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jmgibson1981 wrote: ↑2024-09-20 15:38 This is an interesting suggestion. I like it.

And if you want to have even fewer packages, install only the gnome-shell package. This way you will have a functional system with minimal gnome packages.

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At least for my Laptop with Intel CPU+iGPU the combination already works without problems. I remember well one fact - when I tried the Debian 12 KDE wayland session, when the computer was automatically locked (desktop), the whole KDE session crashed and automatically restored. Xorg session works wi...

None1975

Ok. Then please check this

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Wayland is a constantly and very rapidly developing technology. I think (and this is my opinion) that using wayland on Debian 12 is not the best idea. For experiments with wayland, it is better to use a distribution that provides the latest wayland libraries. For example, Arch or Artix...

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E: No packages found Just install package dconf-gsettings-backend sudo apt install dconf-gsettings-backend Then run: gsettings set org.gnome.nm-applet disable-disconnected-notifications "true" gsettings set org.gnome.nm-applet disable-connected-notifications "true" P.S. Don`t us...

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mpz_t wrote: ↑2024-09-18 12:26 How can I fix this?

Run these commands (as user):

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gsettings set org.gnome.nm-applet disable-disconnected-notifications "true"
gsettings set org.gnome.nm-applet disable-connected-notifications "true"

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FreewheelinFrank wrote: ↑2024-09-18 02:21 If you cannot open the drive manually (by pressing the physical button), it is probably stuck. There is a trick to open it.

https://www.instructables.com/How-to-op ... DVD-drive/

Thank you for sharing it. Nice tip!

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Diesel330 wrote: ↑2024-09-13 12:44
This wasn't my intention at all, I just wanted the regular Firefox along with the ESR maintained by Debian...

Then install firefox-esr from the Debian repo and install regular, non esr Firefox version, from flatpak....

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Hello. The reason for high CPU load is tracker. It is gnome nonsense, for metadata database, indexer and searching. You can disable it with simple command gsettings set org.freedesktop.Tracker.Miner.Files index-recursive-directories "[]"' Keep in mind that Gnome is not the best solution if...

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Hello.
Check this

None1975

Why not just using flatpak? Or download binary from firefox web page and run it from home dir?

None1975

lwh13 wrote: ↑2024-09-03 11:39
Debian 12 no trouble at all

Then just keep using Debian 12. Why bother with a version that works poorly and is no longer supported?

None1975

Hello.

Just use KVM. This is TRUE opensource solution for virtualization.

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Plus, the 4th gen i7 in that laptop tends to run a little toasty anyway. Yes, I agree. I have a laptop with the same specifications and the normal temperature of the CPU is around 60 degrees. When working with heavy programs, the temperature rises to 75 degrees. I read somewhere that a temperature ...

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Hello.

I think this is normal. Steam is a heavy program that uses video card and CPU resources.

None1975

Hello.

Just use emacs.

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duck_one wrote: ↑2024-08-22 14:46
I see that shutdown is in /usr/sbin, but /usr/sbin is not in $PATH.

Should I add /usr/sbin to the path or am I missing something?

It can't be...

Just use commands

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systemctl poweroff

and

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systemctl reboot

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PepperMintTND wrote: ↑2024-08-21 17:00
How can I double check if it is indeed enabled? it didn't say how to on the guide.

Thanks in advance.

Just type in terminal

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free -h

If swap is activated, you should see it (it is example from my machine)

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Swap:          3,8Gi       1,2Mi       3,8Gi

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You said "zramswap", is that like a third, completely different thing that I'm unaware of or did you mean either zswap or zram? Hello. Debian currently has two tools. This is zram-tools and systemd-zram-generator . Both of these utilities work very well. You can read more about them here .

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LMHmedchem wrote: ↑2024-08-20 15:16 I am hoping that a user here like pbear can answer this question. It may be that it is easier to accomplish this by directly managing KVM through CLI or an edit of configuration files and that is fine too.

Thanks,

LMHmedchem

Hello.

Check this

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