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I’ve passed it over to my local pc store and asked them to troubleshoot the hardware. I’m pretty sure that it is the psu as it was replaced half a year ago for doing more or less the same thing. Maybe something is breaking my psu

Ok thanks. The PSU is the newest part in this PC. Was replaced half a year ago for doing the exact same thing. Sounds like there may be something breaking the PSU somehow

So… it won’t even boot at all now. Only rotates the fans a few times and shuts down. Could it be a powerfully issue

Ah… i saw your message before you deleted it. It sounds like a good tip. Will try and see if all drives are listed in the bios

Yeah that might be it!

That said, im not making it that far any more. When booting up, the fans start rotating for a few seconds and then it shuts down. Then it will try again and just keep repeating the process of only rotating the fans again and again

I’ll try to see if i can boot off an USB. Any good links that explain what fsck is and how it works?

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I have figured out how to set up a shortcut to suspend my desctop! (yeah rookie here). My issue is, that it wakes up, whenever someone walks past it. Is there a way to define what wakes my PC (more mouse movement, maybe disable the mouse from waking it?)

It makes the statement worse but not the article. I find the article pretty objective

Tell me you judged the article by its title without telling me…

If you had read it, you’d notice that the author does not feel it is a game changer.

But still, even by reading the title alone, you mussed the quotation signs. It is not the author who calls it game changer but the chief developer.

Did you just call us Reddit!?

Nice thank you!

Good tips thank you!

The major difference for me was that drives are shown in the mnt folder

This is not intuitive but like much other, makes sense once you know it

As a new Linux, the hardest time that i have had with it, has been with my hard discs, and having software recognize them or save data on them. Its been a mess to find them on different file explorers and file pickers. I know that longtime users will explain the logic to it, but it is not intuitive. Also understanding root drive, root access and root user. Still not 100% sure i understand it. Things need to get simpler and more self explanatory for Linux to replace windows.

Or just into this

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:867595

Im not convinced.

But i guess i never will. Just yesterday i needed an ftp client. I went to the software manager to down had it and realised it was already preinstalled.

It saves me maybe 8 sec?

If that was the case they would add a step in the installation giving you the option to have no preinstalled apps and choose between currated apps based on your expected use for this pc.

I dont argue that its a great service. I am slightly opposed on it being a forced option

That does not make any sense if you read my comment. This is my point exactly. They are not saving me any time because i won’t use matrix and i wouldn’t have spent time installing it. . They may even be making it harder for me if i chose to uninstall it

Why have preinstalled apps though? Hear me out… i am very new to Linux and enjoying it quite much.

But most of the preinstalled programs that came with mint, i have not touched and never will.