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It seems that latest updates to mx-tweak have fixed this issue. Thank you..!

Issue: If a notification with buttons/actions appear on the desktop and if a button on it is clicked, Brightness Systray is invoked. I am attaching a short screen recording to show the issue. By the way, this only occurs when: If Brightness Systray is enabled on login through "Session & Startup ...

I fiddled with settings and found that in 'Configure Ark' menu, there is an option to open items in default associated apps. This solved the issue.

I have some archives with OpenType font files (.otf). But there is an issue with this file format, because it is associated with 2 mimetypes - font/otf application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.formula-template I am used to quickly install fonts by clicking on the archive. But, I found that only if the ...

I edited mx.list to remove the extra forward slash and it solved my 2 issues: It solved the download error with MXPI. It solved issue with MX Repo Manager where it was unable to set another mirror. Although, I am not sure how that extra / appeared in mx.list. This is a fresh install an I did not ...

Okay. I can confirm that I can access http://mxrepo.com/mx/ from my computer. When I curl this URL, I get a 301. When I explicitly type https, it does access the root directory of repo. I am not sure of my conclusion, but could the difference be the culprit ? In the source code - QFile file(tmp_dir ...

The issue is a network error, not a write error. So for some reason the app cannot download the file. Do you use a proxy? Do you do anything fancy with your networking? Can you access http://mxrepo.com/mx/ ? I do not use any proxy, but I share network to my computer via mobile hotspot. I'll test my ...

SecureBoot enabled This needs to be disabled and it's the reason that your write to /tmp failed. Te package that you are downloading / installing lacks the signature required by Secure Boot. Ohh. Can secure boot affect access to /tmp ? BTW, I am not installing anything that needs any signature ...

Yes. From the menu.

Yes. I was able to touch a testfile in /tmp without sudo.