blackhole what is the severity of those bugs though... how high are they rated? like 1-10

I meant debian because its known for stability. Not the security aspect lol.

@ralph

Fair enough, but would showing you vgdisplay, pvdisplay, help

EDIT: I figured out the next step,

had to do this:

lvextend -L +100%FREE /dev/mapper/matrix-home

with gparted disabling luks encryption temporarily

Now I need to go from there.

its now in the physical volume but not yet the virtual volume, etc...

EDIT ONE MORE:

It still doesn't show in my file manager or home the change. yet.

@ralph not even close to the truth, I don't know why you said that

@ralph Hmm not working...

@Vert yes I did clone a smaller to a bigger. I forget if e2fsck, partimage, partclone or something else is needed

aitor, you working on Excalibur? Just wondering when that version coming out.

One line of code caused all that?

I thought the web was built more like debian, not archlinux LOL.

I once made one tiny mistake in mkinitcpio.conf in Hyperbola and it wouldn't boot it dropped me to a shell.

The issue?

I didn't remove the parentheses from the i915 line

And therefore, I kept getting it borked every time I tried. lol.

This feels like that kind of situation.

How can I pass the whole GROUP="plugdev"

to /lib/udev/rules.d/50-udev-default.rules

Where in that rule file would I put it and what do I put before it?

I see stuff like SUBSYSTEM ACTION KERNEL AND LABEL

But I don't know where I would put it.

Also, you are speaking of putting this into the host OS right?

Let me know ralph, as I have tried this but it isn't showing up in my vm.

Its peculiar.

EDIT: Btw, when I boot up my image, all I see is this all I see is two lsusb mentions. and neither are my usb adapter that I am using.

via lsusb in my terminal that is

You know a situation is stupid when marketing is the only reason something prevails over something else.

like rust vs fil-C

or systemd, or pulseaudio, pipewire, avahi, dbus, networkmanager and their libraries forced down people's throats.

But hey, that seems to be the norm. I don't get why... but it is the reality.

Didn't know that there were amd or intel cpus that had no integrated graphics cards in them.

@tux_99 what kind of cpu do you have? I thought intel and amd both had their own individual graphics card functionality built in.

@stargate try looking at this, it beats the troll you shared and then some:

https://github.com/google/recaptcha/issues/519

@steve_v I don't use nvidia either... I tend to think, myself, why bother having an additional graphics card. They waste electricity even if you aren't using them and a lot more if you are.