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Network services start automatically at login. MX Network Manager is useful for seeing details about drivers, web problems, etc., and MX Service Manager shows details and options. Click on Help button for how to use them both.

From your QSI it looks like neither network adapter has a working driver (VM only?). Perhaps this VM help doc could be useful.

@kmathern Nice idea, thanks. I selected xfce4-terminal, b/c I don't really need more than one, logged out and back in, and did the right-click and...bingo!

Appreciate very mujch you and fehlix jumping in to help on this!

Xfce4-terminal is already default.

BTW: I tried using a lower (stable) version of nala with no changethen the notifier itself worked and the box changed color but when I clicked the upgrade button on the review screen, again nothing happened. apt list --upgradable works in case that matters.

Thanks. I have xfce4-terminal installed and maybe didn't make it the default (did on the RPi 5), will check.

EDIT: Spoke too soon. Right-click > Check for updates does not work (had rebooted). Config is correct since copied from MXRPi where it worked. Nala was not installed so I installed but still no action. Is there some other package needed?

Yup, that worked--great!

Another one off my lengthy list...

That user had 2 sound cards on the system, so I just asked if s/he had tried using MX Select Sound to see if one of them was better than the other. May not be relevant to your case.

Thanks--either file exists. I'll try copying them over from our official RPi version.

The recent upgrade changed the kernel to 6.6, which is cool, but it also (once again) restored the RPi splash over the MX one. I created (using dolphin_oracle 's commands) a tiny script that I call RPi_splash_revert to take care of that since, until we have a permanent fix, this will happen over and...