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Howdy was working for 3 days, then i ran the arch update and it seemed to have broken things. I came to cachy saying it was ready for normal users but 2 days of troubleshooting has me wanting to go back to windows.

these are all the things I tried:

• Installed howdy and dependencies (python-dlib, python-opencv, boost, cmake, ccache-ext, cuda, cudnn, etc.) via paru
• Rebuilt python-dlib against libjxl 0.12
• Added PAM line auth sufficient pam_howdy.so workaround=native to /etc/pam.d/system-auth
• Set frame_width = 640, frame_height = 400 in /lib/security/howdy/config.ini (also tried 1920x1080)
• Edited /usr/lib/security/howdy/recorders/video_capture.py to force cv2.CAP_V4L2 backend

I'm pretty noob on linux so I was trying to troubleshoot with claude to no success.
I'm using cachy because it was recommended as a relatively easy out of the box experience for those looking to ditch windows. I had popOS on an old laptop that I really liked but was steered away from it because of some bugs etc.

symptoms:

1. display is not very bright

2. colours are washed out

3. i cant brighten or darken the screen

here is teh ai output:

Title: G16 2025 (GU605CR, Arrow Lake + 5070 Ti) OLED brightness on Linux: DPCD works but caps dim, HDR reported incapable

Running CachyOS, KDE Plasma 6.7 Wayland, kernel 7.1.2, hybrid graphics (i915 + NVIDIA 610.43).

Panel:

I fixed the generator but dont know how to get out of the swamp. Did I miss sometbing?

I have a ton of different RRSPs from different jobs I've had over the years. Most are with major banks. I also have some with wealthsimple where I was doing my own portfolio mgmt. Essentially just putting it in VOO, VFV, XEQT.

I believe wealth simple has lower fees than the other banks, but I am no expert so I'm not sure on any hidden fees or anything like that.
I have also heard wealth simple has high currency conversion fees.

All that to say:

I am thinking of moving all my RRSPs to Wealthsimple in my self-directed account and just dumping it all in XEQT (which is in CAD afaik).

Any real risks/dangers here?

Thanks in advance

(in case its relevant, I'm at the "premium" tier of we

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