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dolphin_oracle wrote: Sat Jul 18, 2020 3:22 pm Dumb question from me...did you say yes to the agreement. For whatever reason the default is no.

Not a dumb question at all. I just realized I have to scroll all the way down the list to select "I Agree". My assumption was to just click continue.

It just installed fine.

asqwerth wrote: Sat Jul 18, 2020 1:58 pm I was just in my Beta 1 install (to use Live USB Maker to make the Beta 2 live USB). The volume slider does issue the bubble sound when used.

False memory on my part, then. Wonder why I just noticed it now.

Sorry, I switched the Exhibit A with B. You get the picture (Fixed in OP)

More feedback:

I have a dual monitor setup, and when I don't align the secondary monitor exactly to the middle with the primary, the screen is "off" with a black bar on either top or bottom of the screen, and the mouse is offset, so it's difficult to click on things.

This effect occurred as soon ...

Just saying how it is from a UX perspective. I'll go ahead and figure things out for myself, and post back here on how to do it for anyone else that's interested.


I figured it out. You have to right click on the volume icon in the panel, go to general, and uncheck "Volume feedback". I was ...

It's easy enough to turn it off. Right-click is your friend...

KDE has many more configurations than the other desktop environments.

Chris



This is not obvious at all for someone new to KDE or even Linux in general. I'm trying to look at this from a UX perspective.



If you are new to ...

Purge off the nvidia drivers and then install steam. Then reinstall the nvidia drivers


Alright, so I just did a fresh install of Beta 2. I did not install the NVIDIA drivers, and when I went to install steam, I did get the agreement window this time around, but also got an error through the MX ...

dolphin_oracle wrote: Sat Jul 18, 2020 12:35 pm Ok that's weird. Will look into it but for now it's probably easier to reinstall.

Oh the joys of beta testing.

Thank you! I actually like being the beta tester instead of the dev fixing bugs this time around.

Purge off the nvidia drivers and then install steam. Then reinstall the nvidia drivers


Okay, so I just did the following:


sudo ddm-mx -p nvidia


And it removed the proprietary drivers. I then went to reboot, and got an error.


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kc1di wrote: Sat Jul 18, 2020 12:12 pm So it's a personal taste thing.

Most definitely!

Also, where exactly do I change this settings by right clicking?