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Oops, sorry guys, the rdrand problem is separate. That dev/tty was I think because I needed to start the tool as root from the terminal. It is running now.

If I run the tool from the menue, nothing appears. From the terminal, I get these errors. I know when I boot I see rdrand is smelly, but I thought enough entropy was accumulated. Should I wait for entropy to increase, or is there something I can do? $ mx-snapshot WARNING: CPU random generator seem t...

I second what CharlesV wrote.

fsearch is great, more powerful than the default xfce catfish search tool.

It is very fast.

Yup, that is my experience MadMax.

I think fsearch is great, better than the catfish search....more powerful, more flexible, and very fast.

Stevo,

Your package works.

I un-installed fsearch completely with synaptic.
Closed synaptic, and used your linked .zip. When decompressing I had the option of installing an amd-64 version, which worked with no errors.

Thanks.

Maybe I will un-install what I have and try your linked package.

Stevo,

Yes, synaptic shows libcanberra-gtk-module 0.3-10 is installed.

So, why wouldn't it be loading?

Somehow, I loaded this with synaptic, When starting fsearch from the terminal, I get this $ fsearch Gtk-Message: 12:33:11.805: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" *** buffer overflow detected ***: terminated Aborted I have this in synaptic fsearch:i386 installed version 0.2.2-0.1-m...

go to the MX logo button at the bottom left (I assume you are using xfce desktop) and type power in the search box, power manager will pop up as the first entry.
Under the system and display you can configure the time outs for each, or set them to not time out and sleep.

I am really enjoying the new MX23 install. The software availability and tools is just wonderful. 1. Was clued in during the beta and RC testing by someone about the UIP (User Installed Programs) in MX tools. After everything is installed, use the tool to grab your additions, save that file. When re...