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In general, rolling release distros require more attention when updating than a standard release does and are a bit more likely to break - especially if you install programs from outside their standard repositories. I'm not saying that they are unsuitable for use, only that you need to look at their...

Close Dolphin. Install ffmpegthumbs
Then open Dolphin, go to Settings -> Configure Dolphin -> General -> Previews and check Video Files (ffmpegthumbs)

Save & OK

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MX Linux installs using sysvinit by default. Some systemd packages are included as package dependencies but systemd is not in control.

I'm pretty sure that the system-wide commands you list need to be run as root, while the ones with --user in them above can be run as a user.
But they're going to fail on MX in any case because systemctl is used to send commands to systemd, and systemd isn't running on MX - we use sysvinit instead.

Just a thought. Is the lock slider on the SD card in the locked position?

Looks like a video driver issue,
Can you open a terminal, runand paste the output back here?

Instead of trying to run the .jar directly, run it from the menu. It works here.
Start -> Office -> Freemind

See this thread for a solution:
viewtopic.php?p=390987#p390987

Debian just pushed a security update to Samba. When building the 64bit packages they used the wrong platform & built it against the debian Stretch libraries instead of the Jessie libraries. Since those libraries aren't available in Jessie (the base of MX-15/MX-16) some of it won't install correc...