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I installed nvidia drivers with mx-tools, then bumblebee and bumblebee-nvidia.

hey there,
did you install the driver through MX-Tools and then install bumblebee manually after that?
if thats the case, then you should uninstall them all:

sudo ddm-mx -p nvidia
sudo apt-get --auto-remove purge ...

Good luck with it!

everyone has a different definition of a-perfect-os in mind and is free to choose what he/she thinks is the best according to his/her needs. no one's forced to use something particular.
I was a manjaro user before knowing MX ,i still like it and is a great os,but i couldn't go ...

If the Linux community welcomes ms into the community, then I will be moving to a version of BSD,or something else.

I agree, if ms apps or security software spreads over linux os and users ,IMO, we can't consider linux a "safe os which respects user policy" anymore in long-term .
that was my ...

it is very unlikely I will ever trust Microsoft's intentions regarding Linux.

well said ,
and i'm wondering why ms is trying so hard to poke into other area's like linux, android, etc...
since im not a security expert to comment on the security aspects of it, it seems to me that ms is getting ...

my respect goes to that company, i'm in no position to judge here,i got into computers via windows, but, it's kinda funny to me considering the security of ms windows today.
since when ms is concerned about linux security while the one who is bombarded with malware and ransomware nowadays is that ...

not sure if anybody has experienced this or written about it here:
when i press the mute button on my keyboard, sounds are muted well, but when i press it again to unmute , the notification is shown but the sounds are still muted and i have to go to settings > PulseAudio Volume Control and umute it ...

Just had to apologize everyone who was offended by that last line of my last post. I respect women, I'm not an anti-feminism, I really feel ashamed now.

I think this is your best course of action. Unfortunately. I would even skip asking for a new hd from such unscrupulous people. They may "spit in the salad" so to speak. That hd is still young enough and fine even if it is the original one. Disk drive lifetimes (in usage) are 20,000 hours or more ...

I don't use it. for simple users like me that their screens are always filled with open windows and apps, it is just a waste of resource.
but IMO it is a perfect tool for sysadmins and those who need to check the system status constantly.

It's certainly possible that moisture was affecting the old hard drive and that the shop tech was just lucky to be able to get it to run long enough to access and copy the data from it before it failed. I've had that happen before with a drive that was failing but not completely dead yet.

At this ...