Catloaf2019

It does not appear to, trying to suspend still produces the same behavior as my original post.

How does one do that? Would it work for orange pi 5?

Some more examples: Hardware: Software: I should also add that the issue is better (but not gone) when using chromium with the proprietary mali blobs and --ozone-platform=wayland It is also improved (but still not as good as software render) by using the flag --use-gl=angle, but that breaks video decoding

Expected behavior: rastered content is smooth like so: Observed behavior: rasterization is very pixelated: Workaround: go to about:flags and change #enable-gpu-rasterization to disabled, however this makes sites such as geogebra.org/calculator run very slow.

Anyway to install that fix? Do I just have to be patient and wait for it to be adopted by armbian?

Is the TV 1080p and the monitor is not? There have been issues with >1080p displays but they have been fixed at least for me.

armbianmonitor -U https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Gvs7APBfmJ_QKiqo8u1gymMwdpQK8kAM/view

Expected Behavior: I am able to enter sleep mode, either graphically or using systemctl suspend, and then wake from sleep mode by typing on the keyboard or pressing the power button Current Behavior: The system appears to enter sleep fine, but once in sleep pressing the power button or pressing buttons on the keyboard seems to do nothing (pressing keys on my keyboard causes it to light up, however my mouse does not light up). The display remains blank and the green led does not blink. I have to do a forced shutdown by holding the power button or unplugging the power supply. Note: the behavior is the same no matter if I suspend from a desktop session or a text console. uname -a Linux orangepi5 5.10.110-rockchip-rk3588 #trunk SMP Thu Jan 5 13:38:53 UTC 2023 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux