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you maybe able to use fedora XFCE - But Debian or LMDE would most likely be a better fit.

Windows 7 was the last windows I ran, I was dual booting with Linux by the time 7 arrived. But I used it for a bit. And then switched to 100% Linux never looked back. I run only one windows program under wine now and find I use it seldom now as other Linux programs have equaled it. I do distro...

Hi @noelw, I don't have experience with these but this list may be of help.

Thanks, fixed it.

Ubuntu 24.10 and Debian 13 will get Apt version 3.0 see here for changes.

Than being said I have seen brand new keyboards right out of the box have a sticky key. But Let us know if it continues to happen in the mean time enjoy the journey!

What is the machine cpu, ram, Gpu Etc. What happened before the lock up was the kernel updated? You may also want to seek help at the OpenSuse forum found here.

Hello @Master_of_the_ice24, Welcome to the Linux.org forum. We can only hope it is a random event. My first suspicion would be a bit of dirt or something causing the e key to stick on the key board. I would first make sure the keyboard is cleaned. Canned air can work for that. But unless it...

can you give us a Little more info on the mchine? Inxi output would be good. Have you done a role back if you update recently?

Hello @jon777, Any file named with (.) in front of the file name will be hidden in Linux. So It maybe you moved the file but hid it. Try in file manager show hidden. You did not say which distro you are using so not sure how to tell you to do that in your set up.

The Open Suse Security team has released a long article about how they review Security issues with KDE6 , It's quite impressive. I've found out of all the KDE6 Distros I've tried so far Open Suse tumbleweed to be the best for stability and Just working.

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I had similar response times here also but about a 10 sec improvement over all. In any event not earth shattering but an improvement.

Did you ever get Chrome installed?

Thanks Chris, Changed the tittle ;) Also be aware if you have a local repository enabled you will have to change that to the original before making the changes in the blog. But since changing here yesterday it's been working great.