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> Every morning, I boot, then immediately hard-reboot, my workstation, because it seems to jigger my monitors into waking up properly to do their job. I know D
by TacticalCoder 5y ago
> Every morning, I boot, then immediately hard-reboot, my workstation, because it seems to jigger my monitors into waking up properly to do their job.
I know Drew reads thread here (and I already sent him emails in the past) but... I've had similar issues over the years and typically these can be solved using several tricks: for example not using NVidia GPUs (and hence not using proprietary drivers).
Or configuring the system once to boot into text mode, then running "startx" from text mode.
Or booting into graphical mode, but then using a shortcut to switch to console mode, then back to graphical mode.
Similar shenanigans may happen too with the various types of sleep/powersaving modes. But I think they're all solvable or, at least, there are always workaround (not that Drew's "boot twice" workaround is that bad seen how fast Linux boots nowadays).
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- native_samples 5y agoOr just not using Linux. He seems to be generalizing from "my setup has unreliable power management" to "software is unreliable". No. Linux PM is unreliable. Macs never fail to wake from sleep.