VisionFive 2 Debian Image 202306 Released

[mzs]

I was going to say that is probably the cause but then I saw this post:

Got errors with cursor freezing in Debian image

You just need add display-setup-script=xrandr -s 1920x1080 for /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf , and then restart lightdm server. Don’t need add a script that is for tommy’s issues(his monitor has 1080p@120fps mode, so add a boot script to fix framrate to 60fps/50fps etc.) and I don’t know whether it works or not

But it might be worthwhile at least trying to force the resolution to 30Hz (since it would be pushing 50% less data about), which might double the responsiveness. I guess that the first step would be to check if your monitor actually supports 1920x1080 at 30Hz

$ sudo apt install libdrm-tests
$ sudp modetest -M starfive -c

And maybe there is a gnome option to select a new frame rate.
gnome → settings → displays

But since you installed XFCE, you are on your own. Because you might have overwritten some of the critical files with newer versions but with less functionality for the VF2 board in the process.

I do not suppose that you safeguarded against that ?

VisionFive 2 Debian Image 202306 Released

I currently use existing Debian commands, to protect me from my own level of stupidity, immediately after I initially install a new StarFive image. $ cat hold.sh #!/bin/bash -- for PACKAGE in $(dpkg --get-selections '*' | awk '{print $1}') do sudo apt-mark hold ${PACKAGE} done I deliberately block myself from being able to modify any of the initially installed packages. Of course I can still break things, if I really really try, but it requires a much higher level of stupidity.