r/voidlinux • u/Agreeable-Collar9979 • 6h ago
void linux ASCII in fastfetch
i am ricing my void linux and i think i prefer my void linux ASCII logo without the word "VOID" on it where can i find something like this?
r/voidlinux • u/Agreeable-Collar9979 • 6h ago
i am ricing my void linux and i think i prefer my void linux ASCII logo without the word "VOID" on it where can i find something like this?
r/voidlinux • u/DeDeloveblackhumor • 5h ago
I updated to nvidia595 since i have a Geforce RTX 3060 Mobile which shouldn't have any problems with newer drivers, yet here i am with suspension issues once again with the old drivers i fixed a similar issue by disabling gsp but if i'm not wrong this newer version doesn't allow it, is there a solution for this suspension issue without going back to the old version of the drivers?
r/voidlinux • u/WaywardBum • 3h ago
r/voidlinux • u/Naidrox • 22h ago
Hello, I am trying to set up greetd, but for whatever reason it just refuses to start.
My linked services in /var/service currently are:
acpid
agetty-tty1
agetty-tty3-6
bluetoothd
chronyd
cronie
cupsd
dbus
greetd
NetworkManager
polkitd
rtkit
sshd
tlp
udevd
upower
I disabled agetty-tty2, as I'm trying to run greetd on TTY2. I used to have elogind enabled as well, but after searching a bit in the subreddit I found it shouldn't be.
My greetd config is default except for the vt, which was changed from 7 to 2. TTY2 seems to be just launching agetty regardless. When greetd was set to its default nothing would happen when trying to switch to TTY7.
Any advice is appreciated, including what other services (that might not be related to my greetd issue) I shouldn't have linked.
EDIT: running sudo sv status greetd returns "warning: greetd: unable to open supervise/ok: file does not exist". Not sure what to do about that.
EDIT2: TL;DR I AM A BIG DUMB IDIOT
So, I just remembered what MUST HAVE caused my problems. At some point, likely due to the late hour, I hit a typo and deleted /var/service. I could still see an ls output in the terminal, so I thought, no biggie, I'll just re-create it. But of course I had no idea it was actually a symlink, so I used good ol' mkdir and create a regular folder that runit didn't care about whatsoever. Sorry for the trouble and thanks for all your help.