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Please describe how you made the backup.

"Like cutting butter with a chainsaw."

So is your problem solved? Did you find a browser you like, or find a way to make your browser work the way you want it to? Let us know!

szept wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 8:21 pm

I've never heard of SLIMJET. I went to their website and they've got my attention. I might try it. How do I install it on EasyOS?

@szept, for best results, please start a new thread about Slimjet.

Have you tried restarting the X server? You'll have to restart the browser afterwards. You don't say which browser you're using. If it's Firefox, it will remember all the tabs you had open and ask if you want to resume where it was when it was closed.

What is CE?

Here's a related question: has anyone in this forum ever worn out a flash drive any way at all?

You do know there is a password manager for Puppy?

What happens when you search the forum for 'Office'?

So did deleting stuff from the partition work?

I go to bed early, or, if I just got up, take my dog for an extra long walk.

I'd be amazed if a cracker could get my HP laser printer to work.

Who "made" women work? (I assume you meant work outside the home, and for which they are paid.)

Doesn't this belong in Other Distros?

Did he start by explaining to you that division is just repeated subtraction, the reverse of multiplication, then build on that definition?

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2024/08/loc ... s-collide/
An in-depth article about a problem that's been known for a while. I can't really blame Microsoft, because things beyond their control were changed. The Internet grew and took on a life of its own.

Why "closed"? Was your question answered?

Sonny, did they say how much they wanted? I assume they'd want bitcoin or equivalent.

Boof, please start a separate thread for your LibreOffice question.

I have only ever used 'Unread Posts' from Quick links. I'm not really familiar enough with any of the other options to say much.

If you're comfortable with taking the laptop apart, I'd say remove everything you can, especially the RAM, blow the dust out and put it back together. Just removing and replacing the RAM might do the trick.

3 Gb or GB?

Thanks for the clarification.

Rather than let the 'find' script delete the files, it might be prudent to instead have it move them to a directory where they could be inspected before deletion.

Clicking the "Last Modified" column in Rox might concentrate all the new files together, making it easy to select all of them and then delete them.