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Yes, interesting details. But the same holds true for most any banking institution. They treat your money as theirs and charge you for using your money. Been going on for centuries. Now the bankers and insurance agencies appear to be running the world. I encourage all to close their banking...

FYI: I believe a similar topic was discussed january of this year, with @captain-sensible responding. regarding PRN files. I saw it earlier cannot find it now.

https://itsfoss.com/gparted/ https://www.slackbook.org/html/installation-partitioning.html Am going to bed

Thanks, @Nelson Muntz !

Yes but partition manager (gparted) should be included in the install steps. Let me see if I can get some example for you. Will be pausing for my supper soon, however. So maybe another can step in, please. from Manjaro --...

FYI -- Double Post is a no-no! But let's continue. . . OK. Start over and use gparted in install to partiion three partitions -- a root (/) of 24GB, a swap of one GB, and a /home of 100GB. I would suggest leaving the rest of the hard drive Unallocated, for now unless you are going to use...

Do you mean GRUB rescue? are you installing Manjaro, only? Give us some hardware information, to begin with -=- make and model of PC, amount or RAM installed, Optical drive or not, etc.

@Bl4ck -- what does the fdisk -l command return? could you include a screenshot for gparted, as well, please?

Welcome, @Santos-fx ! I recommend setting up your profile and introducing yourself.

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Have never tried rofi, but ArchWiki usually helps resolve such issues. Hope it helps!

In general, YOU need to view this informative link passed on to me from an inquisistive mind.

Can't print w/o install is what OP was told. When working for a contractor at HP in Boise, one engineer (not an all-knowing one) had me use the PRN command to do somehting similar.

Have you tried online book stores, I.e. Powell's Books? How about 'Beginners Tutorials' for a quick references, right here at Linux.org?