Consider this sorted. I changed the monitor for another LG Flatron from our old
computer, and it is behaving well. I guess the old monitor is giving up.
Peter
On 14/12/2022 18:30, Hamish McIntyre-Bhatty wrote:
I think it's more likely that you have a bad display cable, perhaps?
Hamish
On
I think it's more likely that you have a bad display cable, perhaps?
Hamish
On 14/12/2022 12:28, Peter Merchant wrote:
I seem to remember a discussion some time ago about changing screen
firmware from NVidia to Nouveau. Is it possible that doing this would
fix my problem?
Peter( this time
I seem to remember a discussion some time ago about changing screen firmware
from NVidia to Nouveau. Is it possible that doing this would fix my problem?
Peter( this time using his correct email address!)
On 13/12/2022 21:50, Peter Merchant via dorset wrote:
Just now when this occurred, I
Just now when this occurred, I switched off the monitor, and after a few
seconds switched it back on and the screen came back to life. So the problem
isn't with Kubuntu, unless there is something in the graphics causing it.
Maybe my screen is getting old. It's random because it didn't
If you have an older kernel on your system boot using that to make sure
its not a kernel issue
Tim H
On 11/12/2022 12:55, Peter Merchant wrote:
If I leave my Kubuntu 20.04 for awhile, I have usually left
Thunderbird and Vivaldi up, and when I come back and try and do
something the
On 11/12/2022 12:55, Peter Merchant wrote:
If I leave my Kubuntu 20.04 for awhile, I have usually left
Thunderbird and Vivaldi up, and when I come back and try and do
something the computer goes off into never-never land, the screen
goes blank, and I can hear the HD crunching, and it needs
If I leave my Kubuntu 20.04 for awhile, I have usually left Thunderbird and
Vivaldi up, and when I come back and try and do something the computer goes off
into never-never land, the screen goes blank, and I can hear the HD crunching,
and it needs the power button hold down to shut it down.
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