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Hypothesis, the deleted iso has been sat in trash all this time and you inadvertently double-clicked to mount it and didn´t notice. In a terminal report the output of these commands gio list trash:/// mountpoint /media/$USER/* 2. Right click, shows only Open, Compress, Unmount, and Properties. No Ej...

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And in the context menu of pinned apps on the grouped window list for relevant file types.

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You can run mate-power-manager & to keep it going after the terminal is closed, or use the Alt-F2 run dialog to launch it instead.,

As to the crash this looks similar but was closed as no longer reproducible - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... ug/1962575

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The main drawback of Linux is that portable programs do not seem to be compatible with it. As my business involves a lot of travel, I constantly transfer all my D:/ drive from desktop to laptop and conversely, and that way I can use portable versions of my browser, my email client, my file manager,...

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Create this file
~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini

Add this content

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[Settings]
gtk-recent-files-max-age=0
gtk-recent-files-limit=0

Delete ~/.local/share/recently-used.xbel again

Log off and back in...

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Support Assist is Windows only... Most of the drivers for your machine are shipped as part of the kernel or the linux-firmware packages. Updates for those come via Update manager. BIOS level security updates are applied via microcode packages, which are also updated via Update Manager. Some firmware...

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The volume slider on that GUI does work, but just not when you press the buttons on that GUI screen to test the sound/volume of that particular sound. https://i.imgur.com/dcSIDZt.png To test it have a terminal window open and run the command notify-send "Make some noise!" at different slid...

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Kuen wrote: ⤴Wed Oct 02, 2024 11:26 pm How to get rid of it, please?

Right click the icon > Eject > unplug the USB stick.

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OK lets start with the output of

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ls -la ~/.local/share/applications

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cat ~/.local/share/applications/gnucash.desktop

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So you have a very simple file system setup. One physical disc...identified by linux as /dev/nvme0n1 Two partitions /dev/nvme0n1p1 about 0.5GB mounted as /boot/efi - https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/EFI_system_partition /dev/nvme0n1p2 is the rest of the disc and is mounted as / Your user-specific da...

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They wouldn´t. But someone might have packaged an all in one cursor theme that is cross-platform and could be used on Windows or Linux. Yaru preinstalled with Mint covers all bases. I have no idea why, maybe something to do with Ubuntu running as the Windows Linux Subsystem, or the other formats can...

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Its nothing to worry about and its not duplication, and its not taking up space. It is just a weird symlink pointing to the parent directory added by the x11-common package. It is there for some decades old backwards compatibility reason*, and about once every couple of years someone notices it and ...

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https://shotwell-project.org/doc/html/face-tagging.html

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Sanity check - are using using the repo or flatpak version of Gnucash?

If unsure these commands will help

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apt list gnucash

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flatpak list | grep gnucash

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Hi Iconian, to help us help you understand whats going on and give you good advice we need a little bit of system info...this command run in a terminal will return information about all the devices (hard disks, SSDs, USB drives) and partitions on your system, both mounted and unmounted. inxi -dpou C...

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man mount says quite succinctly All files accessible in a Unix system are arranged in one big tree, the file hierarchy, rooted at /. These files can be spread out over several devices. The mount command serves to attach the filesystem found on some device to the big file tree. It does conjure up im...

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Still looks horribly slow. I'm intrigued. I will have a mess around with it sometime.
Pixelated images might be to do with the source video - it its heavily compressed etc.

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I do not have an alternative but the application is just a bash script so easily amended. I think the function that you want to look at is here. So it looks like it extracts all the frames from the first 10 seconds of a video. Depending on the video framerate this could be anything from 240 to 300 f...

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From the timeshift GUI

I suspect this is because Timeshift´s method requires either Ext4 or BTRFS. I am not aware of a method to tell what the remote file-system is on an NFS share specifically.

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Try

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dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/privacy/remember-recent-files false

and also

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dconf write /org/cinnamon/desktop/privacy/remember-recent-files false

Both are toggled when you turn the setting on and off in the privacy settings module in Cinnamon

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