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So there is no way to keep mx-apps-kde but purge/remove ddm-mx.

Can we say that the meta package mx-apps-kde includes ddm-mx? And also can you please elaborate more on the following ?

"you limit the developers ability to decide what software you have installed"



a meta-package is a ...

Hi
A metapackage does not install programs or files directly, it installs packages. It is a list of packages to install
You could create the "LinuxSpring1" metapackage to install your favorite programs at once.
You will not lose any functionality, by uninstalling mx-apps-kde you limit the developers ...

Hi
It's the other way around, ddm-mx is a dependency of mx-apps-kde.
Uninstalling mx-apps-kde is not a problem, it's just a "metapackage"
With mx-apps-kde the MX developers decide what software you have installed. If you want to decide that, that package is enough for you.

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"rc" means that you have uninstalled the program but NOT its configuration files.
That may be the problem.

It's a bit dangerous to cheer the attacks on people who make tools. Tools can be used in different ways, even Linux or MX can be used for illegal stuff, why would the creators be responsible for what the bad guys are doing? Also, while Telegram is not even encrypted by default I think all the ...

hi.
I stopped using Telegram a long time ago. I saw very ugly things, including child pornography.

I don't use KDE, but you can just click on the green updater icon in the panel and let it run the updates.


Hello!
I didn't find the MX-Updater icon on the MX KDE panel.
Link: https://mxlinux.org/wiki/help-files/hel ... otifier-2/


If it's not present in your installed version, you should ...

Both are correct. And they are not the only correct ones, you can use the "MX package installer" or install some other package manager like synaptic or aptitude or...

Hi
I have always used hp and been satisfied.
It is one of the brands that cares the most about us Linux users.

https://developers.hp.com/hp-linux-imag ... ices/index

it's my opinion

I don't use xfce but

1.) Automount Using GParted
I plan on just using MX Disk Manager but I also saw some people mentioning that this can be done in GParted, I was wondering if this was true, I didn't see a way to do this in that application.

As far as I know, gparted does not manage automout ...