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Gary R. Schmidt wrote:
> On 19/12/2025 15:07, Felix wrote:
>> Felix wrote:
>>>
>>> I need to transfer/copy a LOT of files of all kinds, eg. video,
>>> audio, text, html, etc., from NTFS formatted SATA mechanical drives
>>> via a USB case to an internal SATA mechanical drive formatted in
>>> Ext4, but using Nemo the file transfer often stops with an error
>>> message 'Input/Output error'. According to Mr. Google this is a
>>> common Linux problem with transferring/copying files, and due to
>>> inadequate buffering. I tried another copy app ( File Manager
>>> PCManFM ) that seemed a bit better but still had the problem. The
>>> task is unmanageable while this problem exists. What can I do about
>>> it? would more RAM help? I have 16 Gb installed. The CPU is AMD
>>> Ryzen 5 5500 × 6. and the motherboard is an Asus Prime B550M-K
>>>
>>> Also I notice there have been replies to previous matters I have
>>> posted about, but I've been too busy to follow up on them all, but I
>>> intend to do so eventually.
>>>
>>
>> does no one know why there is no menu item?
>>
> Because Linux does it better and correctly from the command line.
>
> If you need to click'n'drool, use windows.
I don't know what the heck happened here. This is the post I meant to
reply to..
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Gordon wrote:
> On 2025-12-15, Felix wrote:
>> I'm trying to get this app to appear in the menu..
>>
>> /home/peter/LINUX/Packages/linux_czkawka_gui_x86_64
>>
>> I've tried EVERY method to do it but they don't work! I can run the app
>> by double clicking it, but I can't make it appear in the menu. ??
>>
> Right click on the destop and choose create new launcher here... This
> will
> give you the desktop file.
I had tried that, but even tho LM says it will create a menu item, it
doesn't. viz: https://auslink.info/linux/launcher.png
also, this method doesn't work either ..
https://auslink.info/linux/menu2.png
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hence my comment "does no one know why there is no menu item?". perhaps
it may have something to do with the program I am trying 'launch'?
>
> Cheers,
> Gary B-)
--
Linux Mint 22.2
{I shot Felix and buried him}
Gary R. Schmidt wrote:
On
19/12/2025 15:07, Felix wrote:
Felix wrote:
I need to transfer/copy a LOT of files of all kinds, eg.
video, audio, text, html, etc., from NTFS formatted SATA
mechanical drives via a USB case to an internal SATA
mechanical drive formatted in Ext4, but using Nemo the file
transfer often stops with an error message 'Input/Output
error'. According to Mr. Google this is a common Linux problem
with transferring/copying files, and due to inadequate
buffering. I tried another copy app ( File Manager PCManFM )
that seemed a bit better but still had the problem. The task
is unmanageable while this problem exists. What can I do about
it? would more RAM help? I have 16 Gb installed. The CPU is
AMD Ryzen 5 5500 × 6. and the motherboard is an Asus Prime
B550M-K
Also I notice there have been replies to previous matters I
have posted about, but I've been too busy to follow up on them
all, but I intend to do so eventually.
does no one know why there is no menu item?
Because Linux does it better and correctly from the command line.
If you need to click'n'drool, use windows.
I don't know what the heck happened here. This is the post I meant
to reply to..
................................................................
......................................................
Gordon wrote:
On 2025-12-15, Felix
<none@not.here>
wrote:
I'm trying to get
this app to appear in the menu..
/home/peter/LINUX/Packages/linux_czkawka_gui_x86_64
I've tried EVERY method to do it but they don't work! I can run
the app
by double clicking it, but I can't make it appear in the menu.
??
Right click on the destop and choose create new launcher here...
This will
give you the desktop file.
I had tried that, but even tho LM says it will create a menu item,
it doesn't. viz: https://aus
ink.info/linux/launcher.png
also, this method doesn't work either .. https://auslin
.info/linux/menu2.png
................................................................
................................................................
.....................
hence my comment "does no one know why there is no menu item?".
perhaps it may have something to do with the program I am trying
'launch'?
Cheers,
Gary B-)
--
Linux Mint 22.2
{I shot Felix and buried him}
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