[SOLVED] Newbie Antix problems and questions, sessions, displays, mount and Mega sync
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Newbie Antix problems and questions, sessions, displays, mount and Mega sync
Hi and sorry for the newbie questions, but this newbie wants to understand and use Arch on his aging material.
I have a 2009 (?) Dell Studio laptop T6400 2gHz running Antix 15, 4Gb memory. I'm using X11, kernel 4.0.5 antix amd64. I did a sudo apt-get update and upgrade yesterday 1/15/17. I installed a few apps, Firefox, Opeshot, Audacity because I need to do some light audio and video editing. I can't find any of them on the menu.
I'm finding problems with sessions not remembering my settings, dual display, etc.
Also, I can't seem to make a permanent sda2 mount, where I put my multimedia files.
I can't seem to get my Mega sync working.
That's a tall order and I hope I'm not overloading anyone. Any help would be greatly appreciate. I'm not proficient with command prompts but willing to learn. Thanks beforehand, 33Nicolas
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