Can anyone explain to me the meaning of these colors on htop?

Try building it yourself

right, I’m guessing I need to do a clean build

Yes. It works fine for me.

any idea why that happens?

No, but if it works clean it should be the fault of your helper

I see, I had that feeling but I was in doubt

Can anyone explain to me the meaning of these colors on htop?

Press F1 for help

TIL

Oh wow, Arch now supports mangled 32 UEFI implementations
https://monthly-reports.archlinux.page/2022/06/

Yes I tried but I only found people with different colors than mine

Oh, thanks

Do you have an rss feed link for these reports? My RSS reader isn’t able to build a link on its own.

I guess the amount of ram swap is no longer enough for smooth use. apparently firefox consumes a lot of it. can you recommend a browser that consumes less ram?

Had the same thought, you can follow this
https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/monthly-reports/-/issues/1

You need more RAM, 4GB is not enough for modern applications.

Thanks.👍🏾

hey, how do i quickly reset all my audio configuration for a user? On a new user everything’s fine, but on main account it had busted about a week ago after bluetooth headphones disconnected — now it only recognizes HDMI but not real hardware

ok, nevermind, mv ~/.config/pulse ~/.config/pulse.old && pulseaudio -k did the trick

Considered switching to our lord and savior PipeWire yet?

ugh… kinda “don’t know don’t care”? Last time I reinstalled one year ago in June, following fresh (at the time) instructions. I guess PipeWire wasn’t that popular back then yet?

It’s now the default pretty much, a year ago it was in a rougher state too.

01cb509b8fa644f9983f3f3d34b184c7-default-sink contains string bluez_sink.F8_4E_17_A1_53_6C.a2dp_sink

and 01cb509b8fa644f9983f3f3d34b184c7-default-source has bluez_source.F8_4E_17_A1_53_6C.handsfree_head_unit

everything else are binary files.

probably worth filing a bug report, what do you think?

Got this error:
usb 1-4: device descriptor read/64, error -110

Reboot does not help. Any ideas, please?

hello, anyone using kvm/qemu, im trying to enable nested virtualization, and in the wiki it says that i need to modprobe kvm_intel nested=1, but i got modprobe: FATAL: Module kvm_intel not found in directory /lib/modules/5.18.9-arch1-1

What’s the device causing the problem?

uname -R && pacman -Q linux

I use phone for ethernet connection

damn i forgot to reboot to apply new kernel

https://archlinux.page/

i got same error, and it caused by my camera module is dead, you have to find out which port is broken, it should be physical issue

Checkout kernel-modules-hook

weird

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=X.Org-July-12-Security

X.Org Server Hit By New Local Privilege Escalation, Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities