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On 04/12/2021 12:19, Julian Hall wrote: > On 04/12/2021 11:53, Neil wrote: >> On 03/12/2021 18:27, Neil wrote: >>> On 03/12/2021 18:03, comrade meowski wrote: >>>> On 03/12/2021 16:10, Julian Hall wrote: >>>>> Hi Neil, >>>> >> >>>> >>>> Neil could you maybe bless us with some basic information. You know like perhaps >>>> what graphics card and driver combination you are currently using and what >>>> version of MX Linux you have just installed. Anything that might make this more >>>> like technical support and less like divination! >>>> >>>> >>> I have found ... Intel CoffeeLake -S GT2 >>> >>> Driver .. i915 >>> >>> Is that helpful? >>> >>> MX Linux v 21 ahs version. >>> >>> I get lost with all this weird information, >>> >>> Neil >>> >> This seems to have gone off topic. I would like to know, please, if anyone can >> help me with this, now that I have included the above information. >> >> My text editors seem to work OK. It is the browsers and email where I am getting a >> problem. I have had that computers for over six years and it has never had this >> problem before. >> >> Neil > > Perhaps examples would help. When I queried the graphics card and driver, I meant > something like this: > > Nvidia GeForce Ti 1050TX [Albeit on a laptop it may use onboard graphics] > > 430.*** [or maybe the default driver if it's a new installation]. > > Alternatively if possible a screenshot of your system setup. > > Julian > I think we're probably looking at text tool output eg. in a console/shell: - uname -a - lspci -kv - xrandr (also if installed) - glxgears (if installed) erm .. those are some semi-random starting points ..
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