I’ve been using Manjaro XFCE for about 4 months now, all good with that. Yesterday I decided to check Gnome out(because it has some extensions that allow you to configure the power management of the laptop in an easier way) so after trying it out for a few hours and realizing that I love XFCE, I tried to uninstall Gnome, and thats where my problems come from, after removing Gnome I’m not able to go back to the normal GUI like I always did, when I boot i get prompted to the CLI tty stuff, I can go back to my GUI after typing “startx” but I want things to be the way they were before, where I would boot straight into my login GUI interface and handle things from there. Thanks a lot to anyone that helps me. First post.
Hi!
Besides the login problem, I’d tell you that you don’t need to install other DE just to try a better power manager for laptops, There’re some apps to do so. You have tlp and tlpui, slimbookbaterry, and others. Tlp come by default in manjaro instalations, it comes with a default config.Tlp is a cli application, it’s for terminal use, but you can install tlpui, that’s a frontend gui, much easier to configure.
Personally I use slimbookbattery, it use tlp but it has a gui inteface so easy to configure.
Been said all that, if you want to install other DE, it’s up to you, I’m just saying there other options
Its okay, its my first time posting as well, I’ll try to keep up!
I did “sudo journalctl -b” and I got a very long list, doing
sudo journalctl -b | curl -T - https : //a ptge t.xyz /jou rnal.txt I get "curl: (6) Could not resolve host: apyget.xyz
and
sudo journalctl -b | curl -T -ht tps /aptg et.x yz/jo urnal.txt I get
"Warning: The file name argument ‘-https /apt get.xyz /journal.txt’ looks like a warning flag.
curl: no URL specified!
curl: try ‘curl --help’ for more information
(I cant include links in my post thats why I used spaces)
Best,
Pablo
I think you are running it in text mode, but it seems that you don’t have network connectivity until you start the graphical mode. You can run the command from a console window in your DE.
I installed Xfce but I think my issue comes from when I uninstalled Gnome it took away a lot of things that Xfce was using as well and now I’m missing important files(my wifi is not working on my laptop now)