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FullScale4Me

The SMB client works fine in Thunar, but the gvfsd-fuse - Fuse daemon for gvfs does not. It was working just fine before I applied the CUPS related updates. The gvfsd-fuse takes your SMB mount and converts it to a file related mount:

SMB: smb://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/directory/

gvfsd-fuse ...

This might be an unrelated topic, but after the CUPS update, I can no longer access SMB mounts via command line and the SMB mount is accessible only through thunar. It is not recognized by $ gio mount nor listed in /run/user/xxxx/gvfs/

Also to add, the gvfs daemon is running:


$ ps -ale | grep ...

Just FYI @bubbling2245 - if you get back to wanting to use btrfs and timeshift, here is a great youtube video from Dolphin Oracle:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rq06PCvJLt0

This helped me when I wanted to set it up. I have @ and @home on separate drives and I used this as a guide.

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So, in order to keep the full, I uninstalled keypassxc , which was version 2.7.4 and then installed keepassxc-full to get to 2.7.8.

That way I didn't perform this update and lose full functionality.

keepassxc/mx 2.7.8+dfsg.1-0.1~mx23+1 amd64 [upgradable from: 2.7.4+dfsg.1-2]

And, everything ...

This is a great topic. I use snapper sudo apt install -y snapper inotify-tools and grub-btrfs https://github.com/Antynea/grub-btrfs so I can have snapshots automatically made pre and post every time I use apt to install a new package. I use grub-btrfs to be able to boot into a snapshot. I have it ...

hello forum, i decided to go 100% all linux and installed MX on my former c:\ erasing windows. Was very happy. everything was great until first time I go to starbucks.

I order coffee and sit down then there is no pop-up for captive portal/wifi access login. I tried to go to chain restaurant close ...

What you can do in the interim is configure your hosts file with those machines.

You can do it that way or use the MX Package Installer. Yes, there are A LOT of packages that make up LibreOffice. Once you uninstall it, you can use either the flatpak or the .deb route.

You can uninstall the version that comes with MX Linux and then install the latest and greatest .deb version off of their web site. Easy to do and that's what I do here.

I downloaded the file: xremap-linux-x86_64-kde.zip and extracted the one file out of it, xremap. When you extract the file using ark, it already has the execute bit set, so after it has been extracted and you are in the same directory of it, just type in on the CLI:


$ ./xremap


And it works ...