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Frankly, that I do not know. Your system appears broken in ways that confuse and confuddle me. But, can you confirm if .local is in the list of files when you run ls -la ~/? If you can conform that, the next command I'd want you to run would be ls -la ~/.local. In that case, you'd be looking...

It's sort of just bad timing on your part, if you're seeing it that often. https://hetrixtools.com/report/uptime/8657dab32ecff4d8543529a2f967a0a2/ Somewhere, there's a giant thread on the subject. The above link is a monitoring service that checks https://linux.org for specific text every...

That's the information I want to know. I want to know if you have a .local directory. The errors I find concerning. I think you may have some underlying condition(s) that are preventing your system from working normally.

What's the output of ls -la ~/? Please post the text, not a screenshot of the text.

I think I move more threads to the Kali sub-forum than actually start there. That number is likely similar for you, as I see you move quite a few threads to the sub-forum. In other words, the average Kali user isn't able to figure out where to best post their questions. If they can't figure...

Be careful. The actual official site is lubuntu.me and not one of the other domains that are owned by other people. Though, yeah, the main forum does go down with some regularity. The site itself is usually pretty reliable.

Hip surgery sucks. Your replacement will be better than mine, but it still sucks. Make sure to do your physical therapy if you want the best recovery possible. Mine was due to an automobile wreck (I wasn't driving) and it was a pretty spectacular event. I basically blew the entire top off my...

Good thinking. I'm more worried that they never actually installed it, but that's good thinking.

That needs to be in ~/.bashrc and then that file needs to be reloaded. That's covered in the 2nd article. It's done with Nano and then a simple terminal command where you declare a new source for the file.

Run the installation (for PyGPT) again. You've installed the audio bits, so just try that. That was pip install PyGPT I think. Also, before you try that, try running this command: ~/.local/bin/PyGPT (Just to see if it's not lowercase.)

Then where did PIP install PyGPT?!? I wonder if you've somehow otherwise broken things. You should almost certainly have this directory - and that's where Python applications should exist. (This assumes you didn't use sudo. If you used sudo, I'm not sure where they'd have gone - but even then...

You can safely skip this one: https://linux-tips.us/meta-the-state-of-linux-tips-23/ You will not learn anything of value, at least I don't think you will.

https://www.networksecuritytoolkit.org/nst/index.html

Have you seen this page: https://askubuntu.com/questions/635426/how-can-i-easily-control-cpu-speed-on-ubuntu

What's the output of this command: ls ~/.local/bin

Moved to the Kali sub-forum.

If I understand correctly, apt-get is the stable interface and you're supposed to use it for scripting and stuff like that. The apt command is subject to change and interacts with apt-get. (Meaning apt isn't deprecated.)

Try this command: ~/local/bin/pygpt That's where I'd guess it is installed. I'm also assuming that it's following convention and lowercase.

Generally low-level things, that is processes owned by 'root'. Run this command in the terminal: ps aux | grep root

I can vouch for the commands to install Python's PIP. Those I know to be accurate. (You can verify this by searching for other tutorials, as I'm sure they exist.) I can NOT vouch for PyGPT's properly installing with PIP. From the looks of things, that threw an error - but I have no idea how far...