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We don’t have to create “that many” init scripts as it is right now. No reason to rebase at this time IMO


I would leave MX if we switch to something else than Debian... if people want Devuan I suggest they use Devuan, not for me.


I agree with you, Adrian

I (and probably many, many other ...

Anyway, to boot your Windows temporarily, you can go to the MX linux live USB boot menu -> Find EFI bootloaders -> Boot your windows if it is detected.

Similarly, to boot your MX linux on the hard disk,
MX linux live USB boot menu -> Find GRUB menus -> Boot your MX linux on hard disk if it is ...

Did it give the option to boot into your MX linux on the hard disk ?

Is / mounted readonly in that bash shell ?
If not, try mounting it read-write .

Incogneeto It is past 12 midnight in my part of the world.
:yawning:
Sleepy now, I'll stay online for some time and then doze off. Coming back tomorrow.

You can ask to the other awesome people here, they can very well support you.
There are experienced and knowledgeable people on this forum, even ...

Why not as an AppImage? Download it, make it executable (you can also do this with the file manager), done.
It is also offered on the same download page.
AppImages load, unlike *flatpacks no additional runtimes on the system and are, in my opinion, easier to handle.
I use both, but if I have the ...

Problem: Double-clicking a shell script opens it in the Featherpad editor by default instead of running the script. This is by design as a security measure to prevent accidentally running scripts when you didn't intend to, but it's not the behavior that many users expect or want.

Solution: Go ...

Thank God. Anyway, your Windows installation ( and all its data in C drive ) is still there, waiting to be booted, as confirmed by the output of ls /media/demo/FAE4EE8AE4EE4889 | grep -i program


i dont have linux on a disc

i made root my c drive


I thought you had erased your C drive, but no ...

1) Go to the menu (probably in the bottom left of your desktop, else use the keyboard key with Windows logo)
2) Now, search for MX Boot repair and open it. (Type the live USB password, demo , when asked)
3) Select "Repair GRUB configuration file" -> Apply -> Apply (with the root location as /dev ...

Now, I am returning to the subject.