From: davey@example.invalid
On Mon, 17 Feb 2025 15:26:51 -0500
Paul wrote:
> On Mon, 2/17/2025 6:32 AM, Davey wrote:
>
> >
> > cd ~
> > ls -a
> > (bunch of stuff)
> > .mozilla
> > (bunch more stuff)
> > cd .mozilla
> > ls
> > extensions
> >
> > No sign of Firefox (nor TB, but that's probably in snap).
> >
> > In all, this is pointless. I will try something different, whether
> > it's Ubuntu 24.04, or Linux Mint, which I am currently downloading.
> >
> > More later, thanks for help.
> >
>
> I'm going back outside in a moment, but I'll make the general
> comment that these two things, are stored in different areas.
>
snip for brevity
>
> I've done a few Upgrades on Ubuntu, and nothing untoward
> happened to any profiles. It was all still there. On some
> occasions, I had to restore my setup from backup, because
> I forgot a step from preparation. Upgrades can be
> broken by custom-installed materials, and you're supposed
> to keep crib notes for later, as to what things need to be
> removed, before the Upgrade process kicks off. I usually
> get it right after the second or third try.
>
> Paul
I am having so many problems with this 22.04 that I am just going to
limp along for now, I have most of the important stuff functioning, and
then try both 24.04 and then Linux Mint as alternatives. But screwing
around with this has waste so much of my time that I need to get my
other life back up-to-date, and then come back to this later. I am not
knowledgeable enough to fix this on my own.
One thing that got better: Automount appears to have some functioning
now. But that's about it!
Thanks for all the help.
--
Davey.
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