Can you access the http ports from outside your home network?

Lol now you know. That’s the most we tend to get out of some problems!

Lol wtf! Are these like novelty cursors or something? Does arch not come with a default cursor? The only thing odder to me than this problem is that two people had it! The internet is great and technology always entertaining.

Good luck friend. I found this article relating to clearing segfaults. Maybe something they’re helps. Out of my wheelhouse for advice.

Do you have backups from before your last update? If so of start there. If not, try to uninstall and reinstall the AUR packages once at a time. You probably also have some kind of option to look for broke packages and repair them with your package manager. Another thing to try would be to open say vscodium from the cli and see if it outputs anything useful when the program fails.

Edit: this isn’t an exhaustive list and I don’t use arch, but it’s what I would do if I were on a rolling distro.

Edit 2: Here’s the commands for your package manager. Make a current state backup and then start looking for your problem. Section 7 to start with from the website.

This does that Tvheadend is tuner/dvr software. I use nextpvr on my windows box and I used to use mythtv on my Linux box. If you want alternatives

Things in this vein were exactly what i was looking for wwhen i made the post. thanks. Freed up almost a gig.

i’m also using a chromebook with 16 gb emmc storage. my installs keep being about 10 gigs with xfce. i was thinking i would end up with just about your numbers but there is almost 5 gigs of other stuff i ended up with from the live disk installer.

I am using xfce atm. I might just have to fix my driver problems and do a netinstall

That’s a good idea. I can probably scrounge one up

i have broken the install a few times just deleting stuff. The live disk won’t find my wifi card so i can’t net install unless I buy an ethernet adapter.

I’ve never tried it but i don’t see why not. Let us know what ends up working for you. Your English reads well to me.

I read through your post a few times and it seems like you want the option to use your Persistent storage or just use the stick as a default install live boot medium.

If so, have you thought about using any of the live usbs with persistence and just make multiple users. One where persistence is used and encrypted and one that does not have access to the Persistent partition?

I usually use debian with x on old laptops but I’ve heard good things about gallium being pretty light