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The 144 Hz monitor that preferred 60

hyprctl monitors said [email protected]. hyprctl monitors all listed 143.86Hz, 119.88Hz and 69.92Hz as available on the same output. An HP 27xq on DisplayPort, a 144 Hz panel, running at 60 because that is what it had been asked for. This is the trap I owed a post to when I wrote about where the distro hopping stopped; it turned out to have two more acts. Here is the line that asked for it, as Omarchy shipped it in ~/.config/hypr/monitors.lua:

Friday, August 28, 2026 | 7 minutes Read
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Where the distro hopping stopped

I’ve been distro hopping for a while now. Ubuntu first, because that’s where everyone starts. Zorin when I wanted it to look nicer. CachyOS when I wanted it to go faster. And now Omarchy. Two days in - the fastfetch below still shows an OS age you can count on one finger - and I’m calling it early: this is where the hopping stops. Wallpaper: Solace by thaomaoh

Monday, August 24, 2026 | 4 minutes Read
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