Go to software sources and change both to something that gets good speed. The servers go down every now and then, probably for maintenance.
mybuttnolie
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I was considering that distro a while back, but they do have a warning that it has issues so it's not really suitable for new users. Btw there ain't much point in gaming distros, you can use mint cinnamon and it gets exactly the same performance and it's noob friendly and stable.
And live environment means you can use it from the usb installation media before installing. Idk why it doesn't have a browser in it though.
I was old before my 20's
If your laptop can run w10 at all, it will run mint cinnamon very well
Might be a separate issue from mine then. This happened since kernel 6.2 (that i remember testing with) and nvidia driver version 525, up to the current ones 6.13 and 570. On the forum they have 2 monitors and primary wakes up, I only have one. Seems that nvidia has had lots of similar issues, but nobara definitely has done something weird with HDMI or nvidia.
Why assume he was a low functioning autistic? Could have been a hometown rapper, they are sometimes very hard to tell apart.
What is even happening here?
Because the ticket was so expensive that there was nothing left in the budget
I had a similar issue on nobara. I have 3060ti and I use tv with HDMI. No signal when trying to resume after pc had suspended or tv had turned off. Never found a solution, but there was a little workaround though: first ctrl+alt+F(1-4), whichever gets you the terminal thingy, then alt+F(1-4) should get you to login screen.
After not finding any usable advice from forums, I asked AI for help and it suggested a script that automates changing tty. I didn't test it though, seemed easier to just go back to mint.
Jos se näyttää ankalta, vaappuu kuin ankka, ja vaakkuu kuin ankka, ei voida olla varmoja mikä se on. Tuskin se ankka on kuitenkaan.
I never use seatbelt and I still haven't been in a car accident
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Yeah the best way to choose a distro is to just try them and see which one works. Every now and then I forget that and I start distrohopping. I always go back to mint because simply nothing else works well enough on my HW.