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Jerry3904 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 6:35 am Oh gawd, now we're gonna need some new Forum Rules I bet! And a fresh fish for ER to slap around...

Haha.

If I had the knowledge/ability to circumvent these enterprise policies I certanly would. And I ve had enough back and fourth with the mx devs to know that they will not do it differently. I ve used several flavers of Linux, and notice that some choose to use enterprise policies, and some do not. The ...

Also, Firefox-esr says "inactive" by default. Is esr the default firefox in mx? Not sure how it is out of the box, but one update and you are managed by the orginization. It s interesting how some devs choose to use enterprise policies, and others do not. Makes me wonder why. Could it be just a ...

This is what I like to see.
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mod note: image changed to link, please read the forum rules

It's the average number of times someone clicks on a link each day. Not just that, but it is clicks per IP , so gaming the system is pretty hard. Which is why its funny when people say its rigged and what not. MX may not be the most used, or most popular based on user installs and such, but we are ...

Skype is like a virus.

Of course I am. I won t have it any other way.

If you right click on the thing you can open Synaptic. In there you CAN tell what to upgrade and what not. Also if you right click on the thing you can open MX Package Installer. In there you CAN tell what to upgrade and what not. You can also read the manual, which is very helpful in learning ...

dolphin_oracle wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2020 1:14 pm you can always uninstall our repo supplied and updated firefox and replace with the tarball from mozilla directly.

I would rather uninstall mx updater considering it gives me no ability to say no to any updates, or rather, specific updates. It s all or nothing with it.

I found a way to remove that stupid DisableAppUpdate profile by deleting the profiles.json file. Now the file isn t there anymore. Firefox documentation states profiles.json is used to manage enterprise profiles, so where s the file? It s bs that devs locked down firefox. Whats next?