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For a start, install and use advert-block-antix.

Use these two DNS resolvers: 94.140.14.14 and 94.140.15.15 (adguard.com public DNS). https://adguard.com/

You can also install the adguard browser extension.

Some VPNs will do this for you as another layer, i.e. ProtonVPN.

Here is the command. No application needed. Mount it, then browse it. Adjust to meet your particular use case; name of iso and mountpoint.

My new desktop machine is from 2012. My laptops are older. But, when a machine no longer serves its purpose, it's time to change.

I get a difference. But, you might want to refer to this site for more tools as well: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/ ... e-in-linux

What do you mean by "shortcuts?" Shortcuts is MS Windows terminology. Do you mean symbolic links? If yes, what symbolic links? What or who created the symbolic links. Can you provide an example, i.e. "ls -l symbolic_link" Unless you are a Unix/Linux Wizard, I think you should cre...

I can usually boot a usb flash drive containing an MX-Live-usb system by setting the VirtualBox virtual machine setting for system to Enable EFI and giving the mounted USB drive to VirtualBox VM with the USB icon on the VM "task bar." I don't do any creating of files or special directories...

DukeComposed , we were like ships crossing paths in the night with the user of that word "fundamental." However, running the live-usb with persistence, allows the user to save each live session either on-the-fly or at the end of a session, and re-load those changes "persistently"...

les-spoon , it would appear that you may be proceeding to create, use, update an MX live-usb on the basis of a fundamental misunderstanding of how the antiX/MX live-usb system works. Because of that, you can't just tweak what you are doing in order to get on the right path. It would serve you well ...

Charlie Brown wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:09 pm https://www.easeus.com/resource/btrfs-v ... 0by%20ext4.

Charlie, that source is a marketing snow job for EaseUS, and a poor source for actionable information.

For the purpose of archiving, you can put as many snapshot ISO files as will fit on a flash drive. Those snapshot ISO's contain the compressed operating system and files (except those that were excluded during creation of the snapshot) and are suitable for using with Live-USB-maker. You can also cre...