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Might I give a good suggestion here; write that file .conf to "/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/" as this example name "20-nvidia-xorg.conf"
Less chance of it getting overwrote.

You may want to add yourself to a current bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/canonical-livepatch-client/+bug/2028377

Yep I did some digging last nite as well came up with what you found.

I must say I'm surprised the ASUS MB even connects to it, hence all the kernel panics.
That board is a bit old I wonder how...

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It's not nice to fool with Father Nature...lol

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Wait one more day, before going for the Bug-Report.

But I'm dying to know what it would change with out that card though. as far as seeing "*-processor UNCLAIMED"

Yep Bug Time, this needs a look from the kernel team.
mine:

*-cpu
description: CPU
product: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H with Radeon Graphics
vendor: Advanced...

Good Deal, but before your leave will now see if your CPU is listed correctly.

lshw -C cpu

Cool, have you rebooted yet? if so see how long it runs now.

Did you take the upgrades yet? If not do so now.
Again show any errors.

Ok now lets check your package-manager for updates at least.
One line at a time please:

sudo apt clean
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
Post any errors if any from "upgrade" portion.

I'm still reading over all information provided so far in this thread, so I'm poking for some information that might lead to a fix.
One More please:

apt -a list nvidia-kernel-common* --installed

I don't see how it would run period. I've not seen any Nvidia card run all drivers.
EDIT: And your system-info return MAFoElffen had you run don't even show you have an Nvidia card at all.
What...

One more to show please:

apt -s install libc6-i386

What shows with this:

sudo apt -f install

Please also show this:

apt list nvidia* --installed

Your failed upgrade looks to be installing all drivers ie:

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
...

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I'm on Xubuntu all applications in full screen or not>>>No Tearing seen on my end.

inxi -G | grep -e Display -e Device-1
Device-1: NVIDIA GA107BM [GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Mobile] driver: nvidia
...

Have you looked in " Preferences -> Keyboard -> Other Options... -" is it set correctly?
Also show us this:


less /etc/default/keyboard


# KEYBOARD CONFIGURATION FILE

# Consult the...

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-3 un-c-ed

-7 -c
I am running

Nice Catch ajgreeny, that is hitting it right on the head. I need to slow down a bit and include important details.

My grumpy old man syndrome is compulsive at times....:lolflag: