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Since June 14, the drivers have gone to 535.183.06. I haven't done what dolphin_oracle said. What I'd like to see happen is that in Steam games, like Egosoft's X space games, that the text be bigger so I can read them without squinting on a 43" 4k monitor. What is my best plan of action? Is there ...

Even with Steam client shut down, my xbox controller will move the mouse pointer. What can I do to not have that happen? I do have xpadneo installed. Is there some sort of configuration to do with it? Or is there something else that I missed? I did see that there are connectivity issues with X|S ...

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I have seen recently in the flatpak updates that JAMI will be discontinuing their maintenance of their software for personal reasons. I went to their forum and website and did not see any mention of it on either website. So, please keep the updates on this flatpak ...

When I look up NVidia drivers for the RTX 4060, it shows version 550.90.07
The currently used driver is 525.147.05
Are upgrades to possibly 535.xxx.xx or 545.xxx.xx or 550.90.07 in testing by developers?
I just upgraded the kernel to 6.9.4-1-liquorix on the AHS release of MX 23.3 XFCE. I guess I'm ...

When you download the appimage, you right click on it. Select "Properties", then go to "Permissions" tab. Then click on the box to make it executable, where it says "Allow this file to run as a program".
Then you need to go to your package installer and install the udev rules for Ledger, so the ...

@fehlix Thanks for that info. Using "failsafe" boot option helped me install the AHS to my new system.

This has been happening when using the Discord app on a system with a 14 y.o. mobo. The video card is maybe 5 yrs old.

Could it be that the functions of MX Linux are slowly being eradicated because of the disk encryption? If so, what I've learned is the only solution to 'decryption' is to reinstall the OS from scratch.

Could it be because of disk encryption that this is happening? If so, I've seen that the only solution to 'unencrypt' is to reinstall from scratch without the disk encryption. Is this correct?