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Too many boot devices to choose from
A bit of background
Since you see named boot entries like Windows Boot Manager and debian, you clearly have a system with UEFI firmware, booting the named OSs in UEFI native mode. Since one of the ...
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Windows, Linux and wireless
Here's the thing, when I'm done in Linux and boot to Windows, something happened and even when the network card is detected, it cannot detect any wireless networks.
Perhaps the Linux driver for the ...
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meld won't start on Cygwin: No module named 'meld'
Alternative solution to the problem explained by @einpoklum.
Add location where meld/conf.py is to path via e.g.
export PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/pythonN.M/site-packages
The path can be found via e.g.
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