@mitu said in Making sound back after december update broke Pixel Desktop:

sudo apt remove lxplug-volumepulse

Yes! Many thanks @mitu, my menu bar is back. You're fantastic!

changing frame buffer resolution using runcommand seems to making progress. I believe that's the solution.

@YFZdude @mitu @dankcushions

It was the freaking port.

I connected it to the second port and booted it up, then started playing around with the config again. Lo and behold, hdmi_group=1 didn't cause a catastrophic error! The rest was cake, thanks to you guys.

Very much appreciated, thank you so much for all your help!

You should be able to install PIXEL as a port.

@mitu I reinstalled it, and it did a few extra steps it didn't do before, and now it's working :)

Thanks for your suggestion!

Brilliant! Thanks for your help, works like a charm. I can now use this for my other custom systems too!

Thanks again.

Wait, I got it. There was a boot to desktop option which I missed. Oops.

@otello

Any suggestions?

You can check out the Keyboard Configuration File at /etc/default/keyboard.

Not sure if this will help but try this...

When you're remoted in, run the RPi Software Configuration Tool with sudo raspi-config and go to Localisation Options then Change Keyboard Layout and run through that to reset those settings.

@mitu its reinstalling now thanks so much for your help i love the rasperry pi and am having a blast learning this

Anyone ???

@felixlee0530

Good to know. I tried a handful of games a while back and didn't have any luck myself, but it makes sense that some of the less demanding games would be playable. What kind of frame rates were you getting?

@mitu Thanks! I will try it.

@herb_fargus thank you! Thank you! I will try that tomorrow morning!

@jonnykesh MMh ok, I guess I'll have to keep it on my system then. Thanks for the advices.