MX Linux Forum

And automatically give access to the Wine settings of the given .exe program from the window it's running in, like screen resolution! Instead of manually going into Wine options in what resolution, what volume played, etc you want the given MS Windows program running, make it available from the very ...

How else can you get rid of such garbage like Avast, AVG, or Avira, if not through direct access from, let's say, a Fedora live CD/pendrive?!


Removing software so that it _cannot run_ is an entirely different problem to solve than migrating installed software from one OS to another, as is ...

This is easy stuff any live distro can do


Can you provide a functional example of this?


How else can you get rid of such garbage like Avast, AVG, or Avira, if not through direct access from, let's say, a Fedora live CD/pendrive?! Maybe things managed to change, but some time ago, good luck ...

If all these things can be done manually, from a live CD distro, then why can't they be automated, for honestly who knows how many potential future Linux users, who at the present point barely managed to master some obligatory Windows office software their employers absolutely demanded? I admit, I'm ...

Why exactly? Simply partition the drive in such a way that it automatically migrates specified NTFS directories to ext4, btrfs, or whatever the choice. Partition a large enough part of the drive for the chosen NTFS directories, and base Linux necessities, then the rest when that's done. Or maybe ...

Aww, come on :/!

Things need to be fixable through GUIs, especially as simple as faulty software installations, cause the only reason why many people switched to Linux, is because of the ugly things Microsoft has recently done. The moment that were to get revoked to a satisfactory extent, these people won't be ...

It worked, you goofy computer nerds! It worked! Of course I enabled show hidden files, and also copy and pasted the .librewolf folder. Anyway, all is in tact, didn't have to relogin anywhere. Go hug your cat now!