I appreciate your help!

Spot on who I was looking for!

Thanks so much!

It would be cool if I can get the bash to do this

And I would say that almost everything Stephen Wright did was a shower thought. But you and I may disagree and still be friends.

Glory to you - and to your house!

sys.setrecursionlimit(1500)

(I have no idea what I’m doing)

USA!!! Bread and Circuses.

WITHOUT BREAD!!!

Get up on the floor and get down.

Turn up the A/C. Am I…

1. Making it colder?
2. Making it hotter?

The debate continues to rage (in our house)

Sorry. I made myself “instructional” videos installing things and whatnot on the live USB before installing and BOY!, watching myself go so slowly through everything and still miss obvious stuff is EXCRUCIATING.

But I know who I’m dealing with. I’m solidly average or below.

Can I use usermod to apply the -r after the fact, or do I need to remove the user and redo it correctly?

Linux Mint 22.1

It’s mine. I own the Shakespeare copyright.

Pay up.

Umm, y’all, this is serious.

Teach them about beans.

This turned out to be key, along with another comment. I went BACK to my BIOS and sure enough, with all the changes I had left secure boot enabled. Disabled it and everything went so smoothly I felt a little embarrassed.

Thanks friend!

Shoot. I got a lot of stuff on that drive.

I thought about pop OS but I don’t like that it’s owned by some corporation or something. And I thought about Manjaro but it’s Arch Linux and I don’t even want to open that can of worms. I’m having enough trouble in debian, with tons of tutorials and help.

I have used the software manager to install the drivers (didn’t work and the computer froze at login) but it was after a Timeshift not a fresh install. I’d hate to do that now just to find it still didn’t work.

1. I have successfully “installed” them but when I’ve run nvidia-smi it says they aren’t loaded. Nvidia Prime applet says ERR.
2. Yes they’re NTFS. The computer is using fuse to access it. It seems the root permission things is linked to installing video drivers. Every time I do it it changes the “home” drive and the “root” drives.