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No, the most recent releases (21.2 or LMDE6) should fully support NTFS.

Just make sure you have the installer ignore the hard drive when installing, and install to the new SSD. You could just have the installer partition it automatically for you. But I prefer to partition myself. You can do this from the installer, or do it prior to running the installer using a tool li...

Start with checking your logs. The following command will show any important messages from the current boot: journalctl -b -p3 The -b there is really short for "-b 0", which means the current boot. The p is for "priority". The higher the number the more (and less interesting) mes...

You can set sudo to only ask the password once every two hours. Just run sudo visudo and add a line that says Defaults timestamp_timeout=120 And if you wanted it to only ask the password once every boot, you could make that number negative. This only takes care of sudo though. Some of your graphical...

Okay, thank you for the replies! I did run some sudo commands when making the customizations. Just to be safe, would restoring my Mint to factory settings be enough to prevent any harmful effects that one of these commands might have? They're probably fine. If someone were telling you to run harmfu...

First see what version of sublime is installed. In the software manager, it could be either from the repositories or the flatpak. Open a terminal and check: apt policy sublime-text If it was installed by apt, it will show there. Otherwise check using: flatpak list --app to see if it was installed vi...

You don't seem to have a grasp on what any of this is in fact about. Source code not being provided (publicly) is once again precisely what this concerns. It has never been a requirement for them to provide it publicly, though. They do provide source publicly for all of their modifications, through...

Red Hat doing precisely that is what this is all about. It took and takes the GPL-licensed Linux kernel, the GPL-licensed GNU utilities, the metric buttload of other GPL-licensed third-party software in RHEL (and the MIT-licensed X.org, the APL-licensed Apache, so on, so on), builds those component...

Much like it could be unacceptable, you mean, for freeloader Red Hat to take the work of thousands upon thousands of open-source programmers that released code under the GPL, slap their license on it and call it RHEL? Red Hat has never done anything even vaguely like that, so I don't get your point.

Came across this, and it appears that Alma Linux attempted to send some CVEs to Red Hat, and Red Hat rejected them. Why? https://twitter.com/geerlingguy/status/1681740266615582722 Some of this is just FUD. That was a pretty routine communication. They aren't going to automatically merge every patch...

> I can understand why a veteran wants to be on Testing. But Debian stable for most uses is the recommended version. Some classic resources back me up :lol: Despite what Debian's own FAQ says, my own experience has been similar to t42. I'm sure "stable" makes more sense for a mission criti...

I find when there is an issue with a flatpak, usually it's something that can be fixed by tweaking the permissions in Flatseal. Once I learned how to use that tool, I've been pretty happy with flatpaks. Though I mostly only use them still for things which connect to the internet, like Firefox, Steam...

Boot again from the install disk and run:

Well /dev/sda1 isn't your root partition (it's too small for that), that's why you get an error. It looks like you may have a corrupted partition table, as the root partition isn't showing there. On the live install disk, try installing the program testdisk: sudo apt install testdisk Then run it as ...

Are there any symptoms, or is it not booting, or are these just messages on the screen or in logs?

Well I don't see anything wrong really in the inxi output. I thought maybe there would be something with the graphics configuration, but you have the right driver (i915), Xorg has modesetting, and Mesa has direct render. That all looks pretty much the same as mine. You are running two high resolutio...

Well zst compression was not supported by apt in debian until Debian 12 (not yet released). So if you have something trying to use it when running apt, you probably have something wrong in your apt sources; maybe pulling in some package that isn't yet supported. If you can post the output of: inxi -...

La commande est findmnt et non pas findmount

Mon erreur

Je crois que j'ai vécu la même chose. Mais uniquement en choisissant "enregistrer sous". Et peut-être seulement lors de l'utilisation de flatpaks. Est-ce que Scite a également été installé via flatpak ?

In the lastcomm output, obviously journalctl is the commands you were running, and pager is just displaying the output of those commands. The kworker thing is a normal frequent kernel operation, I have that on mine too. The one that might be odd there is "watch", unless that's something el...

C'est un système de fichiers temporaire. Vérifiez peut-être vos autorisations, que vous avez un accès rw :
Et vérifiez les permissions du dossier, pour votre dossier personnel par exemple: