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Hi Adrian, of course I posted the screenshot just for fun.
Thanks a lot to the developers including every forum member for this wonderful distro.

Adrian wrote:
Wow, that's a really good-looking GUI tool!
Did I miss the GUI? It's a text based tool...

Yes, you did I think; in fact there's an option about Btrfs.
@ mx-16_fan
I don't know if you can connect it with the grab; any way you can also include the userhome in the snapshot.
Enjoy and by.

frenzy67 wrote:
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john@mx1:~
$ lusub
bash: lusub: command not found
john@mx1:~

Hi, I think the command is: lsusb

frenzy67 wrote:
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john@mx1:~
$ lusub
bash: lusub: command not found
john@mx1:~

Hi, I think the command is: lsusb

You could have a look to "timeshift", it's in the repo.
You can explore the snapshot of your system.

My first distro was, I don't remember very well, Mandriva or Mandrake.
Then thanks to videoguides of Prof. Antonio Cantaro http://www.istitutomajorana.it/forum2/ I learned a lot about PC world and found a link to Mepis 14 that I used as secondary O.S.
Finally is my first distro from last year.

@ waldmattis
please write SOLVED,thanks.

ChrisUK wrote:MX Tweak -> Other tab -> check Enable mounting of external drives by non-root users

Enable mounting of "internal drives" by non-root.
I check this option for my internal HD, not any problem when insert a pendrive.

What about gtkam?

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