Detected means the system sees them. Mounted means the partitions in those drives have been mapped to a local area on your filesystem where you can access them.

Depending on your desktop and settings, this is usually an automatic thing for well known filesystems like NTFS or FAT, but not so with encrypted volumes because there are extra steps to mounting them during boot (like a passphrase).

If they you had Bitlocker enabled in Windows, then they will not automount. So if in Gnome open up the ‘Disks’ app, or ‘Partition Manager’ in KDE, see if your dicks show up there, then click on the partition you want to mount and it should ask for your disk password to mount it.

Not that I’ve heard of this. This isn’t a compressed package in the same way a zip is, it’s an application package.

I assume you mean they aren’t mounted and readily showing up for access. Are they encrypted?

Open whatever disk manager you like and see if there drives are detected, but just not mounted. Usually the case if they are encrypted.

That zip file contains an rpm package that has the PPD files. You’ll need to be on an RPM-based distro to install it as-is, or use a tool to unpack it.

What distro are you running?

This is a dumb poll.

1. People are pissed at Democrats because of Trump
2. Nobody wants Harris to try and run again
3. Newsom isn’t a candidate

Do this poll again and see how AOC, Mamdani, and Sanders are against Trump. The question in this post is asking which type of Turd Sandwich you’d like, with no option for “None of the above”.

Trump is wildly unpopular, and people will vote against him, but if you’re asking which other unpopular candidate you’d vote for, it’s a stupid question.

Rooting means you’re disabling or bypassing the hardware encryption signing for modules that are built for the device you’re on. If things aren’t signed, and something checks to ensure that they ARE signed, you’ll run into problems.

More likely Russia though.

Pretty goddamn sure this is because Trump wants to be the first Wilddle Boy to let a Nuke off the chain since it’s inception. Iran doesn’t have any, and nobody in the field of conflict has any that could get here, so…

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Do your initials happen to be NCAA?

They’re already being told to mobilize. Service members being called up all over the place. Under reported news. Might be a bluff, but I doubt it because it’s so fucking stupid, which tracks with this admin.

This is a teenager(?) workshopping stand-up material? Maybe trying for a Last Week Tonight format of some sort?

Can’t tell if this is link spam.

Fucking psychotic. These people have an actual mental illness, and they’re trying hard as hell to normalize it.

Edited to a bit more. See my other comment.

We can’t see your house, to it’s hard to give you very many options except the simplest.

You will more than likely need more hardware though.

Repeaters don’t work, especially on newer Wifi clients. You need a proper Mesh system to cover a larger area. Probably going to run you $300-$500USD for a 3 AP kit.

You’ll need to put that junky AP they sent you from the ISP into Passthrough Mode, hook up the new AP from the Mesh system as your new router, then just place the other new APs in mesh mode as you want them.

If you have multiple other APs and some wires Ethernet ports in the house, you could switch those into AP Mode, plug them into Ethernet, and they’ll act as extensions of your main router as a hacky mesh as well. The problem with this route is that if they are all different WiFi versions and standards, you’ll get a bit of wonky behavior here and there, but it will work.

Many in Urban areas will be fine for quite some time. Others with more space have already started adding EV charging, and increasing the presence of their convenience operations since EV charging customers will be at the properties a bit longer than normal gas fueling customers.

It’s just a pivot on their profit model and focus.

Most of the Linux support community is all handled in forums, though there are some development oriented chat spaces. If you’re looking for a place to just hang out and get live help, youre probably not going to find that.

That being said, the documentation for all distros is massive, and about as complete as you can get. That should be enough for most people, but I understand that not everyone is so technically inclined. I’ll hit some key points:

Most active: Probably Fedora or Arch Best Wiki: Arch first, Fedora second, Debian third, with others usually referring to the above Most active: Arch first, Debian second, Fedora third, with most Fedora comms happening in dev channels and issue tickets

In order to get help though, you need to get familiar with figuring out if your issue is with the actual distribution (it almost never is), the specific software you’re having an issue with, or a combo of both where the software has a configuration issue with the specific distro you’re running.

If you’re having a problem with Audacity on Fedora for instance, don’t go looking to the Fedora community for help, because it likely has nothing to do with Fedora. Go to the Audacity GitHub and search issues first, then start looking for specific information to your issue (error messages, logs…etc) next.

Well, for the exact reason I said. Google ignores reference to anything without other corroboration. Hard or anchor links are necessary.

Fediverse content requires fluidity, and the same content is available at dozens of places. If they scrape the same post at different endpoint URIs, it will be discarded as spam.

This isn’t even news, it’s a known thing, and Google themselves described this in their SEO docs. No Fediverse instance is going to be spending money with Google to get a higher ranking, so it’s just kind of not going to show up.

Fediverse content is generally not indexed by Google because it’s doesn’t have predictable landing pages or site indexes. It moves and changes.

If something is shared enough on enough places and has enough anchor/hard links backs to something, it will probably show up.

Great episode, tho