No desktop environment upon boot [closed]
I recently switched to openSUSE from elementaryOS
(I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it
with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment),
but I am facing a few problems right away.
The major problem is the lack of a desktop environment upon booting. When I boot, I get a tty screen 8/10 times. This does not go away even after I run
sudo shutdown.I also am not able to make my computer hibernate.
I do not know what the problem(s) is/are.
Could any of you experienced users please guide me?
boot kde login opensuse hibernate
edited Dec 14 at 23:11
G-Man
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asked Dec 9 at 23:45
Aprameya
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closed as too broad by G-Man, Ipor Sircer, nwildner, Jeff Schaller, Christopher Dec 10 at 15:04
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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I recently switched to openSUSE from elementaryOS
(I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it
with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment),
but I am facing a few problems right away.
The major problem is the lack of a desktop environment upon booting. When I boot, I get a tty screen 8/10 times. This does not go away even after I run
sudo shutdown.I also am not able to make my computer hibernate.
I do not know what the problem(s) is/are.
Could any of you experienced users please guide me?
boot kde login opensuse hibernate
edited Dec 14 at 23:11
G-Man
12.9k93264
asked Dec 9 at 23:45
Aprameya
1
closed as too broad by G-Man, Ipor Sircer, nwildner, Jeff Schaller, Christopher Dec 10 at 15:04
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
We need more background, what did you do exactly. Did you install over top of elementaryOS or alongside it? Where you given the option to chose a desktop environment, if so what did you choose? Does it get to the GUI or not and is it completely random when it does or doesn't.
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 10 at 0:17
I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment. I shut the computer down once and after a while tried to turn it on. That is when I was met with the tty1 screen. I have not shut my computer off since then in fear of being greeted by the tty screen again as I am not experienced enough to use my pc from the terminal.
– Aprameya
Dec 11 at 16:29
So you did eventually get to the GUI? What did you do to get there?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 11 at 19:33
I did get the GUI but I had to restart the computer several times by pressing the power button for it.
– Aprameya
Dec 14 at 14:44
What computer/hardware do you have?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 14 at 20:03
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I recently switched to openSUSE from elementaryOS
(I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it
with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment),
but I am facing a few problems right away.
The major problem is the lack of a desktop environment upon booting. When I boot, I get a tty screen 8/10 times. This does not go away even after I run
sudo shutdown.I also am not able to make my computer hibernate.
I do not know what the problem(s) is/are.
Could any of you experienced users please guide me?
boot kde login opensuse hibernate
edited Dec 14 at 23:11
G-Man
12.9k93264
asked Dec 9 at 23:45
Aprameya
1
I recently switched to openSUSE from elementaryOS
(I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it
with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment),
but I am facing a few problems right away.
The major problem is the lack of a desktop environment upon booting. When I boot, I get a tty screen 8/10 times. This does not go away even after I run
sudo shutdown.I also am not able to make my computer hibernate.
I do not know what the problem(s) is/are.
Could any of you experienced users please guide me?
boot kde login opensuse hibernate
boot kde login opensuse hibernate
edited Dec 14 at 23:11
G-Man
12.9k93264
asked Dec 9 at 23:45
Aprameya
1
edited Dec 14 at 23:11
G-Man
12.9k93264
asked Dec 9 at 23:45
Aprameya
1
edited Dec 14 at 23:11
G-Man
12.9k93264
edited Dec 14 at 23:11
G-Man
12.9k93264
edited Dec 14 at 23:11
G-Man
12.9k93264
12.9k93264
asked Dec 9 at 23:45
Aprameya
1
asked Dec 9 at 23:45
Aprameya
1
asked Dec 9 at 23:45
Aprameya
1
1
closed as too broad by G-Man, Ipor Sircer, nwildner, Jeff Schaller, Christopher Dec 10 at 15:04
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as too broad by G-Man, Ipor Sircer, nwildner, Jeff Schaller, Christopher Dec 10 at 15:04
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
We need more background, what did you do exactly. Did you install over top of elementaryOS or alongside it? Where you given the option to chose a desktop environment, if so what did you choose? Does it get to the GUI or not and is it completely random when it does or doesn't.
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 10 at 0:17
I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment. I shut the computer down once and after a while tried to turn it on. That is when I was met with the tty1 screen. I have not shut my computer off since then in fear of being greeted by the tty screen again as I am not experienced enough to use my pc from the terminal.
– Aprameya
Dec 11 at 16:29
So you did eventually get to the GUI? What did you do to get there?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 11 at 19:33
I did get the GUI but I had to restart the computer several times by pressing the power button for it.
– Aprameya
Dec 14 at 14:44
What computer/hardware do you have?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 14 at 20:03
add a comment |
We need more background, what did you do exactly. Did you install over top of elementaryOS or alongside it? Where you given the option to chose a desktop environment, if so what did you choose? Does it get to the GUI or not and is it completely random when it does or doesn't.
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 10 at 0:17
I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment. I shut the computer down once and after a while tried to turn it on. That is when I was met with the tty1 screen. I have not shut my computer off since then in fear of being greeted by the tty screen again as I am not experienced enough to use my pc from the terminal.
– Aprameya
Dec 11 at 16:29
So you did eventually get to the GUI? What did you do to get there?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 11 at 19:33
I did get the GUI but I had to restart the computer several times by pressing the power button for it.
– Aprameya
Dec 14 at 14:44
What computer/hardware do you have?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 14 at 20:03
We need more background, what did you do exactly. Did you install over top of elementaryOS or alongside it? Where you given the option to chose a desktop environment, if so what did you choose? Does it get to the GUI or not and is it completely random when it does or doesn't.
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 10 at 0:17
We need more background, what did you do exactly. Did you install over top of elementaryOS or alongside it? Where you given the option to chose a desktop environment, if so what did you choose? Does it get to the GUI or not and is it completely random when it does or doesn't.
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 10 at 0:17
I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment. I shut the computer down once and after a while tried to turn it on. That is when I was met with the tty1 screen. I have not shut my computer off since then in fear of being greeted by the tty screen again as I am not experienced enough to use my pc from the terminal.
– Aprameya
Dec 11 at 16:29
I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment. I shut the computer down once and after a while tried to turn it on. That is when I was met with the tty1 screen. I have not shut my computer off since then in fear of being greeted by the tty screen again as I am not experienced enough to use my pc from the terminal.
– Aprameya
Dec 11 at 16:29
So you did eventually get to the GUI? What did you do to get there?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 11 at 19:33
So you did eventually get to the GUI? What did you do to get there?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 11 at 19:33
I did get the GUI but I had to restart the computer several times by pressing the power button for it.
– Aprameya
Dec 14 at 14:44
I did get the GUI but I had to restart the computer several times by pressing the power button for it.
– Aprameya
Dec 14 at 14:44
What computer/hardware do you have?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 14 at 20:03
What computer/hardware do you have?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 14 at 20:03
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We need more background, what did you do exactly. Did you install over top of elementaryOS or alongside it? Where you given the option to chose a desktop environment, if so what did you choose? Does it get to the GUI or not and is it completely random when it does or doesn't.
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 10 at 0:17
I uninstalled elementaryOS and replaced it with openSUSE Leap 15.0 with KDE Plasma environment. I shut the computer down once and after a while tried to turn it on. That is when I was met with the tty1 screen. I have not shut my computer off since then in fear of being greeted by the tty screen again as I am not experienced enough to use my pc from the terminal.
– Aprameya
Dec 11 at 16:29
So you did eventually get to the GUI? What did you do to get there?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 11 at 19:33
I did get the GUI but I had to restart the computer several times by pressing the power button for it.
– Aprameya
Dec 14 at 14:44
What computer/hardware do you have?
– Michael Prokopec
Dec 14 at 20:03