Activity for Q4OS
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Q4OS Team posted a comment on ticket #244
Yes, we would guess so.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #244
isn't that just a browser rather than distro issue?
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Q4OS updated /stable/md5sum.txt
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Google Maps
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What browser are you using ? How exactly are you switching to the "Landscape view" ? Step by step please.
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Anonymous created ticket #244
Google Maps
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #238
Thank you for some advice everybody.
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about VLC problem
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Closed as fixed by the OP
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #238
Hello. I am very sorry that an answer is late. After setting hardware acceleration for invalidity. I became able to reproduce normally more than 720p of mp4. I appreciate your advices. I am sorry poor my English. Sincerely.
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WPA2 and WPA3 networks not being detected
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #243
Okay, thank you for listening.
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Well, that's it :) We will investigate this issue.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #243
Core i5-660 with 12GB ram, a 2GB GT 1030, and a TP-Link AC600 (PCI-E wifi card) with an 80GB SSD and 1TB Hard drive. Apologies if I'm miss-understanding what you mean by brief.
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Nmtui is low level independent tool. If it doesn't display wireless networks, it's not a Trinity-related issue. It appears to be a kernel, driver, or firmware incompatibility with your hardware. Please post a brief specification of your hardware.
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Nmtui is low level independent tool. If it doesn't show the networks, it's not Trinity related issue. It looks like kernel, drivers or firmware incompatiblity with hardware. Please post a brief specification of your hardware.
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Nmtui is low level independent tool. If it doesn't show the networks, it's not Trinity related issue. It looks like a kernel hardware compatibility problem. Please post a brief specification of your hardware.
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Nmtui is low level independent tool. If it doesn't show the networks, it's not Trinity related issue. It looks like a hardware compatibility problem. Please post a brief specification of your hardware.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #243
I forgot to mention I'm using the Trinity Desktop and that's what the network manager appears to be called in the app/start menu? And unfortunately no, nmtui doesn't show it either. The network in question is a phone hotspot, and it does show up on other devices so I don't think it's the problem. Full system specs are an i5-660 + 12GB ram + 2GB GT 1030 if that helps any.
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What exactly do you mean by "TDE Connect" ? Do "nmtui" https://manpages.debian.org/trixie/network-manager/nmtui.1.en.html utility show the networks in question ?
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Anonymous created ticket #243
WPA2 and WPA3 networks not being detected
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #234
Hello, problem is not solved in 6.1. Moreover it seems that the screen scaling is 1.25. Ideal solution would be a text installation in cases like this.
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Please use our official forum https://www.q4os.org/forum/index.php
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Please use our official forum https://www.q4os.org/forum/index.php
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion 1. Q4OS Support
where are the repository files for q4os and where is the sources list on pc
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion 1. Q4OS Support
I too am having trouble with UEFI boot. Using Ventoy, I fail to boot Free10 image, but it can boot the Ver6 Andromeda image. Why would 1 work but not the other?
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