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  • MajorHavoc@programming.devtoLinux@lemmy.mlThe Dislike to Ubuntu
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    3 days ago

    Ubuntu was a big part of my path to full time Linux use. I adore everyone who has contributed to Ubuntu.

    But also, Snaps are bullshit, and are why I replaced all my Ubuntu installs with Debian.

    Canonical doesn’t get to pretend to be surprised by the backlash for pushing an unnecessary closed proprietary platform on their freedom seeking users.

    I still adore everyone at Canonical and in the Ubuntu community, for all they’ve done for the Linux community. Y’all still rock. Thanks!












  • Yeah. It’s not hardware, then.

    I would try searching “black screen <bios version>” with any name and version number you can figure out about your bios, next.

    If you can get it back to booting from install media, I would do a full reinstall.

    There’s recovery layers (such as grub shell) that ought to kick in if this was just a display config issue, so I’m thinking corrupted install files is more likely.

    Also, do a careful check through your various BIOS settings - search each one with “Debian 12 <setting name>”, to find out if they work with Debian 12, or need adjusted. Debian 12 supports most boot security features, that I have encountered, but I believe there’s still a couple out there that have to be turned off.

    I suspect your next practical goal will be to get the (presumably failed) bootloader install replaced.

    Edit: Tried to add a lot of specific thoughts as search term leads.