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So the only things that need editing is the source and target?
Thanks for clearing that up for me.
Time for a bit of practice :)

You don't need to wait until August.
I most times wait at least 3 months before making the move.
That's just to check how the upgrade will work.
If I'm not happy, I move back and try again each...

For me, neofetch shows...

OS: Lubuntu 22.04.4 LTS x86_64

I'm needing to make several subdirectories.
How should I edit the script above to accomplish this?
Or is the script repeated for each desired subdirectory?

Can this also be done with "mkdir" and "size limit"? Something like...
mkdir /home/wyatt/Desktop/Audio-001 size-limit=100MThen make the next directory after moving up to 100M to the Audio-001...

I have over 600 mp3 audio files.
In scripting, is there a way to sort these files into separate subdirectories while retaining a max size limit for the subdrectories?
Each subdirectory can hold no...

Please excuse my lack of understanding but...
What is REISUB'd?
I assume LiveUSB was meant based on the OP's grammar of the first sentence.

You may need to reistall *buntu.
Are you currently using the LiveUSB?

To upgrade, use

sudo apt upgrade

Which do you want, Thunderbird or Hey?
You can have both, but that may cause other problems.

My first guess solution...
Completely purge the installed email client and install the one you want....

I had similar issue's when I first transitioned to *buntu.
Those issue's were caused by numerous things such as background app's, numerous browser tabs/windows open, growing logs, snap's, etc.
...

Answering 2 questions will help to locate which command lines you need.

What *buntu are you using? (Ubuntu, Lubuntu, Xubuntu, etc)
What linuxbabe app's do you use?

Maybe something at this page...

It appear's as though you were typing your reply while I was editing my post.
Anyhow, that too might be useful.
Again, thanks bunches :)

Thank you so very much.
The below worked.
Marking this as solved.

cd /home/wyatt/Downloads
for i in /home/wyatt/Desktop/Test-Folder-2/Image/Wyatts-Scripts.zip...

Oops...missed your reply...let me read and try.
Please don't reply until after my next post.

What I tried didn't work.
What all am I missing in the script?
The script has...
...

Update...


Looks like I'm missing a few things here such as '$i' designation, etc

I'll post later with the terminal output.

It appear's a loop is useful, indeed.
Just so I understand...am I missing anything?

'/home/wyatt/Downloads/File-1.zip /home/wyatt/Desktop/Zipped/File-2.zip ; do unzip "$i"; done'

I had this same issue with spotify.
Turns out that the public key I was using had expired.
I went to spotify's website and obtained the new public key.
The error went away after running the new...

I have multiple zipfile's (*.zip) in 3 different subdirectories.

Using the terminal, how would I unzip these into a different directory?
Not into the current directory.

Looks like some good, old-fashioned, straight-forward, and sound advice here.
Thank you all.

I'm thinking the Seagate Thin that I bought off Ebay was a corrupt hard drive.
It was doing the same thing in Windows 7 Home SP1 too.

There may be more wrong with that Hard Drive than we know.
I...

It seems to be a good and stable connection.
In fact, I mentioned that in the following quote.


It seems to be good enough that I'm on it now without issue's.

I ran the command and did the "cold boot".

What's my next step?

Re-run the wireless info script?
Give it a little time and observe?

i made a few statements in my original post here that I recently learned aren't true.

It is my old 80gb HDD that is the Western Digital Blue.

The HDD that is in the laptop when the report was...

I've done all I know to do, resetting the wireless adapter, and the modem, router and/or access point in Windows.
I have no clue how to do those things in *buntu.


This started happening when I...