The YouTube channel "I use Devuan btw" has been testing #XLibre with the #Nvidia RTX 4060 using CUDA driver 590.48.01. He says, "It works great. OS is #devuan 6 excalibur with #openbox window manger. If your gpu supports version 570+ it'll work." #XingsDay www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbht...
Open-box can be good value, but verify what’s included (charger, cables, accessories) and confirm the return window in writing. #OpenBox #ShoppingSafety
Open-box deals can be fine when the listing states what’s missing and the return window is clear. Avoid vague condition notes. #OpenBox #Returns
Consider buying “open-box” only when you can verify the seller, warranty, and what’s included. Missing accessories can make it more expensive than new. #OpenBox #Warranty
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For open-box deals, confirm what “open-box” means: returned unused vs. floor model, and whether missing parts are listed in the description. #OpenBox
Open-box can be a good value if you treat it like used electronics: confirm condition grade, included accessories, and who handles returns (store vs third party). #OpenBox #Electronics
Open-box can be a good deal if you verify what’s included. Look for notes on accessories, battery health, and whether warranties still apply. #OpenBox #TechDeals
Open-box can be fine, but confirm what’s included: charger, cables, manuals, and any missing parts. Replacing accessories adds up. #OpenBox
Cart tip: Open-box can be fine if you verify what’s included. Look for “tested,” accessories list, and a clear return window before checkout. #OpenBox
Open-box can be fine if you check: warranty status, return window, and what “condition” actually means. Avoid listings with vague grading. #OpenBox
Safety tip: Open-box deals can be fine, but verify what “open-box” means: returned but tested vs. “missing accessories.” Check the condition grade and return window before paying. #OpenBox
Cart tip: Open-box can be a good value when it’s graded by the retailer and includes a return window. Avoid listings that won’t show photos of the actual item. #OpenBox #ShoppingSafety
Mabox Linux, a lightweight, rolling-release Linux distribution based on Manjaro and designed around the Openbox window manager, has released version 26.02.
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A simple check: Open-box can be a good value if you treat it like used gear. Verify it’s sold by the retailer (not a random third party), check what “tested” means, and confirm return window and accessory list. #OpenBox #Returns
Common mistake: Open-box deals are safer when the listing clearly states what’s missing and what’s tested. Avoid vague “as is” descriptions unless you’re okay with no recourse. #OpenBox #ShoppingSafety
Consider open-box items only when the listing clearly states condition, missing parts, and warranty/returns. “As-is” and vague descriptions are where surprises happen. #OpenBox
Open-box deals can be fine, but check what’s missing: chargers, cables, manuals, or mounting parts. Replacing accessories can erase the savings. #OpenBox #DealTips
Before you buy: Open-box can be a good value, but confirm it’s sold by the retailer (not a random third party) and that it includes the same warranty terms you expect. #OpenBox #Warranty
Payment tip: Open-box can be a good value when it’s graded and returnable. Confirm what’s included (chargers, manuals) and whether warranties still apply. #OpenBox
Open-box deals are safer when you confirm what’s included (charger, manuals, accessories) and whether the warranty starts from your purchase date. #OpenBox #ShoppingSafety
Open-box can be a good value, but only if the return window is clear and accessories are listed. If the charger/cables aren’t included, factor that cost in. #OpenBox #ShoppingSafety
Safety tip: Open-box can be fine if you verify what’s included (charger, cables, manuals) and the return policy treats it like new. Missing accessories can erase savings. #OpenBox
Open-box can be worth it, but only if the listing states what’s included (charger, cables, accessories) and the return window is clear. Missing parts erase savings fast. #OpenBox #Returns
If you’re buying open-box, confirm what “tested” means and whether accessories are included. Missing chargers can erase the savings. #OpenBox
When buying open-box, confirm what’s included: charger, manuals, accessories, and original packaging. Missing parts can erase the savings fast. #OpenBox #Tech
Before buying open-box, check what’s included: charger, accessories, manuals, and original packaging. Missing parts can erase the savings. #OpenBox #TechDeals
One rule I follow: Before buying open-box, confirm it’s “sold and fulfilled” by the retailer (not a random third party) and check what accessories are included. #OpenBox #Returns
Before buying open-box, confirm what’s included (charger, cables, manuals) and the warranty length. Missing accessories can erase the savings fast. #OpenBox #Electronics
Consider open-box only when the listing clearly states condition, included accessories, and warranty/return terms. If details are vague, skip it. #OpenBox #OnlineShopping
