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I was able to download the Debian version from zoom itself and install that.

[/quote] Launch MX Package Installer (MXPI) --> tab over to Flatpacks --> search for Zoom. In MX 23, the Zoom flatpack version is 6.2.6.2503 [/quote] Did that and it took awhile to down load, but does that now over ride the regular repository and open the 6.2 version? The synoptic still only shows ...

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Check the Flatpack section of MXPI to see what the current available version is.
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Flatpack section?

I have recently tried to get on zoom for the first time in a long time for a meeting . Running MX 21 and the newest update seems to me 5. something. Zoom is sayint I need 6. something? Is this going to be updated or do I need a newer version of MX? Thanks

Okay, I've been thinking about this the last couple days. Right now I have the hard drive connected to my daily driver box via a USB to SATA and IDE converter. And I have a screen shot of the gparted look of the hard drive. However, I cannot get the screenshot on here. I saved it as a png image (the ...

@Dieselrider You should read this: https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/1bbwtca/help_installing_a_linux_os_on_acer_aspire_3/ The gist is that you may have problems post install with the touchpad and WiFi card. When you boot into a live session, take the time to be sure that both are ...

@Dieselrider You should read this: https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/1bbwtca/help_installing_a_linux_os_on_acer_aspire_3/ The gist is that you may have problems post install with the touchpad and WiFi card. When you boot into a live session, take the time to be sure that both are ...

@Dieselrider wrote: That's too vague of a description. What is the exact model designation? It will be printed on the underside and you might need a magnifying glass to read it. N16P9 is the model on the bottom That's incomplete. The main model designation is missing as Acer has made a number of ...

There are two kinds of Windows/Microsoft passwords: local and "internet" (ie there is a MS account). Local pw are probably easier to reset, a 30 day waiting period for resetting the "internet" pw is then a security feature. Back to the MX Linux issue: if you have set USB as first Booting device and ...

j2mcgreg wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2024 5:48 am @Dieselrider wrote:

I have an ACER full HD 1080 laptop

That's too vague of a description. What is the exact model designation? It will be printed on the underside and you might need a magnifying glass to read it.

N16P9 is the model on the bottom