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... and/or, as might more quickly lead this thread to some sort of conclusion, why do you have a separate /boot partition in the first place? That is not normal and not needed unless in pretty specific circumstances. Did you confuse "a boot partition" with an EFI System Partition (which no...

That would immediately be to say that it always was an aesthetic issue only... but still congratulations

No experience with Plex as such but certainly in any case the chown will be ineffective on NTFS since that filesystem doesn't know about the concept of UNIX-type ownership/permissions. Do not unless for very specific reason use FAT or NTFS in Linux ever -- and Plex "not being able to read ext4&...

It has something to do with mega.nz: viewtopic.php?t=343140

xenopeek wrote: ⤴Mon Jul 31, 2023 11:55 am What's wrong with fractional scaling?

Just in case you missed that thread, certainly this one seems serious: viewtopic.php?p=2350032#p2350032

It mostly depends on what file-types you are interested in as to preserving "creation time" on and you above somewhere already said ".md files", which if we're indeed talking about "MarkDown" would be to say plain text files, i.e., a file-type without provision for stor...

ps. My home directory problem is probably due to I chose encrypted home folder when I install this computer a few years ago. It will be yes. If you use home-directory encryption you use the "ecryptfs" file-system type, a layered but at the highest level still fully separate filesystem, an...

It's not really a "basilar" [sic] thing: the attributes of a file are attributes of, well, said file and not so much of the contents of said file. Content-attributes are what general metadata is used for: if the time and date when for example a picture was taken is special, then why is not...

<shrug> Local files being encrypted by NextCloud and seemingly then in at least some cases without the operator having been very explicit about wanting this to happen is such an oddity that, if I take it at face value, I would advise to completely purge the complete and utter piece or horrid garbage...

Ubuntu and Mint installs its bootloader to /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/ -- which, mind you, is not part of the /boot filesystem but of the EFI System Partition mounted at /boot/efi/. Note however that it's your UEFI settings that refer to files under that location: if you just delete the UEFI boot-entries ...

... even if it was to a question you didn't ask. Because the answer to the one you did ask is still by and large the same, in the sense of a search leading you immediately to https://github.com/tobimensch/aqemu; "AQEMU [ ... ] - a GUI for virtual machines using QEMU as the backend". I.e., ...

Do you mean getting file names with embedded spaces onto that zenity list? If so: please note that in UNIX systems it's the shell that expands wildcards, i.e., that that entire ls is superfluous. That is, seems you likely simply want zenity --list [ ... ] --column="Files" *.sh Indeed the l...

Don't see it in a menu either -- but Ctrl+A works.

The size part is very likely a simple matter of your monitor's EDID in fact reporting it incorrectly. Try sudo apt install read-edid && sudo get-edid | parse-edid to look directly at what your monitor reports to the system. You'd no doubt see that "Goldstar" moniker, and also a &qu...

It's ProtonVPN; your DNS-setup got disturbed (and seemingly your Firefox is using Cloudflare rather than the system DNS). It's been a well-known issue with Proton for quite some time now, see e.g., https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=387396, and one wonders why they're seemingly not fixing ...

Not in detail. That first link that I pasted in says that one can with/through supposedly the NextCloud application that you installed "activate the default encryption module for local files" and then later deactivate it for new files again (the issue there is that this did not seem to dec...

mstrauss2023 wrote: ⤴Thu Jul 27, 2023 1:08 pm therefore I think it cant be related to nextcloud

It is absolutely going to be. Just stick that HBEGIN line (as had from your image of the contents of the text file) into Google: https://www.google.com/search?&q=HBEGIN ... Acipher%3A

HBEGIN:oc_encryption_module:OC_DEFAULT_MODULE:cipher: [ ... ] ... Active apt repos in: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/nextcloud-devs-client-jammy.list 1: deb http: //ppa.launchpad.net/nextcloud-devs/client/ubuntu jammy main It has something to do with your use of NextCloud: https://github.com/nextcloud/se...

FamCompKid wrote: ⤴Thu Jul 27, 2023 12:31 pm Would it be possible to have an option just for the tooltip background color in the next releases? That would be perfect!

And trust us, we won't mind if you then have said option select between "Boring" and "New & Exciting" -- we know who we are...

Mmm. I called it "a relatively random guess" but the system did say it seemed to have misplaced its USB controller so I was actually giving this fair chance.

Sorry, no idea. You'd want to from an lsusb note the vendor-id:product-id and use that pair in Google.