(You can make it so one virtual desktop is floating and the other one is tiling with a click if a button) really good if you just want a working tiled enviroment without the hassle of configuring hyprland

Older nvidia drivers are bad. For new gen it's getting significantly better but Amd is still in the lead. You could try your gpu see how it works, it is possible it's still good for you. Also i recommend checking out the Cosmic desktop enviroment. It has served me well even tho it's still beta. It supports tiling and floating and stcking windows too. Costumizability is between KDE and Gnome. If you need any help just msg me :)

Well, because Arch tries to be simple and pragmatic. The way the official repo is organized speaks volumes about its philosophy. Just read their FAQs

My bad, not FAQs, but their explanation page

Do you know why? Would not be hard to simply filter by license.

Woah, what? I didn't know you could use the TPM that way. I've gotta look into this now.

It seems like there is not enough maintenance going on there. Looks like I'll try Debian...

There's another underlying problem causing your tpm issue. You will need to resolve it first to use the tpm.

Disabling it was basically a work around

Won't that just cause the boot loop again where it reboots because on my laptop Arch won't start with it enabled?

No one listen to this person

You may want to reenable the tpm if you choose to use it as keystore for encrypted disks

TPM is not a marketing gimmick, it's a legitimate security feature that helps combat modern types of viruses.

Microsoft is a shit company that used TPM nonsense to justify a wave of forced obsolescence, but that does not mean that TPM is inherently bad at all, it is not.

Disabling it can boost some speeds, yes, but that statement is true of disabling any feature that runs code... Because the device is doing less. Closing programs does the same thing, but then programs aren't running.... So.

TPM has nothing to do with AI adoption, again that's Microsoft being a shit company.

The spirit of your anger is valid but it's misdirected. Don't trash TPM because we want people to understand that it's a good thing to have if you can enable it for your use case and want to accept any trade offs. Threats evolve and security evolves with it; TPM is part of that.

Advocating against TPM is analogous to being anti-vax.

Update [Solved] in the title.

That's what Microsoft is using it for now, but not what it does.

Disabling TPM fixed my issue! Thanks!

this may be relevant to your interests

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=311123

I'd suggest disabling the TPM in bios if you don't need it.

That was it! Thank you!!

Disable TPM in bios and try to reboot

Lmao I love the opening choice used in the demo.

Very awesome.

This worked :]

Yes, you substitute X with a number.

I was reading this on the Wiki and I couldn't seem to get it to work. I did:

sudo systemctl enable ly@ttyX.service sudo systemctl disable getty@ttyX.service

But it didn't work. Was I supposed to substitute the X for a number? Instead I just installed sddm and that got me back up and running.

To add on to this, I'm pretty sure Ly changed their service, I remember seeing a message about it during my last system upgrade and having to enable the new one, though annoyingly it seems they didn't mention it on their release notes, only during the update message.

Anyway, from the wiki

Two steps are reqired to start Ly at boot. First make sure to enable ly@ttyX.service, then disable getty@ttyX.service where X stands for a number from 1 to 6.