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I fondly remember having the bootloader on a floppy to dual boot my own machine due to some limitation about where Linux lived on my hard disk, but honestly it was probably more of a knowledge limitation at the time!

First shell was on a Debian 1.x machine in my friend’s living room since they had broadband.

Depending on what method of suspend you are employing, it could be due to lack of sufficient swap space. That’s a common problem.

Without more info this is a good best guess. However, Instead of the graphics card I would suspect an undersized swap space to support hibernation.

Learned about the importance of trailing slashes in rsync by using the -delete flag.

Ableton’s Push 3 standalone runs Linux too. Same gripe about their DAW as well.

I’ve had to do forensics on a rogue change. In finding when and who actually changed the file, mtime can help narrow it down when compared with wtmp.

Edited my response to be more helpful.

If you’re not opposed to it, it’s in the AUR.

Edit: Sorry a more helpful answer is that you can likely find it in manjaro’s add/remove software application. Optionally, From the command line you would execute pamac search syncterm if it exists pamac install syncterm

Here’s the documentation for enabling AUR: https://docs.manjaro.org/activating-the-aur-and-building-packages-with-pamac/

Lived through the 90s when the import car scene was huge. The term ricing back then was used when referring to asians who modified their cars, as a pejorative.

It really bummed me out to see it creep into the Linux community. Tried voicing displeasure back when I used Reddit and got blasted with downvotes and really distasteful comments, felt like I was alone in this feeling. Thanks, from some random Asian Linux user.

What distro do you use at work? Using that at home would benefit you professionally as well. I’d start there unless it’s redhat.

I like restic, haven’t seen it mentioned yet.

It’s always either /var/log, or my personal favorite some process spamming tiny files running the disk out of inodes.