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I think I understand what was causing the issue - but I am still a bit confused. The drives that I used had installs of the Tails OS upon them, due to be experimenting with Tails on an earlier project: ******************************************** $ sudo blkid /dev/mapper/Debian-var...

Using Debian 12 on laptop - while troubleshooting an issue with mariadb not installing, I found that my sole USB port isn't recognizing USB drives installed into it. STEPS TAKEN: 1. ran the "dmesg -w" command to see new messages once I installed a drive, to test recognition in Dophin. Said test...

Okay, I'm confused about the repositories. 1. a. What do the highlighted parts below signify? I ask, because Bookworm is the release name - but I don't believe the other items are "releases," per se (namely: "bookworm-security," "bookworm-updates," "bookworm-backports,") - so, what are they...

Apologies on the late response, as I have been researching in order to fully understand your response; as I don't wish to waste anyone's time, I will follow up, once I fully grasp it.

I am reading the AptConfiguration documentation that you provided. Sorry for needing to have this broken down further - but I need clarification on some of the things you mentioned, as I am still learning: 1. ************************************************** "To fix your problem you need to...

cat /etc/apt/sources.list **************************************************** $ cat /etc/apt/sources.list # deb cdrom:[Debian GNU/Linux 12.2.0 Bookworm - Official amd64 DVD Binary-1 with firmware 20231 007-10:29]/ bookworm main non-free-firmware ####FTP Site #### deb...

Unfortunately, this also seems to be preventing me from installing other applications: can't install rclone, as the system keeps wanting to install mariadb - even though mariadb isn't listed as one of rclone's dependencies. Checked online. The only information came from this site: 1) sudo...

Attempting to install mariadb-server - but continually experiencing issues: **************************************************************************************** XXXXXXXX@XXXXXXXXX:~$ sudo apt install mariadb-server Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state...

Unfortunately, the documentation seems to indicate that the application is just for Ubuntu and Arch installations. Nothing seems to be available on the Github page either. Attempts to install with the documentation on the Fedora Magazine page (the article from 2019 was the only one I could find...

Is anyone able to see these posts?

(I posted this question in the Remmina Reddit page - but since my account is in "Pending" state for the past few days, I figured on mentioning this issue here.) I am using a Debian 12 laptop, remotely connecting via Tailscale to the Rocky 9 desktop system. While I am able to remotely access...

Edited to correct: both are physical devices (as in: "no VMs involved at this time").

Finally able to get the connection working with the Remmina client on my Debian 12 laptop, to my Rocky 9 XRDP server - both are physical devices. Currently experiencing an issue in which the audio from the server isn't registering on the Lenovo Ideapad laptop, though. No error message shows -...

Not needing it for spying, as much as watching to make sure that my stuff/space isn't tampered with.

So, is this to say that I would need a VNC client to be installed upon the mobile?

Bit of context (as I've had the optics of the request explained to me): I'm suspecting my tenant-roommate of accessing my room while I am working (or otherwise out of my house). Unfortunately, while I'm fairly certain of my suspicions - I've no proof of it. With that said, does anyone know of...

Okay - I was able to resolve the issue...the only problem is, I don't know the reason why it worked (for this reason, I'm considering the effort as a partial fail): I fully removed all tor installs, then rebooted the system. Once I did that, I downloaded the tar package, checked .sig, and...

And will this method 1. allow others to use the program (under their personal login profile, of course), and 2. allow the program to be recognized as a program (so that I can start it up from the Applications' List? I'm trying it now to test out whether those two conditions can be met.

That's fair - but the steps that I attempted were performed to try to fix the problem of being unable to to access the /usr/local/share/tor-browser directory, in order to perform the --register-app command under my normal, non-root/sudo login. The original idea was to attempt to download and...

I can try that now, after I remove the earlier install attempts. If that works, that is great - but I would like to isolate why my attempts to install from Bash are failing. [test-user@XXXXX ~]$ sudo dnf install tor [sudo] password for test-user: Last metadata expiration check: 0:33:39 ago on...