Fixing Gentoo Issues

[@derekge]

thanks for the euses fix, I was having the same issue and noticed it was listed as a bug in the previous version

[@linuxtechgeek]

Your welcome

[@deathmetal10line]

pretty useful content, thanks for sharing. Would also like to see a Hyprland config

[@linuxtechgeek]

Yeah I don’t have a hyprland config

[@busterbrown8830]

WOW - amazing video. Just started using Gentoo on my fastest PC (i5/4-cores/16GB mem). I understood what he was doing. Only 1 few months into Gentoo. Need lots of patience! Need more cores!.

[@stubaccount]

Ryzen 9 7900X here, I have enough cores

[@samalberts8412]

A good solution for issues that "pop" up is a linux distro... POP_OS -- I believe it's Gnome based. But -- for the play on words that the distro I regularly use and it's great!

[@MasterCorneilous]

how did you install DTOS on gentoo?

[@linuxtechgeek]

hahhaha... more like LGOS

[@MasterCorneilous]

Lgos?

[@MasterCorneilous]

I've looked it up. It's xmonad that you have installed. Don't know how you made it look like that though. Love to see a tutorial on how

[@linuxtechgeek]

@@MasterCorneilous yeah I either run xmonad or Qtile most of the time and its just a color scheme

[@okarinbe]

What is LG3D?

[@linuxtechgeek]

The Java gui toolkit has a hardcoded list of so-called "non-reparenting" window managers. xmonad is not on this list (nor are many of the newer window managers). Attempts to run Java applications may result in `grey blobs' where windows should be, as the Java gui code gets confused.

[@linuxtechgeek]

The windows manager itself is XMonad but because of JAVA, it’s a good idea to have the LG3D in the config so Java windows will render right

[@okarinbe]

You look younger today.

[@linuxtechgeek]

Hahaha, yeah I had to trim up. 🤣

[@okarinbe]

@@linuxtechgeek no may be you should keep it

[@samanthamalone6768]

😢 Promo*SM

[@linuxtechgeek]

What? I’m sorry I don’t understand what you mean