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go to mx tools > tweak > compositor tab > compositor dropdown menu choose compton > apply

add compton to "session and startup" in application autostart from whisker menu

then you will have to set the opacity / transparency in the terminal's preference .

using MX Tools > Nvidia Driver Installer ?

to be honest just use dd with "conv=sync" . i was told by someone that in a IRC chat "rufus is dd-GUI in windows with bloat (read : feature)" . that's verbatim . unetbootin is great imo , but most forum dwellers (debian , arch , devuan , artix , void , gentoo , freeBSD , openBSD , slackware ...

i was back from my vacation , and what did i saw when i first logged in on MX ? you done it sir , you get me , gg no re .


Out of interest SwampRabbit, amongst the Windows programs you have to use, is there anything that you could not do as well with Linux software, if you had the freedom to use ...

Disclaimer : This is not a serious experiment , just 4fun and a bit of gambling so me and my work-friend can have the to-be-disposed laptop instead of 3rd party pawning service in the closing of October if we can produce good result .

With my other linux-noob-friend i made from the office who ...

kepler1 wrote: Thu Jun 20, 2019 3:34 amQuestion: Can we have this by default? I see no use in using flat-volumes....

it prevents users from using louder volume than the machine can actually handle (beyond 100% thingies) and to raise awareness to hearing health issues , it's a second hand knowledge from forum-veteran on manjaro forum

well i don't use social media , i only use facebook for discount , or registering a site membership that have partnership with the respective social media , even then it's a faux identity with a open-source faux e-mail generator , and im not doing it on the daily driver machine ...

i personally ...

A bit puzzled.

Whisker menu is already installed by default.

And vlc, I believe.

yes , but little did i know , at that time my installer image was a bit broken , so whisker menu , vlc , and a part of Libre Office wasn't properly installed , installing them from the MX Package Installer fixed ...

I wonder what are people's '10 things to do after installing MX-Linux' (in this case 18.3) ?

For me , i was uninstalling the games , installing whisker menu , installing nvidia driver , installing codecs , installing vlc , filetransfer , update then straight to work ...

I don't take that much ...

Long-Live XFCE