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triage reviews and mentions

• Repair the last installed kernel with a full /boot partition
  3 projects | /r/elementaryos | 1 Jul 2022

  There is a known issue on Elementary, system not cleaning automatically old kernel, completely filled the /boot partition.

• Where to submit feature requests?
  2 projects | /r/elementaryos | 3 Dec 2021

  https://github.com/elementary/triage, submit a issue here :))

• [HELP] I made manjaro boot disk, installed and erased disk as looked to work, restarted and freezes at dell logo / won't log in
  3 projects | /r/ManjaroLinux | 15 Sep 2021

  Thank you for the links / your time. I was able to boot 20.04 and 21 ubuntu so am wondering if its something other than this bug on my dell, as i am not getting that error message. I read somewhere that https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy wrote an iso raw and rufus (which i used) did not, so going to create a new boot disk with ventoy when home tonight and try that. Only have UEFI as its a new laptop and think i cant boot from legacy but hopefully the workarounds here https://github.com/elementary/triage/issues/74 will help some people! Thanks.

• Thank you & I won't miss elementary OS
  3 projects | /r/elementaryos | 25 Aug 2021

  I am talking about this issue for example, and the management of it. Of course the eOS developers didn't do anything wrong, Ubuntu devs messed up everything and lets wait for them to fix it. Meanwhile we are going to mix repos to our liking, and blame other devs if some apps wont install or work. The problem is not having bugs or issues with a software, they should be acknowledged and fixed, not blamed on other devs. I am very happy to hack around my system, but please dont try selling a frankensystem that has a 3 yr old ubuntu base as a "capable replacement for macos" because for example it wont even boot for me, although on the front page you can only "purchase" it (I know that if I type in 0usd i can just dl it, not my point)

• Help us Reddit, you're our only hope
  2 projects | /r/elementaryos | 21 Dec 2020

  Okay so I don't use Reddit or even like it but I joined just to say I started this process because I believe in the OS and truly like it. So the first thing I did was obviously create a Github account, it is under the same name. I copied the first question I came across from Stackexchange to https://github.com/elementary/triage/discussions under tag Q/A because there was no wifi tag. I will continue the copy process with questions containing Wifi. Of course this is going to include other questions; however, so be it. I am also posting a link to the post as an answer on stack exchange for the OP. If I am not doing this correctly please let me know... finally I can contribute. https://github.com/elementary/triage/discussions/51

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