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I always have a recent copy of my system on a USB stick and made with live usb maker from an MX snapshot, so yeah, I guess I'd probably do that and delete the folder in that scenario.

I'd try Catfish and see how many files it throws up in a search for the app. You can open the specific file or folder that the file is in, from within Catfish. You would have to make a judgment then as to whether or not the file was safe to delete, but at least it ought to show you what related file...

Not sure how relevant it is, but I'll throw it out there...I've been blocking the following ports with Gufw and denying anything in or out from them since MX17. I've found this list doesn't interfere with torrents or VPN etc., As long as you don't rely on any sort of remote file sharing/desktop type...

richb wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2020 6:19 pm If you add --thumbnails to the command to start catfish, thumbnails will always show. You can edit the whisker menu item for catfish as follows.

/usr/bin/catfish --thumbnails %f

Thank you richb. That worked a treat!

Installs and searches flawlessly. Always defaults to compact list on re-opening, so can't set thumbnail view as a default, which is a shame. The CSD window layout is neat however.

fehlix wrote: ↑Sat Feb 22, 2020 5:05 pm

wulf wrote: ↑Sat Feb 22, 2020 4:55 pm https://www.waterfox.net/blog/waterfox- ... d-system1/

Regardless of the content of the link you are posting, please do not only post links ,
at least some comments about what it is about you are going to share with this forum.
Thanks.

You're right. Sorry. Post ammended.

https://www.waterfox.net/blog/waterfox- ... d-system1/
Waterfox partners with System1

Thanks to the MX team for adding MX19.1 AHS release for newer hardware. Absolutely...I can't praise this release enough. I built my rig a couple of years ago with a few top end components. I got a blank screen trying to run the first MX 19 release when booted from a usb. The next one I tried could ...

I purchase new and used components almost exclusively online.

Private.sh < addon for Mozilla based browsers is worth a look.