What pdf-viewer would you recommend for making quick and easy text annotations on top of pdf files?

Okay thanks

Not unless you have a CPU from a decade ago, no.

maybe whats your hardware?

Wait

speaking of kernels: i am now building my own slightly modified kernel on linux-lts base, will DKMS hook up to it automatically or do i need to do something for it to work? will nvidia-340xx-lts driver work with it, if it works with the kernel its based on and the only files changed are bluetooth-related?

Intel UHD 630

Intel GPU drivers are natively in the kernel, you don’t need drivers until there’s an explicit need for weird reasons

use
asp checkout linux
modify as needed to build your kernel
and make sure you use nvidia-dkms

maaaan that was it

i use nvidia-340xx-lts-dkms, so that should work? i am also using the traditional compilation method, what do i do in this case?

yes correct
i still suggest you to read the PKGBUILD, it comes with several steps that is needed to integrate such as mkinitcpio

Have you mounted all required partitions in your chroot environment?

Sorry no

Like, you also have to mount your EFI partition into, for example, /mnt/boot/efi, then you can chroot into it safely and update your bootloader

Yes I did this

What’s wrong? 🤔

If I format my efi to fat32 it could break my efi partition ?

no

yes, it will damage windows boot loader

Okay thanks

Finally

Fixed

Some motherboard manufacturers seem to only support the /efi/boot/ directory location for the .EFI file in the EFI System Partition (ESP). The GRUB installer can perform this operation automatically with the –removable option. Verify the ESP is mounted before running the following commands. Presuming the ESP is mounted at /boot (as suggested earlier), execute:

root # grub-install –target=x86_64-efi –efi-directory=/boot –removable

This creates the default directory defined by the UEFI specification, and then copies the grubx64.efi file to the ‘default’ EFI file location defined by the same specification.

Hmm, these manufacturers aren’t following the UEFI specification then

Brand?

If anyone know the screenshot tool used by pop-os , is it available in Arch package?

gnome-screenshot

What pdf-viewer would you recommend for making quick and easy text annotations on top of pdf files? I currently use zathura but it seems to be for reading only.

masterpdf, mupdf