Theme Problems

Issues & Assistance KDE
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I haven’t used any kde linux but I have tried Linux mint and Fedora. They work perfectly but they’re not for me

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As I mentioned above, I haven’t used Linux much before. If there is a debugging tool to help you I can post the results to help you. Just let my problem be solved :sweat_smile:

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That’s a good point, Linux Mint and Fedora are not archbased. You can test Kubuntu and see if KDE runs without problems. It’s possible that it’s a KDE/nVidia issue, try a live iso with garuda-gnome.
We are human debuggers :slight_smile: so post your Xorg.0.log like I wrote in the last post.

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A quick search reveals many issues with that particular GPU under Linux, including Debian. But it’s difficult to know whether this is more than other NVIDIA cards…

Try disabling Flipping.

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I don’t have this settings

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Here my logs:

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Use a X11 session to have X11 settings there

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Ok, I changed the settings and will check if it happens again, but I noticed that the X11 session is extremely laggy at the moment, even if my problem is solved, I don’t think I can use it this way. What should I do to solve this

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Sounds like you have a flipping issue if it only works with it being off.
Lets try this if you want flipping back on and try to get things working properly:

First try this fix at the start of this thread:
*ERROR* [nvidia-drm] [GPU ID 0x00000100] Flip event timeout on head 0

if that doesn’t fix it itself try this along with it:
Add nvidia-drm.modeset=1 in your kernel parameters. (You should be really doing this if you want to be in Wayland anyways) . You can change kernel parameters in the Garuda Boot Options program. (make sure to apply and reboot).

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Xorg.0.log is clean.

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Do you need anything else?

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No. FGD has a good tip and Kayo has the right suggestion. Have you tried this?

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I’m currently using X11 on the recommended nvidia settings, the error is the taskbar freezing at random times so I need to use it a bit

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Thanks for the catch. I somehow missed that post. most likely the nvidia-drm.modeset=1 kernel parameter would be the fix then for trying to have things working right with flipping back on.

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How do I adjust this? By the way, after your suggestion, the black squares following my cursor that I mentioned in my file system are gone and my taskbar has not been broken for a long time.

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adjust what? which suggestion? Try to be more clear.

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nvidia-drm.modeset=1

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the one you tried, or the one you need more help with?

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I followed FGD’s suggestion and made the video card driver setting he told me to do in x11. My taskbar hasn’t frozen in a long time and the display error on my file system is gone. I’m asking you how to set the nvidia-drm.modeset=1 value you mentioned.

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Ok. Try putting that flipping option back on and follow these steps:
Go to Garuda Boot Options like I said (its a program).
Enter in your sudo password to get access to it.
There is a text field for “Kernel Parameters”. After putting a space after the last parameter listed, enter in the parameter I gave you nvidia-drm.modeset=1
After that, hit Apply. Then you can close it out and reboot.

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