New to PopOS. Attempting to get Openrgb to see my devices, need to move this file into the rules.d folder, yet cannot due to locked permissions. Any workaround? Thanks. : r/pop_os
I'm new in linux. Cannot paste files to my HDD drives, this error occurs. Couldn't find proper solution on google, I maybe missing something, please help. Pop Os 21.04 : r/pop_os
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