly have something to do with the version of python you are using?
See this....
https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Desktop/issues/4783

Hello
Is this using Steam?

If you are using GNOME then this

https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Rygel/Pulseaudio

may help.

Why not give it a try and see for yourself?
That's the beauty of Gentoo. You learn so much in the process of experimentation.

As per the documentation
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Suspend_an ... end_to_RAM
are you using s2ram?

I'm a little confused by this.

So does compiling steam-client-meta minus the steamruntime USE flag not solve the problem?

Is this a Hewlett-Packard Monitor using an Intel driver?

Are you saying installing PAM fixes this?
If so, then why not install PAM?

Hello

First thing I would say is you are building using unstable packages.
Revert back to stable and see if that solves your problem, then take it from there.

Hope this helps.

If you are using Xorg then you can set the mouse acceleration speed there.

Have you checked your logs for any information which might help?
Because you've not given us much information to go on on here.

Well the developer on the bugzilla asks....
Sebastian Parborg 2023-05-01 15:41:30 UTC
(In reply to Lorenzo Bertini from comment #12)
> Can confirm with LLVM 15 and 16 (~amd64). Using "-osl" makes it finally
> start, but rendering a benchmark scene produces a segmentation fault with
> the usual ...

Can't help but notice the Nvidia drivers you are using are unstable.
The latest stable is 525.116.04-r2
Why don't you try the stable driver and let us know how you get on?

Hello there

I don't mean to sound patronising but
unsupported GNU version! gcc versions later than 12 are not supported!
is saying build cholmod with GCC 12.
But after switching to gcc 12 with gcc-config - sci-libs/cholmod builds without any issue.
Exactly. Because the output says it should be ...

How about sticking with the guide for the operating system and ignore the desktop environment guide.
Try not to mix them.
Take it from there.

Might not be the right suggestion to offer but....

If you suspend, then a trickle of power is required to keep the data stored in the RAM, in time it will drain the battery.
Therefore I would hibernate (to disk) instead of suspending.
This will save the current state of the OS to disk, and power ...

Hey team,

Just tried to launch Cities:Skylines using the steam client.

Regardless of whether I use wayland or Xorg, the game seems to crash upon loading from the option to "resume".

Unable to leave full screen and access a tty to kill it unless I raise the skinny elephants.
Even so I have to ...

Just want to say a big thanks for trying to deal with some of the problems with version 3 of http-replicator.
I know the devs are asking you to take on the proxy-maintenance of the package, and it's a big ask.

Is the problem I am seeing below:
[ IDLE ] Mon Feb 3 16:58:02 2020
[ BUSY ] Mon Feb 3 16 ...

I did an alternative setup. I exported my distfiles over samba with a password so that each client can fetch and update the central repository. This also works with the portage tree itself, if you like. This way only one client needs to run six-sync, and all others just do eix-update.

Yes, mines ...

This is really beginning to annoy me now.
I'm beginning to think the new layout for portage, i.e /var/db/repos/gentoo and /var/cache/distfiles
is breaking the replicator.

000C Accepted request from [192.168.1.2]:34974
000C Waiting at 16: RECV(4,20:03:29)
000C Client sends GET /distfiles/layout ...

Hi guys, sorry for hijacking this thread — I haven't delved into it thoroughly but I am wondering if my CPUs will receive fixes. In my laptop is an Ivy Bridge (Intel Core i3-3000), serial number= 000306A9 and I can't find it in the Gentoo Meltdown & Spectre info pages. From what I've read in this ...