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MX Cleanup now allows you to remove extra wi-fi drivers that we ship, but most users may ever need one, at most. Many users, not at all. The others just make kernel updates take much longer. Old kernels don't remove themselves, so that's also something that Cleanup allows for after you trust the new...

You have AV Linux, so this query should be in the forum section for that modified version of MX. The GA106 sound output is from the Nvidia card.

Do you also run the MX Fluxbox desktop? If not, you could remove its menu generator, which is causing the issue.

It depends on which LTS kernel you are wanting. On MX23, the 6.1 kernel in standard MX will auto update when Debian updates it.

Yes, without the QSI, we can only speculate they may only be insane in the membrane.

We also need to know what versions of VBox are installed on the host, and if the guests have the guest additions ISO installed and compiled.

Please, the OP wants an XY graph, not a single axis bar, showing the power use versus time, just as in the picture they supplied. I suppose the wattage could be calculated from the drop in battery level over that interval. I have a realtime CPU wattage display on my KDE taskbar, for this laptop righ...

As for overall battery "health", QSI shows the battery condition:
Though it seems that some Conky guru could easily create a Python script to create a battery usage graph.

I backported a newer sound-juicer 3.40.0 for the test repo, but it can downloaded early here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pHHViH ... sp=sharing

I uploaded it for ahs-staging until we get the rest of the dkms packages confirmed working on 6.8. The working version is 7.0.14-4: https://mxrepo.com/mx/repo/pool/ahs-sta ... irtualbox/

It willl be in the test repo soon.