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Ok, so you lead me in the right direction, but the delay on the monitors was also causing issues. So what I found out is to have the one monitor set to auto detect input each time and the other that was messing up set to go to the correct input and not checked. It slowed down the one and sped up the...

System: Kernel: 6.2.8-x64v3-xanmod1 x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 12.2.0 Desktop: Cinnamon 5.6.8 tk: GTK 3.24.33 wm: muffin vt: 7 dm: LightDM 1.30.0 Distro: Linux Mint 21.1 Vera base: Ubuntu 22.04 jammy Machine: Type: Desktop Mobo: Micro-Star model: X470 GAMING PLUS (MS-7B79) v: 2.0 serial: <sup...

having this same issue. So far nothing suggested above has fixed it. :? edit I changed inn software sources the mirror for main and base. I think it was the Base one. I refreshed said there was a new update manager and now it all works. Either there was a new update and its a coincidence or that cor...

Id reinstall and have root as well on the sd card. If you had a 32GB to play with I think could make it work, but 16 your going run into issues. I could see in short term how to do it, but just going run into other issues over time.

I'm curious to see how well running mintupgrade works, but I'll wait for the announcement. https://i.imgur.com/wqstVZy.png I was wondering if that was there or not just not tried it yet :P. My guess then is they are testing it or ran into some problems that they are fixing before they release the i...

Can I help it if it's a day off and there's the possibility of a new toy to play with? I feel like Cartman waiting for the Nintendo Wii to come out. lol https://moronika.com/screenshots/south-park-s10e12c01-cartman-wants-a-wii-16x9.jpg C'mon! C'mon!! :lol: :lol: :lol: LOL, yes thats me to sitting h...

Just don't execute at all if I set it that way. You telling me its not something new in XFCE I am going have to probably do a full reset of Thunar and see what happens.

I feel like a noob on this. I use to be always able to after I marked shell script executable to be able to double left click on them and they would run. Now if I double left click on one it opens up my text editor. Is there a way to still change this in XFCE? I know course I could create a launcher...

The default version is 64 bit, if I understand correctly, and I'm trying to change it to the 32 Bit version. How? Rename or delete your current one, then make a new one. Internet search on [create 32 bit wine prefix] --> 2nd result --> https://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ which says: "6.5.3 How do I cr...

The last post you made makes me wonder if their is something up with your EFI not picking it up right. Maybe update the MB firmware or check the settings.

Not sure if this is exactly what your looking for or not, but it is a way to burn them.

https://ubuntugenius.wordpress.com/2010 ... -with-k3b/

Personally running from Ubuntu Mainline Kernel installer 5.11.16 . Working good with my nvidia card.

I also have cura for my 3d printers and it does open and remember where it left off from last time. Must be a file permission issue. You could try deleting in .config the cura profile and see when it regenerates if it works correctly. Make sure the file shows the home user as own of the .appimage fi...

If your hardware is properly designed, there is no need to drain and recharge the batteries. That was something you did way back in the prehistoric past when people used different battery chemistry and thought 78 rpm shellac records where a great technological improvement. I am a bit perplexed for ...

... which is g oing take a long time with 8TBs of data. Que? So, in your world, when someone writes a 1kB file to an 8TB drive then shuts down the system, it "is g oing take a long time with 8TBs of data"? The OP should then be thankful he or she doesn't have the 50TB that I have, and I s...

Well need more technical information, but one of most common reasons for a resync is because the drives got out of sync from eachother which can happen for a number of valid reasons. When this happens they have to run all way through writing one drive to the other. You need to leave it on untill it ...

Just make a recovery DVD. Or flash drive so if need to you can wipe and restore the windows OS to it, but honestly you can just format it and just claim the computer don't work they wont know the difference and many computers have the oS mess up. Plus when they go to resell it they have flash a new ...

I have not ran into this, but googling around I did find this thread where it looks like the op had a similar issue and figured out a solution to his issue.

https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=890439

Hope that helps

Paul

IN answer to the OPs question as he did not ask anything about backing up. Here are a couple factors to check on a drive that will give you better odds of how much life. Granted its not a 100% guarantee as some drives just fail and have no warning. I have found over the decades that their are a coup...

ROFLMAO, that sort of stuff happens to the best of us and shows reasons for backups. Glad you were able stop it in time and did not have to take time to get the backups.