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Terribly vague question. What are A and B? What application or command are you using for copying?

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This is a pretty good privacy guide - Firefox Privacy – The Complete How-To Guide for 2024 Be careful though, and implement changes one at a time. I found a couple broke functionality I use on another forum. If you want to go really hardcore with privacy, look at Arkenfox - https://github.com/arkenf...

Do you have the packages libspa-0.2-bluetooth and firmware-realtek installed?

Moved to Testing and Unstable subforum.

It is still supported by the LTS team until June 30, so from a few weeks it will receive no updates and the repo will be moved to archive. Thank you for the info. But i think this is limited and In addition, it is paid support. You are confusing LTS, which is free, with Extended LTS which is commer...

None1975 wrote: ↑2024-04-22 13:19
I installed the Debian 10. All seems fine.
Debian 10 is EOL.

It is still supported by the LTS team until June 30, so from a few weeks it will receive no updates and the repo will be moved to archive.

pwzhangzz wrote: ↑2024-04-22 09:01
pbear wrote: ↑2024-04-22 05:27The simplest (imho) is to add yourself to the libvirt group, sudo adduser $USER libvirt.
This should be sudo adduser libvirt $USER . My fault.

The adduser command syntax is

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adduser user group

Different from the usermod command which is

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usermod –a –G group user

PartedMagic is really good - https://partedmagic.com/ Single download costs $15 though. It doesn't change that much between versions lately so older versions can be functional for a few years.... Thanks for the other two @sunrat but I am NOT spending $15 for partedmagic :D I actually came across th...

PartedMagic is really good - https://partedmagic.com/ Single download costs $15 though. It doesn't change that much between versions lately so older versions can be functional for a few years. MX Linux can be used as live + persistence so you can install whatever tools you need on it. REFInd is grea...

re00k wrote: ↑2024-04-20 14:23 Hi,
in principle you're right.
I was contributing to an existing thread, though, what i hoped would be an additional case description.
After my initial post, i was answering questions by @Aki
Thus not asking, but telling.
Best regards.

Oops, my bad. Moved back to "Hardware".

Sparky is a Debian derivative. Derivative topics are handled in Off-topic subforum.
You should post issues in Sparky forums - https://forum.sparkylinux.org/

Topic moved.

As this is a support question and not an actual howto guide, moved to General Questions.

You will need an EFI System Partition (ESP) for UEFI boot for starters. You don't seem to have one.

I don't online game so won't be testing. I'm quite happy with Liquorix kernel for music production, which has similar low latency requirements as gaming. I notice you have made 44 posts in 3 days since you joined. Almost spamming. It would be advantageous to all if you could concentrate on quality p...

When Terminal is open, select the Terminal menu item, then select Save Contents. Now a window will open with the opportunity to name and save the file where you would like to. Awesome, thanks! Can't believe I missed that... :oops: Your welcome; don't feel too bad as I looked at that option for seve...

Read the Release Notes section on upgrading - https://www.debian.org/releases/buster/amd64/release-notes/ch-upgrading.en.html To upgrade to Debian 12 you need to upgrade each release individually 9 > 10 > 11 > 12. There are similar release notes for each version. Personally I would just backup every...

Can you explain exactly what apt did with that command. I was initially expecting it to just remove nouveau packages, rather than everything configured to depend on them. Can't explain, the output was way too long to read. When I read how many packages where flagged to remove I just thought "N...

You need to benchmark your kernel and compare to other kernels dedicated to "high performance" and low latency such as Liquorix. Otherwise your claims are unsubstantiated. You may also find your obsession with security will degrade performance. For example, Phoronix tested performance with...

I just did sudo apt autoremove *nouveau* --purge which has removed a huge amount of stuff including a few things I've reinstalled. I'll see what happens when I reboot, lol. That was probably a Really Bad Idea™. I just did a simulated purge of *nouveau* and it would have pretty much deleted the whol...

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