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I use the DMO repo and only grab what I need then disable it as I've experienced conflicts and breakage by keeping that repo enabled


In the case of yt-dlp it breaks if you don't get the regular upgrades, so disabling the repo causes the breaking. If I understand correctly YouTube makes changes ...

deb-multimedia repository has v2025.05.22-dmo1

Remember kids, DRAM is the only measurement of computing. When choosing a new computer, you only have one question to consider, because you want the one with more Gee Bees.


The OP claimed that "most" new laptops being sold had 4G of RAM. This was an easy claim to fact-check, which I did and ...

Out of curiosity I scrolled best-selling laptops on Newegg and 16G was the most common, with 32G or higher also popular. There were a few 8G, but nothing 4G.

Do you have any insight into the cause of the problems and the reason for the error messages which I have documented in this thread?


No, I don't. Thanks for answering my question though, I thought perhaps it had something to do with your troubles. Just a spitball, I do hope you get your machine ...

Your QSI says you have a 64-bit processor. Can you install the 64-bit version of MX Linux or does it have to be 32-bit for some other reason?

I love Moksha and MX-Linux, thanks to @AVLinux @Senpai @ylee2130 and everyone involved in doing this! Although I've gotten accustomed to XFCE, I look forward to switching over to Moksha.

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Here is a simple chat GUI for ollama. It assumes you have ollama and at least one LLM installed already, and the ollama server running. You get a dropdown menu to choose between your installed LLMs and a basic chat window. And, yes, AI wrote most of this for me.

import gi
gi.require_version('Gtk ...

It works fine on my 8 yr old machine with an i7-8700 and NVIDIA GTX 1060. The GPU hits 60-70% when the LLM is responding. I tried to add Open WebUI (as instructed in this article --> https://itsfoss.com/ollama-setup-linux/) but was unsuccessful. It does work fine from terminal though, and it's kind ...