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Yes, you probably mean "pamac" You can install it on Manjaro, the package is called pamac-aur or pamac-manager, or pamac-git, there is even an AUR version. You enable AUR support from that, I actually remember it should be preinstalled on Manjaro as well

Don't use sudo when running redirects, use "su" in the shell before issuing those commands

sudo virsh net-autostart default sudo systemctl restart libvirtd

try to boot with nomodeset kernel parameter

I would edit the boot parameters to disable the Radeon driver and forcing the Intel one for everything Try press E when grub is shown to edit boot parameters, add them after quiet splash separated with a space Try those boot parameters separately if putting all of them doesn't give any luck, like radeon.blacklist=1 i915.modeset=1 then radeon.modeset=0 i915.modeset=1 radeon.blacklist=1 only separately, same for modeset If none of those still gives any luck, try amdgpu instead of radeon like amdgpu.blacklist=1... etc following all the steps again

It's normal, i3 doesn't use a compositor, you need to enable vsync via a compositor You can use compton

Are you currently using the NVIDIA GPU or the Intel one? (There is a menu to switch that) run glxinfo | grep NVIDIA, what does it show? It is supposed to have screen tearing when you are running via NVIDIA because of prime synchronization disabled, but don't enable it unless you don't play video games Btw it's strange because I see your Intel iGPU is not detected correctly (can be a screefetch bug)

Doesn't PopOS already come with wl drivers preinstalled instead of the b43? (btw I think it appears on the ubuntu driver manager afaik)

I'm not 100% sure, but my supposition since I don't know how they pick this data, and assuming it's via browser, they could have decided to include even undetected platforms as "unknown" Which can be obtainable by using browsers with some privacy extensions which presumably hides the user agent OS data, or again also by phone browsers who have "desktop mode" enabled, which again changes the user agent (which shows as a Desktop OS iOS or Android for example, so those may be put in there as well) That's the only way I could explain this

There is no need to do that... The Windows 10 .iso is free to download

It's not a good sign...Are you sure there are not any hardware problems? I would make an USB windows 10 recovery drive, and try things from there...

Advanced restart options (the one that cames out when you failed to boot 3 or 4 times) should give you the ability to downgrade with a button

chkdsk /F for the file system, sfc /scannow for system integrity checking, and you could also try DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

Boot in safe mode, and uninstall the update, then do some file system checking, system corruption test and try to install the update again

Imo they are not that comparable Since this is exclusively an issue with Windows 3rd party drivers, and in those systems (BSD, MacOS and Linux) the driver release are completely different. First of all, the linux mainline kernel drivers require the code to complain to some standards (and for a reason) and FreeBSD follows a similar line, MacOS too Second, Windows drivers do not break ABI that frequently, while on those unix-systems drivers need to be recompiled for every kernel build (and linux drivers are open source, so pretty easy to port for eventual ABI changes thus causing not issues with that, but they still have to be recompiled anyway by design), that means windows drivers are retro compatible (and can ALSO be installed on later versions of the OS), and could be installed when they shouldn't The only to blame here are 3rd developers, and in a small quantity Microsoft, which imo should require stricter controls and a sort of certification for those drivers to be installed with quality standards, and stricter OS requirements (Not every windows 8 drivers will work on 10 and will just cause issues)

I still get it sometimes, I could basically open my eyes after a nightmare, but I'm not able to distinguish things and I start to hallucinate like you looked at the sun directly or some bright image, and you still see it when you look at something else, things that do not exist in the real world but that can get confused in a dark room, but once I'm able to move I quickly pick up the phone and just act as it's normal...I just deal with it. When I was a kid, I was totally able to control my dreams and wake up relatively quickly, now I can't but I'm not scared as I used to do

Basically this^ And it's the reason why you could get BSOD's or similar issues in those situations

I actually remember you have to use steam big picture and then configure the controller there

I think as a solely developer OS is perfect, I suppose the problem comes in with the rest or even hardware/driver support (few cases for this) Like I use it on my laptop 95% of the time

Ok btw I bet it's a buggy ethernet driver, the problem will likely to disappear on the next updates

There is no troubleshooting at all when using lutris or steam play tbh, as for gaming performance the DXVK project is still in development and had it's first actual release after being an alpha 1 month ago, and in the future will probably have in-par performance or even better given since the translation from an high level API to low level one could offer technically better performance (note that dxvk works even on Windows and in some games performs even better than directx11) and it's already the case for a bunch of games I'm not a full Linux user either tbh even though I use it from 11 years, I have to say only the latest 3 or 4 had the biggest advance in features, I always used it for the 80% of my work (it was 60 before DXVK was released since I exclusively gamed on Windows since then) and it definitely makes my life easier even though the hassle of dual booting for what personally do, since you did not was more specific about what you do with your PC rather than just gaming, I don't know what to say tbh, I guess ok since you was answering to OP Since also I got a 1060 and a 144hz monitor, having 150 fps rather than 160 on a game that I would set to low graphic settings even on windows, for example doesn't touch me that much even if the performance would be in par with Windows in the future

Oh wait I thought the wifi was not working...This can be an Ethernet bug...Open the network manager and disable the wired one