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As I understand DNS, by switching to one like you have rather than your ISP's default you sometimes can achieve better performance. Again, as I understand it, the reason can be if your ISP is congested and many hits are traversing that DNS, the alternative DNS can achieve faster results. I think the...

Sorry to hear you are having issues and forgive me for saying but it's a useful time to remind everyone that a good backup strategy using both Timeshift and an occasional snapshot and liveusb process is more than worthwhile. In the past when I've had some quirky installation issue, I quickly resolve...

Very good. I may try this myself.

Whenever I put an item on the panel I usually don't like it's location so simply right click and select move and drag it to the chosen spot. This on XFCE with horizontal panel orientation.

That's an interesting journey you've described Amiga-MX. If you are a fan of all in ones perhaps you might like to check out the small form products from such groups as Beelink and Intel NUC. The main drawback of such smaller systems would appear to be their comparative sparcity of ports and that ma...

@Charlie Brown
Well Skippy, maybe at the same time as buying a new wifi dongle you could also pick up (again a relatively inexpensive thing) a usb hub to expand your scarce usb ports?

And again and whilst not necessarily promoting the particular dongle that SpidermansLegs adopted, the one previously referred to does seem to pass muster in terms of suitability for Debian based systems. Yes, there are perhaps almost as many usb dongles as there are distros but some dongles do seem ...

@SkippyleGrandGourou Why don't you check out the various threads here regarding wifi connectivity and especially one that I posted what the OP decided as the solution - see https://forum.mxlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=77944 Wifi dongles are relatively inexpensive and are usually a quick and easy soluti...

@Wirtualny
Indeed, that's how I read the OP's request. I too dual boot and can see that such an option from within the running MX would be quite useful on those occasions one wants to dip out of MX back into the other OS and quickly return to the preferred (MX) OS.

Edited post(s) as Kris now has marked the thread solved.