Reply To: Software: On & Off the Web
Sorry, I mean the function that simply turns off the display while keeping the rest of the system on
After more experimenting, I’ve found that it’s the act of fully logging out and back in that fixes the flickering that is triggered by the screen locker as opposed to a reboot.
I’m definitely going to need to sit down at some point and do some troubleshooting and possibly open a ticket with the official support team as I’m also using their hardware. That said, I probably should have waited even longer to upgrade as COSMIC is definitely not ready for primetime. Too late to worry about that now, though. If it gets too obnoxious, I’ll probably go back to XFCE or Cinnamon and hope they work better.
Yuck!
While we’re mentioning Chrome, they finally added vertical tabs back to the feature set after removing them fifteen years ago without fanfare. Yay!
Split view can be handy but I do feel that its current design is rather clunky and, as a result, I rarely find myself using it
