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I suggest you run htop in terminal and see what processes/programs are using up the cpu.

I don't use linux for gaming but I am in the same boat using autohotkey to hold down the "w" key. I look forward to the answers given as I hope someday to be able to switch completely to linux.

I'm still thinking about this. Maybe there would be a way to show the default defaults only in our released iso files but then turn them off for snapshots and remasters. IDK. I think this is only an issue for the language and timezone. Were there problems of this sort with any other menus? I tried ...

Thanks for reading my feedback and giving well thought out responses :)

That already happens. What I don't show are the "default defaults", that is, what the system defaults to if nothing is selected. If you think about it, that would be very hard or impossible to do correctly since there is no ...

cool! This is what's great about the internet. :)

anticapitalista wrote: Mon Jan 07, 2019 7:16 pm *bump*

.. and..?
Please tell us what you added and what the result was.
Thanks.

the result was a success :)

heh, I'm an idiot. Last time I used e on grub must have been more than 10 years ago.


Suggestions:
please say grub menu in the grub menu screen.
I would also like to have the "use e to edit menu item" back into grub the way it is in Debian and other distros.
I know your method looks pretty but its ...

I love your tint2 config! Though I prefer a much simpler conky. I just took the default Antix/MX conky and stripped out the graphs and other stuff I didnt need including clock and set the update to 10 seconds.
I'm moving from bunsenlabs to Antix and will install openbox and tint2 so your post was ...

You shouldn't need to even edit that file if you use the customize entry when you boot. Changes you make when you boot can be saved. If you only want the option to save without the other menus such as language then use the cheat "menus=s".

There is no option for acpi in the customize entry of ...

Thanks a lot!
It took me a while to figure which file to edit, for anyone else with this problem, for me the file was. /media/Live-uefi/boot/grub/grub.cfg