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I've always liked MX *
This looks really nice.

I have had this issue with eog as well when viewing really large files after editing.
Try a different image viewer.

Why not just reinstall?

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:^ Ah, thank you.

I'm still pretty n00b with the BSDs...

All are the real thing. They are based on the original closed source visual editor called vi.
Personally I like vim (vi improved) vim-gtk. Lots of nice features.
However I just use the default nvi on NetBSD.

Head_on_a_Stick wrote: BSDs get the "real thing"...

BSD rocks!

Most likely you have nvi.
That's what NetBSD has.

Edit: Actually OpenBSD uses bvi. bvi-1.4.0 – binary visual display editor, based on vi

This would depend on what version of Debian, if the OP is using Debian, on my Wheezy, " vi " is the default, that came with the installation, and runs s "vim" but, if I enter "vim", $ vim bash: vim: command not found "vi" is just an alias to the vi clone. Try...

vi should already be installed.

I think it's actually tiny-vim

You will only get a "vi" clone in Linux.

Were you able to complete the printer setup in cups and print a test page?

I do have both update notifier and gnome packagekit installed. I'm just not getting any notifications for security updates like I used to. I do run apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade a lot so I won't have to worry about security patches but it was nice having a notification so i could know when to...

+1 ^^

There's lots of stuff on this.
Here's one http://linux.die.net/man/3/sqrt
I do think you will want build-essential installed.

dasein wrote:You really are the poster child for indolence.

http://bit.ly/1OIN2CC

ouch

Just curious, did you use web interface to configure cups?
http://localhost:631/printers/

Can you print as root?

Magnusmaster wrote:I thought that was always the reason for the systemd backlash.

+1

Yes
EDIT
Two things:
Distros can't run concurrently (which you might want to do with virtual machines).
You can't hibernate one while you run another.

+1 ^^

Bulkley wrote:Installing Kali makes no sense whatsoever. Experts burn it to a live-CD and use it for what it is intended: penetration testing.

+1

farukdgn wrote:Sorry, I forgot to say that I'm trying to expand it while it's mounted.

Why?

Jyrks wrote: Any ideas?

Yeah, try the Kali forums
https://forums.kali.org/forumdisplay.ph ... nux-Forums