Which is why I open unknown source PDFs in a VM :)

If it is a one time transfer, plug them both into a PC ,set USB as file transfer then copy the folders over

Does this count ARMv6 256MB RAM running OpenMediaVault…hmm I have to fix my clock. LOL

Kdeconnect paired between phone and device will give you a media touch pad for play, pause, skip etc. Once the media is started. You can also config connect bash commands on the device and run them via the phone.

If I leave my PC and won’t be coming back I can hit the lock screen command, or sleep command. Etc

Something like fslint might be what you want. Scan folders, lists duplicates, you set how you want to deal with them. Its more manual, but I think it is what you are actually trying to achieve.

Just experienced it this week, spend $30 on a game, asked for refund because the game does not look like screen images. Refunded, no questions asked.

I have been running OpenSUSE with nVidia for 7 years. No issues here.

Just the left foot only

I worked on HP Unix systems, SGI Iris etc: Running CAD on then till around '96 by then the big CAD players had ported to Windows NT and everything got switched to a PC. Because by then PCs had caught up and were much cheaper than running the Unix software and hardware

And AppArmor

SMART was established for HDD originally but adopted for SSD later. Some values may not be totally relevant these days…but it is the way the drive records errors, temperature, etc compared to a manufacturer determined threshold. The idea is drive would report to OS that it may be failing before a failure happens.

Hoepfully you just happened upon a seller looking to get rid of old components and not a scam.

There is a Linux app like Crystal Disk Mark, called KDiskmark that you can also run for some performance testing. Ifyou’ve connected the ssd to the data/msata interface (rather than using wxtwrnal USB2 adapter), and you get super terrible performance compared to online specs then it could be abused.

Best would be to search up BTRFS vs ZFS, or listen the the entire back catalog of 2.5admins; they regularly discuss both. ZFS is probably what you want, I only went BTRFS because it is what I got introduced to via OpenSUSE

Meh, snapper rollback

Same, but BTRFS

Zorin is GNOME based, you should have disks app installed. Open it, find the drive and select it (whether you have sata, usb, nvme) . on the hamburger menu choose the benchmark tool, then try the SMART tool. You will get an idea of the performance and if any smart flags got triggered.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME_Disks

Probably a great vehicle. Lightweight, good range, etc

I mean if I was a shitty corporation that wanted to onboard new clients I would do a sweet bait and switch later once they are dependant on the new system… And I don’t just mean Microsoft, it is common now

Or an EV

I would say that depends on why they are asking for help, you have got to get to the root of the issue first.

I got the notice to update to 11 a long time ago, then months later a notice my work laptop did not comply with requirements of TPM, but CPU OK.

For my HP workstation it had TPM 1.x and there was a firmware update that brought chip up to TPM 2.0. After I did that the W11 then said CPU doesn’t pass.

Then recently CPU is fine. LOL

They don’t even know what they want.

For home stuff everything is moved to Linux.