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Distribution is irrelevant in this case as the syntax to edit visudo is universal.

sudo visudo will open visudo with sudo privileges so that you can save your changes. So long as you're doing this command, there will be no permission issues. Not sure how to resolve your apple keyboard issue.

My Studio and Home Lab collects a LOT of dust. My house was built in like the early early 1900s so has a lot of stone walls and stone foundation that has deteriorated. Not quite "dirt floor" status, but definitely "dust floor". So I clean my rigs/servers rather frequently due to build up. I...

So given the level of stupidity I felt this AM after reading f33dom3bits response I did some homework (over coffee, I promise lol). Figured I'd share for those getting into Proxmox themselves. The following as a summarized breakdown of Proxmox's firewall options. 1. Firewall: Yes Explanation...

I should have known this idk wth I was thinking. I did actually disable ufw entirely before I got to diving in to see if ufw was the issue but the issue persisted spite having stopped disabled the ufw service. I wonder if having installed and enabled it bricked the proxmox firewall if that's...

I guess I can go back as far as the oregon trail on floppy disc but I couldn't tell you what computer it was. I remember it being small and bulky and the keyboard was built into the machine if I recall.

That moment that something simple stumps you for the better part of a whole day and makes you question your every skill set 0_o. One of them days!

I'm afraid this is about as far back as my memory goes lol. At least I'm out of diapers though right? Lol

I'm pretty novice when it comes to networking unfortunately, but I'm wondering if Netdata or Nagios might be something to consider? I don't know much about them but I do know they've got some pretty neat monitoring utilities.

Last night I was dinking around on the home lab (Proxmox VE 8.2.7 x86_64) and noticed that spite having thought I'd enabled ufw it still showed as inactive. I went ahead and enabled it and went to bed. I wake up this AM to find that all of my VM's have no internet access. I ran ufw verbose...

Most GUI based file explorers offer the "show hidden files" option in the context menu. You can also do it via CLI with ls -a and just remove the desired files. Had I known they were hidden I'd of recommended this earlier. Though I'm pretty sure the find / -type d \( -name "freenet" -o -name...

Lol right on, iit must be the Wizzardly thing that had me goin haha. I had it all backwards. I guess I was under the impression KGIII was the leader. I don't think I've seen JasKinassis and I can't say I've seen Rob either. But then again I only frequent every couple weeks or so. Either way...

Quoting my status outside of context, making it sound as though I'm some how defending spammers. Offtopic/General belong in Offtopic/General; adverts and bots should be warned, banned and deleted. That's basic forum 101; a concept our moderators are well aquainted with. Every night at like 11pm...

The ENTIRE Arch Wiki is equally as elaborate and in depth. I was reading it long before ever having actually switched to Arch full time for my host PC. I recommend it to any user looking to understand Linux to any extensive degree regardless of Distro choice. You simply cannot read the Arch Wiki...

I don't mean to sound insulting; I don't know your experience level so I have to cover the basics. You're not actually using /path/to/freenet/icons are you? You'd be surprised how many people just copy and paste. That directory will most definitely not exist. Just to make sure we're on the...

Regardless of which Distro you're trying to dual boot; this is worth a read

If I understood the googlinz I did on this; this is an optimization choice correct? I don't know much about initramfs to be honest; beyond that it's a temp file system used for the boot process. It loads up drivers and modules n such right?

Icons are generally located in either ~/.icons or /usr/share/icons, are there any freenet related directories in there? If so, try sudo rm -r /path/to/freenet/icons , sudo not required if located in ~/.icons

I do the same thing. I typically do a fresh install and run through all settings and extensions just to make sure it's setup right. I guess I'm not familiar with esr. I've always just installed "firefox" and remained ignorant of esr (literally had to google it after you'd mentioned it). I'd...