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Thank you for sharing your insight! I'm going to forego the idea for now since I will undoubtedly and unnecessarily break things and have to come running for help that could have been avoided. :) I'll stick to using Boxes to play with differing distros until I can get an older machine that I can...

Hadn't really settled on anything or else I would have named one, but for the sake of naming something I'll go with Fedora. It's a great distro that just happens to have problems with my laptop, so it would be fun to work on finding out why. That's an interesting link you shared, I didn't find...

Definitely through terminal, and editing pacman.conf just as in the linked document. :) I was just following the pinned thread at the top of this forum, trying to get previously working stuff working in a different distro. I didn't notice the date on GloriousEggroll's information. o_O After...

Hello, I'm trying to follow these instructions from GloriousEggroll for getting proton-ge-custom working: You must have wine installed on your system You must have winetricks installed on your system You must have wine dependencies installed on your system. See...

I bet this has been asked before, if not on a regular basis but I couldn't find it. :) My laptop has 2 ssd's, one is dedicated /home, and I keep my OS on it's own. If I install a second distro can they both access /home even if one is Arch based and the other not? Also, if I don't like that...

I voted Manjaro and Other because I just switched from Manjaro (again) yesterday to EndeavourOS. I still selected Manjaro because for some reason I keep ending up back on it because the broken system after updates outweighs things not running well. That would be Pop, which I enjoy until it runs...

Exactly as @brickwizard shared. Not sure if the article gets into it, but to add to this I use a separate ssd for /home and am able to then restore or roll back system using Timeshift, or even change OS without much effort. That's another post perhaps. :)

I have learned otherwise the hard way! :p:D

Problem solved, and I don't know if this was a "correct" way to handle it, but I tried it and it worked. I rolled back using Timeshift to a backup from before the update and BT was working, so I then re-applied the updates using the terminal and it's still working. :D

As I've done before, I shared this in the official Manjaro forums, but to be honest, perhaps a lack of team members, but support isn't what it used to be. I’ve been trying to get a headset working that previously connected as headphones but not as mic, and along the way I ran a system update...

It was working before, I'll do that and check out the Manjaro forum. Thank you again for so much help!

Here it is: us 001 Device 004: ID 8087:0a2b Intel Corp. Bluetooth wireless interface

Yeah, 5.10.84-1 boots to a black screen, some nVidia issue from what I can tell. However, just tried 5.14.21-2 just to see if it would boot and it does. Sadly, still get the br-connection-canceled error when trying to connect bluetooth, and can't pair as a new device.

It did not. :( Downgraded from 5.4.164-1 to 4.19.220-1. I can't try upgrading to 5.10.x because it only boots to black screen.

0: phy0: Wireless LAN Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no 1: hci0: Bluetooth Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no

Made the changes, rebooted, double checked the changes but unfortunately getting the same behavior. :(

Unfortunately, warning: bluedevil-1:5.23.4-1 is up to date -- reinstalling But here's a clue I'm looking at: [email protected]:~$ sudo systemctl status bluetooth [sudo] password for irish: ● bluetooth.service - Bluetooth service Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/bluetooth.service...

Tried that and rebooted, but still getting br-connection-canceled, and can't pair as a new device. Should I send this to a new thread?

Success!! Thank you very much for your patience and for your help @BoringZombie :D I think for the headset, I'll just plug the mic in, use the headphone on bluetooth, hope it works and call it a day lol Edit: Crap...the bluetooth is still broken. That's a different issue though. :confused:

I'm sorry, this is one heck of a mystery. It's still a red audio icon with an x in the system tray and no audio device to enable.