this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2026
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Hmm, yeah, if it is the desktop environment that's having issues, that could be hard to recover from. I've never had that happen, or even heard of it happening. Maybe try out Gnome? Or try reinstalling? it doesn't sound like a normal problem, and if it's not a driver issue it could be just reinstalling will be enough to get things working.
Its not common enough for me to worry. Most versions are perfect sometimes i update and the new version is bad but after the next version its fixed and if next version is far away or its to bad i roll back.