Issues with file manager on Linux
Issues with file manager on Linux
They managed to complete everything, yet it doesn't function correctly. I've tested it on Arch, Manjaro, and EndeavourOS this evening. The only thing that works is launching the trainer, but the game itself fails to start.
I altered my perspective, you're now my champion. The PopOS setup was about ten minutes ago and everything seemed okay. I tried a tutorial on YouTube about switching kernels, not from Linus. After some research, I decided to give it another shot since I'd experimented with it earlier this year. I could revert if needed, but this time the process failed completely—my motherboard screen wouldn't load beyond that point. Luckily, I retained my data because I kept EndeavourOS on a separate SSD. I then ran the command with base-devel and git, and everything functioned perfectly now. I can use trainers in games without issues. I'm relieved the problem was fixed, even though it meant abandoning PopOS. Overall, switching to Arch worked out well for me.
It’s wise to regularly copy files from your user folder. The storage used by EndeavourOS might have stopped working because of a power failure, technical issue, or manufacturing mistake. You can use rsync, which I rely on on FreeBSD: rsync -rvt --delete --exclude-from='/home/user/Documents/FreeBSD/exclude.txt' /home/user /wdc/fs1. In the exclude.txt file you listed, there’s an entry for 'linux-browser-installer', 'VirtualBox VMs', 'Terraform', 'venv', and 'Desktop'. This ensures only essential folders are backed up, preserving important data while skipping less critical directories.