Hi!

I'm a new Linux user, so far so good, but one thing that grinds my gears is that if I log in fairly quickly after a boot, I have to wait ~5-10 seconds before I can start using my BT mouse (Logitech MX Master 3S).

Is there a way to speed up the initialisation of Bluetooth on Linux so that it starts immediately, like the USB drivers do?

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OS Garuda Linux x86_64
├ Kernel Linux 6.14.4-zen1-1-zen
├ Packages 1382 (pacman)[stable], 5 (flatpak)

DE KDE Plasma 6.3.4
├ Window Manager KWin (Wayland)
├ Login Manager sddm 0.21.0 (Wayland)

  

Solution

Thanks to /u/floofly on r/linux4noobs for this!

Yup, assuming you're using systemd as you innit system. The following will change it so your bucktooth will initialise before the GUI.

sudo systemctl edit bluetooth.service

change:

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    Before=graphical.target

  

And from myself, I'll add this for the other noobs out there: when you run

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/60562469

Hi all!

I know that AMD has software for controlling RGB on Windows. I found some old threads where someone suggested disconnecting the LEDs themselves, which is not something I'm willing to do with my 2-day old card.

I also would love not having to switch to Windows just to turn the bloody RGB off.

I've never used OpenRGB and I don't quite understand their compatibility guide for the 9070, so I'm not sure if it's doable there.

So! Does anyone here have that card and was able to disable RGB on Linux?

As a sidenote: I just realised that my OS sees two GPUss - the dGPU and the iGPU. Is there a way I can turn iGPU off so that it doesn't get in the way?

Any help appreciated!

Oh, I should probably mention - I'm on:

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OS Garuda Linux x86_64
├ Kernel Linux 6.13.8-zen1-1-zen
├ Packages 1366 (pacman)[stable]
├ Shell fish 4.0.1

DE KDE Plasma 6.3.4
├ Window Manager KWin (Wayland)

  

Hi all!

I know that AMD has software for controlling RGB on Windows. I found some old threads where someone suggested disconnecting the LEDs themselves, which is not something I'm willing to do with my 2-day old card.

I also would love not having to switch to Windows just to turn the bloody RGB off.

I've never used OpenRGB and I don't quite understand their compatibility guide for the 9070, so I'm not sure if it's doable there.

So! Does anyone here have that card and was able to disable RGB on Linux?

As a sidenote: I just realised that my OS sees two GPUss - the dGPU and the iGPU. Is there a way I can turn iGPU off so that it doesn't get in the way?

Any help appreciated!

Oh, I should probably mention - I'm on:

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OS Garuda Linux x86_64
├ Kernel Linux 6.13.8-zen1-1-zen
├ Packages 1366 (pacman)[stable]
├ Shell fish 4.0.1

DE KDE Plasma 6.3.4
├ Window Manager KWin (Wayland)

  

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Chapter 35.

I have ruined you.

A day later, as we continued our meandering walk to Gardenia, I asked Rachel a question that had begun to bother me.

“Are we vampires who are forced to become human or are we humans who are forced to become vampires?”

I thought it was a stupid question. I don’t know what possessed me to ask it. Rachel

::: spoiler Changelog Before an upgrade:

1. Remember to make backup/export files before an upgrade and save them on another storage device;
2. Make sure the device will not lose power during upgrade process;
3. Device has enough free storage space for all RouterOS packages to be downloaded.

What's new in 7.15 (2024-May-29 15:44):

!) system - added support for AMPERE (R) and ARM64 CHR installations (new ARM64 CHR image available);
!) system - added support for AMPERE (R) hardware (new ARM64 ISO file, new ARM64 extra-nics.npk package);
*) bgp - added initial vpnv6 support;
*) bgp - correctly synchronize input.accept-nlri address list;
*) bgp - fixed prefix count when BGP sessions run with multiple AFIs;
*) bgp - fixed selecting local.default-address from wrong VRF;
*) bgp - use IPv6 as default address-family for IPv6 sessions;
*) bgp-vpn - use VRF interface as gateway for leaked connected routes;
*) branding - added option to hide default configuration prompt;
*)