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@Jerry3904 I just uploaded arm64 xfce4-notes packages to main. You may notice they are marked mx21. We just added that package to the MX-23 repo at the beginning of MX-23 development and never updated it.
XFCE4 did recently update it so that's on the to do list...

Thanks for pointing out a bug in the portion of the post-install script that replaces the default US country code in the config file with the country code the OS is set to.
I should be able to get that fixed soonish.

Ario 1.6+svn20202703 is now available in the Main MX-23 Repository. Four years ago the Ario developer fixed an annoying gui resizing/oversizing bug present in the Debian buster version. It would expand the windows & internal panes to fit whatever content was in them even if that made the applica...

have you tried starting it from the command line?

Sound Juicer works fine for me. It can take 30 seconds or so sometimes to contact Musicbrainz to get the track listings. I prefer Asunder. It allows quality selection (for lossy formats like mp3 ogg aac) or compression level settings (for lossless formats) for the output files. Sound Juicer does not...

Perhaps try their instructions here?
https://github.com/slic3r/Slic3r/wiki/R ... d-slic3r-c

I rarely use LiveUSB sessions, but if none of those files you listed have any content then the problem isn't what I thought. These symptoms look like a root persistence issue where the persistence file overlay lists those files but has somehow lost all the contents in /var/lib/dpkg/ so it blocks the...

Because libcurses-ui-perl is a dependency of sysvinit and should be installed by default, I would try sudo apt-get install libcurses-ui-perl -d --reinstall The -d --reinstall parameters to apt-get will make sure it downloads it again instead of trying to find it in the cache to ensure the corrupt fi...

There are no java packages in the ahs repo. Sounds like a permissions problem to me. Are the files you want to edit on your home partition or are you trying to edit files located on your MX-23 partition from your MX-23 ahs install?

That's actually part of the debian rules - a necessary rollback needs a higher version so it will update but with +really<version> to indicate this has been done. I've had to label packages that way a couple times over the years.