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Can you please start it from terminal by typing mx-packageinstaller and copy here the last couple of lines you see there before crashing.

Or remaster after each update.

Yeah, I think writing to ext4 from Linux should be safer than writing to NTFS. But you also need to have backups, that's the most important way to protect your data.

Windows isn't considered safe when writing to ext4.

User seems to need to access data from ext4 very seldom, nothing was mentioned about writing to it, the solutions I linked to are for reading ext4 (ext2read and LinuxReader)

What do you mean by data security, not losing data to corruption?

I think Linux accessing ext4 is more safe than NTFS, there are also ways to read ext4 partition from Windows see the first couple of responses here: https://superuser.com/questions/37512/h ... on-windows

Try:

I could set up the icons to be static, but I prefer them to be set by the theme, it's too bad if the theme doesn't make a difference between updated and outdated icons.

What happens if you do "sudo apt update"?

Yeah, if you want the other releases you can choose from here whichever you need: https://build.opensuse.org/repositories ... x-snapshot

The log should be fixed in the last version in the repo. Could you please test this build to see if I fixed the umask issue for you? What it does it sets umask to 022 before it runs the mksquashfs command. It works fine for me, if you confirm I will send it up to the repo. https://build.opensuse.org...