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I'm personally not really a fan of the Conky Manager and find a simple Text Editor linker app I made is effective enough for my needs... The nature of Conkii is so heavily dependent on User choice and personal customization it's extremely difficult to make a one-size-fits-all solution ...

/usr/share/mx-conky-data currently has over 90 themes.
It sure would help if there was an MX tool to quickly remove unwanted conkys.... similar to the the tool used to remove unwanted locales

" ...An easy way to do that, use: MX Tools > MX Cleanup > Tools (tab) > 'Remove unused Wifi drivers' (button) "

I previouly did this....should I remove unused kernels ?? (keeping current kernel and newest previous kernel)

apparently, it is trying to build this module for each kernel stored on system 6.1.0-23 -21 -23 -35....any work around possible (remove kernels etc..)

Unable to complete MX Snapshot run today because "calculating checksums" in endless loop on 2.1 GB iso
..never happened before on this PC

GtkHASH run on same iso file takes a few seconds to complete multiple checksums

Snapshot created on: 20250429_1242
System:
Kernel: 6.1.0-34-amd64 [6.1.135-1 ...

If MX Cleanup cant safely remove large amounts wasteful disk space it should be eliminated.
I dont see how saving every previous Linux kernel insures system safety,
MX Cleanup keeping the current kernel plus one or two previous ones should be sufficient safety.

PS: Today's update to MX Cleanup has ...

MX cleanup doesnt delete old kernels, so over time they pile up wasting disk space.
It seems to me there is no point is saving more than one old kernel.
Should MX Cleanup have an option to automatically delete old kernels after a user specified number of days ?

Use Repo Manager in MX Tools to switch your main repo to Salt Lake City, Utah

Many thanks....I reset to Salt Lake and upgrade notification immediately turned on

Unless a execute "apt update" cmd each time I log into MX23 I get no system upgrade notifications on task bar. How can I restore auto notifications ?

System:
Kernel: 6.1.0-33-amd64 [6.1.133-1] arch: x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 12.2.0
parameters: BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-6.1.0-33-amd64 root ...

" Something or someone is pushing the window off the screen. Do you use key-binding shortcuts for window tiling? "....NO
" Have you edited the ~/.fluxbox/keys file? "
....NO but I suspect it may be due to GEANY default settings : main menu> EDIT > PREFERENCES under GENERAL, STARTUP, SHUTDOWN

I ask ...