>Installs NVIDIA drivers >Kids know you need emotional support right away Really enjoying your videos, love the switching between explaining theory and actually doing it in practice.
nice tutorial! very helpful! however, i've encountered an issue wherein during installation of 32-bit nvidia libraries, i got this sudo xbps-install nvidia-libs-32bit -y MISSING: glibc-32bit>=0 MISSING: libX11-32bit>=0 MISSING: libXext-32bit>=0 MISSING: libglvnd-32bit>=0 Transaction aborted due to unresolved dependencies.
@@ecu4321 Sorry for delay in response and I hope you managed to fix it. Let me know otherwise. Note that I am not using Void anymore, in fact not on Linux but will try to help. Thanks.
Why is the official void wiki deprecated? Would you say the same to something like the Arch wiki or is it only the void wiki? It sucks that the wiki is not to be trusted and instead I have to look around other sources
It is correct that the Void Linux wiki was deprecated in favor of Reddit (www.reddit.com/r/voidlinux/). The main reason for this is likely due to a smaller user base and limited resources for maintaining the wiki. The Arch and Gentoo Linux wikis remain the best IMHO.
Hello, I’ve been trying to boot into a void live CD but I’m met with a black screen. I think this is because of my GPU (NVIDIA RTX 3080). Do you know how to fix this?
Hi, I am not using Void or Linux these days. Try following: 1. Void Live CD is not a GUI installer. It lands you in a CLI and you have to install everything from command line. 2. Have a look at bare-metal installation demo > ua-cam.com/video/Gg50W92f-s8/v-deo.htmlsi=LBb6ju5SGaJrolNC
Depending on your desktop environment, broadly speaking you would: Settings > Display Settings > resolution and refresh date or if you are on Nvidia then find Nvidia Settings in apps menu or try "nvidia-setting" (without quotes in terminal).
>Installs NVIDIA drivers
>Kids know you need emotional support right away
Really enjoying your videos, love the switching between explaining theory and actually doing it in practice.
Thank you.
Thanks brother
where is the second part?
Here you go... ua-cam.com/video/2SS1ethW_gY/v-deo.html
nice tutorial! very helpful! however, i've encountered an issue wherein during installation of 32-bit nvidia libraries, i got this
sudo xbps-install nvidia-libs-32bit -y
MISSING: glibc-32bit>=0
MISSING: libX11-32bit>=0
MISSING: libXext-32bit>=0
MISSING: libglvnd-32bit>=0
Transaction aborted due to unresolved dependencies.
udpate on repo needed to run
sudo xbps-install -Sy -y void-repo-multilib
sudo xbps-install -Sy -y void-repo-nonfree
sudo xbps-install -Sy -y void-repo-multilib-nonfree
sudo xbps-install -Su -y
@@ecu4321 Sorry for delay in response and I hope you managed to fix it. Let me know otherwise. Note that I am not using Void anymore, in fact not on Linux but will try to help. Thanks.
@@LivingLinux101 hey no worries. it's all good and fixed now. i just added the command here : sudo xbps-install -Sy -y void-repo-multilib
@@ecu4321 Glad to know. What you did is adding a repository (repo). Enjoy Void, it's a good distro.
Thank you 😊 very helpful bro👍
Why is the official void wiki deprecated? Would you say the same to something like the Arch wiki or is it only the void wiki? It sucks that the wiki is not to be trusted and instead I have to look around other sources
It is correct that the Void Linux wiki was deprecated in favor of Reddit (www.reddit.com/r/voidlinux/). The main reason for this is likely due to a smaller user base and limited resources for maintaining the wiki. The Arch and Gentoo Linux wikis remain the best IMHO.
Hello, I’ve been trying to boot into a void live CD but I’m met with a black screen. I think this is because of my GPU (NVIDIA RTX 3080). Do you know how to fix this?
Hi, I am not using Void or Linux these days. Try following:
1. Void Live CD is not a GUI installer. It lands you in a CLI and you have to install everything from command line.
2. Have a look at bare-metal installation demo > ua-cam.com/video/Gg50W92f-s8/v-deo.htmlsi=LBb6ju5SGaJrolNC
@@LivingLinux101 I fixed it by adding nomodeset to the GRUB command line
how can you change the refresh rate?
Depending on your desktop environment, broadly speaking you would: Settings > Display Settings > resolution and refresh date or if you are on Nvidia then find Nvidia Settings in apps menu or try "nvidia-setting" (without quotes in terminal).
KDE is good on nvidia ?
Yes, why it would not be? It's good with or without a dedicated graphics card :)
Switched from GNOME to KDE half a year ago, using a 1080 Ti, no issues at all. Using X of course.