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Are you sure both OS's were installed in the same mode, either UEFi or legacy/BIOS/CSM ?

PS: given that your SanDisk SSD only appears as a boot option in legacy mode, did you install MX in legacy mode, too and did you install grub to MBR ? Only then would MX's grub take over the boot sequence.

You may just need to export the DISPLAY variable, which apparently is not part of the environment associated with an "at" job, e.g

I would guess liquorix since 5.15... I use liquorix all the time and have shared NTFS partition and have never noticed any issues related to which driver is being used and I use that partition for some pretty huge Video editing and upscaling projects... Looks like you're right. I have a liquorix 5....

So for which liquorix versions is this ntfs3 driver enabled, is it safe, is it noticeably faster ?

It does not matter with debian: https://wiki.debian.org/NTFS#line-36

PS: the wiki link above is about "ntfs" vs "ntfs-3g", not sure about "ntfs3", though ...

It appears one possibility would be running neon unstable through docker/distrobox, but i have not tried this myself. I'll be happy to wait for MX25/trixie to ship plasma 6.2 or whatever is deemed stable by then !

Alright, tx again. A little confusing, though, update-grub used to follow what /etc/default/grub said, without the need to reconfigure (and i had missed the comment you mention)

Tx CB, but if i do that, will update-grub *always* ignore other OS's or will it do as told in /etc/default/grub ?

It seems the system now ignores the value of GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER in /etc/default_grub ?

IIRC skype and teams work with edge (possibly with some limitations), not necessarily on other chrome-derived browsers and definitely not firefox (I tried). I have not needed it in months and this is the only reason i installed edge. If someone is going to capture my data i have no preference betwee...