You joke, but that is uncomfortably believable.
Based on the number of up doots my post has I'm guessing i'm not alone. If others are having the same problem please comment below with a "yip".
All OpenRGB settings get reverted to default without warning or apparent reason.
All settings get reverted to default without warning or apparent reason.This appears to happen after a reboot, but not every reboot. Based on other posts I've seen, this has been an on going issue for at least 2 years (example: https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/-/issues/1867)
My only fix is to keep a backup of the settings file (OpenRGB.json) and restore that each time the problem occurs, but it is a very irritating problem.
Have recently reinstalled OS, apps, etc. Windows, and rivers are all up to date.
PC Specs and RGB devices:
- AMD Ryzen 3700X
- ASUS Strix X570-F Gaming mobo
- Corsair Vengeance RGB RT 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3600MHz C16
- 2 x Addressable RGB strips controlled from the mobo
- Glorious O Wireless mouse
- EPOMAKER TH88 Keyboard
Thanks. I'll check my .bash_profile
How to set LightDM and XFCE to only start when I want them and not at boot
I'd like to keep XCFE for VERY occasional use, so when I'm not using it I'd like to quit it. Also I don't want it to start at boot. I've found a bunch of ways of uninstalling it but that's not what I'm after, I just want to make sure it is not running unless I start it.
This is bitterness, vengeance and spite by people who feel entitled to behave like those that oppressed them generations ago.
This is another proof that office buildings are an anachronism.
We used to say things were a total "cot death" back in the early 90s. Strangely that one didn't catch on outside of that specific friend group.
2FA locked out
I made the mistake of trying to use 2FA for the lemmy.ml account. Please can the lemmy.ml admin contact me via email to arrange a fix. I'm guessing you'll have to turn it off. I've tried just doing a password reset but it didn't turn off the 2FA so there is no way to recovery from this.
Looks like the same this as this person experienced: https://lemmy.zip/post/117311