Hi there I'm the guy who posted the powered by CachyOs stickers
There you have the files

Feel free to use it, print, share with your friends and community
I suggest you to download the SVG format

Thx for your comments

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zeVejFlUXGdeBlv_i3Y4t4cawL_S4TXW Here is a file where you can find the SVG and PNG if you don't want to use canva

I just made these stickers for my PC and laptop

What do you think?

Here are the design for you!!!

https://canva.link/s380nkoa3298592
Feel free to use it, print or share with someone!!!

If you want to download it I suggest you to save as SVG

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zeVejFlUXGdeBlv_i3Y4t4cawL_S4TXW

Here is a file where you can find the files if you don't want use canva

Wanted to share my take (Originally envisioned by u/Dear-Level-9404) on the powered by Cachyos logo. Thanks for the inspo to OP!

Link to the PNG and SVG files https://we.tl/t-p4ji5A0e2yd8YjR3

For a very fair price, I had the chance to buy my first ThinkPad to use away from home, when visiting relatives or going on short work trips for example. It’s a 2008 T400 model, I added 8 GB of RAM (it uses DDR3, which was a pleasant surprise) and a 256 GB SSD. It came with Windows 7 installed, and I tested a few different distributions including Arch Linux itself but for someone like me who enjoyed Windows 10, CachyOS is the best option. in fact, it’s even better to be honest. I’ll likely buy another ThinkPad in the future, but as a first experience, I’m really enjoying it and it runs perfectly fast

I want to install Cachy on my work laptop and was thinking to use the LTS Kernel to avoid the minor instabilities that the main kernel sometimes has. But is there something like compatibility issues with newest packages like KDE or something like that?

Anyone here using the LTS kernel in general? I appreciate high performance but I mostly do regular office stuff and some system/platform engineer work. Laptop is new with Intel CPU and integrated graphics.

I've been on Linux Mint for the past 10 months or so. A bit of tinkering but otherwise an easy and pleasant ride.

Lately, though, I encountered some annoying bugs, and I started evaluating moving to Cachy. Do you guys have any tips? For desktop environment, I guess KDE Plasma is the most common choice?

Yeah so just as the title says, and I don't want to love it. But I'm, loving it.
So as I said I do Game Development primarily on Windows in Godot, Unity, and Unreal. But recently, I though I needed a break from Windows. And given the OS was already deteriorating from 3+ years of projects and work. I thought I'd just see what was I was missing and download Arch Linux.

This post is just to get feedback from the community on if I made a good choice (posting this in a CachyOS subreddit probably would sway towards good ). But also I came to ask a few questions on software and programs I should get to make Hyprland / Waybar look good, and on what I can / can't download on linux ( like adobe software )

If Steam detects your controller and Steam Input is enabled, but games ignore it, another udev rule (like dotool) might be breaking /dev/uinput permissions.

Check /dev/uinput permissions

Steam reads your physical controller via /dev/hidraw*, but Steam Input needs read+write (rw-) access to /dev/uinput to create the virtual gamepad for games. Check it with:

getfacl /dev/uinput

If you see #effective:-w- next to your user (mask::-w-), you only have write access, not read+write, so Steam fails with: Couldn't initialize virtual gamepad: Couldn't open /dev/uinput for writing

Find other udev rules

See which rules touch uinput:

grep -rn "uinput" /etc/udev/rules.d/ /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/ 2>/dev/null

In my case, dotool (installed as an optional dependency for the Smile emoji picker) added /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/80-dotool.rules with MODE="0620". Because 80- runs after Steam's 60-steam-input.rules, it overwrote the ACL mask and stripped read access.

The Fix

Either remove dotool, or override the rule with MODE="0660" so both work:

echo 'KERNEL=="uinput", SUBSYSTEM=="misc", GROUP="input", MODE="0660", TAG+="uaccess", OPTIONS+="static_node=uinput"' | sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/80-dotool.rules sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger --settle /sys/devices/virtual/misc/uinput

Run getfacl /dev/uinput again to confirm mask::rw- is restored, then restart your game!

I was loosing my mind and just wanted to post this so it appears on Google in case anyone has the same problem

Everytime i start something, its opening on my Second monitor. In System settings i already clicked the button to use my Main Monitor as Primary.

Also, just because its my First post here, so far im in my First week of using CachyOs as main Os, and i love it. Still want to give me a whole Month, so i can truly say im gonna switch, or not.

Other Infos are always Welcome :)

I should also add, that i tried using Remember window Positions in the Kwin scripts.

Have a great day :)

Hello. I’ve never used Linux, but I’m becoming increasingly tempted to try it because Windows keeps throwing random errors at me—most likely due to my aging processor. My setup includes an i5-6600K, a GTX 1080, and 16 GB of RAM; will I run into any issues with CachyOS? I ask because I’ve heard that NVIDIA hardware can be problematic on Linux, and, well, my CPU only has 4 cores. Also, is there a truly noticeable improvement when switching from Windows to Linux? For context, I primarily use this computer for gaming.

My CPU is v4 capable and I don't understand why there is no mesa in cachyos-v4 repository (and there is in cachyos-v3 ??), so my mesa driver is updating from cachyos repository, but the version there is stucked at 26.2.4 while all other repos has already 26.2.5. In Arch extra repo there is already 26.2.5 so why it doesn't update from there? Can anyone explain how does it work?

My screen is OS as if it's bigger than my visual OS. As I move my mouse, it move the screen around as if extending my OS is bigger than my visual screen. When I have my mouse at the middle of the screen, I can't seen any sides. As I move my mouse up, right, down, left, it shows everything.

What is this and how do I disable it?

Guys, please help a newbie! Apologies for the photo, dunno how to screenshot in grub. Also chatgpt is fkn useless lol. This happened after updating my bios!

[solved] Hey Guys! I need Help.

None of my Steam Games wanna start.

I tried everything i get think of, from new installing the Game to a different Proton Version. Does someone have an Idea what IT could be?

So I’ve installed cachy os on my new acer aspire 16 ai, and the big problems that I am having currently is audio. When I press the mute key on my keyboard, that issue occurs on the video and when I use headphones, media first tries to play out of the speakers for a split second and then plays through the headphones.

Hello! i just installed cachy os but when i downloaded a game and ran it, it only appears to be using the igpu of my laptop i don't know what to configure to fix the problem, gpu booster wasn't even on cachy hello. I really want to play cs2 but it doesn't feel as smooth so i hope there i a solution!

Laptop specs

rtx4050 45watt i7 13620h 16gb ram 516gb ssd

Is there anyway that I would be able to install cachyos onto my Samsung tablet? I’m very curious on how it would work and I feel like it would be a fun challenge.

I installed waydroid Yesterday but IT Always Shows No Internet Connection Event though im connected with my

TP-Link Archer TX20U Nano WLAN Stick