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For those not interested in reading a manual, just right click on the panel, choose "Panel Preferences" where you can move "Items" around at will.

Doesn't the power option menu in Kodi offer a "Exit" option?

Hi orto, it's probably worth mentioning that you will need two USB flash drives to do this. One to boot the Live install media, and the second to be the full installation target device.

ThinkPad T43, which is probably over twenty years old. Web browsing is so slow that I won't use this laptop for anything other than reading forums. It sits on the coffee table next to the sofa and I'm using it now for this post.

That is correct, except you must change the /destination/path/ to the actual path to your USB device.
The method Stuart_M suggests may be easier to understand.

Haven't given the subject much thought in a long time, but a quick search found this:
https://gist.github.com/avinash-oza/979 ... 6fbf21bd9c

So far I've tried 3 different Logitech and one no name USB camera, as well as the cameras built in to several different ThinkPad laptops. All have worked just fine with Linux.

Debian is not "too old". It's just old enough to be competent, rather than young and reckless.

Here, in the mid-USA, I got my Moderna booster about two weeks ago. The pharmacist that did the injection told me the booster was about half the dose of the first two shots, so since my reaction to the first two was minor I might not feel much, in any, affect from the third. Well, the third felt ...

Shay123 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 29, 2021 11:30 amDo I need to go back to the drawing board on this one?

Seems that would be a good move. What tool did you use to write the iso to the USB? If it was just a matter of copying the file to USB, then that is why it won't boot.