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Hey,

according to
https://askubuntu.com/questions/164728/should-i-choose-exfat-or-ntfs-for-a-shared-partition-in-a-dual-boot-system
NTFS, exFAT, Fat32 : all would work. I would do exFAT for me, but NTFS will work.

5 GiB is enough for the system. 30 GiB and 35 GiB as well are already properly ...

Hi,
I got a new laptop with w10 (preinstalled) and I would like to install soon mx alongside in dual boot.

A few questions:

a) I have a 1 TB SSD hard disk with these following partitions:
260 MB (EFI System Partition)
952 GB (ntfs, C: for W10) with a lot of empty space
1 GB (OEM PArtition)

I will ...

Sorry, probably I wasn't clear.
Here 2 screenshots:

- in the column "size" instead of the size should be displayed the number of items in a folder. Or be empty.
Screenshot1.png

- when saving, let display in the window a "recent folders" item, so that a recent visited folder can easily be ...

great! thanks!

Hi,

the VLC version provided with MX-19 crashes on my machine with all kind of videos.
do you have any similar experience?

Hello,

do you know how in Thunar:

- when saving, let display in the window a "recent folders" item, so that a recent visited folder can easily be chosen.
- in the column "size" instead of the size should be displayed the number of items in a folder.

Thank you!

thanks!

JayM wrote: Sat Oct 26, 2019 8:54 am As far as I can remember every Linux distro's terminal requires the addition of holding down the shift key for copy, paste and cut keystrokes.

On KDE can be edited.

I've tried some of them.
No chance apparently.