does creating a new volume not fix it somehow?
what action it takes seems to be done on a distro-to-distro basis – the old fedora system i worked on used to stop their xserver.
grindr outages prove how slutty republicans truly are and it’s not that this economy has tragically collapsed – it’s that money is less messy. lol
you’re about 30 years too late to trade a blowjob for software development and what is up with this nancy reagan silliness?!!! lol
i am finally hoing to try Linux!
me too! i love linux and would absolutely hoe for it if i could! lol
i’ll recompile your kernel for a handjob… lmao
windows 95-esque application launcher
it’s fascinating that everything seems to start here.
so i got an email this morning reminding me to renew and they told me not to look at the breakdown. they told me “just donate and move on.” but I looked.
these screenshots are proof that the “means of production” are heavily skewed toward one developer over another. someone get lenin on the phone, because this distribution of wealth is a joke. i’m not mad, i’m just documenting history for the proletariat uprising.
it’s impossible to say w/o knowing more about qubes – i tried it a while ago and also found it buggy so i opted to manage my virtual machines myself.
which is why i recognize the error – it’s telling you that it can’t create the volume it’s been told to use because it exists in another context/userspace/domain.
if it’s more important to you that it doesn’t us additional resources – then you’ll need to find out where the volume exists.
if it’s more important that these vm’s run AND this volume isn’t required in order for them to run – then create a new space/context/domain and put the vm’s there.
the way to do this is going to depend on what you configured as the basis for qubes. there’s a strong chance that it’s kvm and both google and ai can show you how