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when trying to install wine through the software installer, it gives me this error:

Os pacotes a seguir têm dependências desencontradas: winehq-staging : Depende: wine-staging (= 11.4-1mx25+1) E: Não é possível corrigir os problemas, você tem pacotes retidos quebrados. E: The following information from --solver 3.0 may provide additional context: Unable to satisfy dependencies. Reached two conflicting decisions: 1. wine-staging:i386=11.4-1mx25+1 is selected for install because: 1. winehq-staging:amd64=11.4-1mx25+1 is selected for install 2. winehq-staging:amd64 Depende wine-staging (= 11.4-1mx25+1) [selected winehq-staging:amd64] For context, additional choices that could not be installed: * In winehq-staging:amd64 Depende wine-staging (= 11.4-1mx25+1): - wine-staging:amd64=11.4-1mx25+1 is not selected for install 2. wine-staging:i386 Depende wine-mono11.0.0:i386 but none of the choices are installable: [no choices]

idk what to do. Why doesnt wine provides a universal install wizard?
if it may cause conflicts, I must say that I have steam installed

Im a linux newbie (literally, Im a windows user and just installed mint on an old computer yesterday, but it ran so poorly even with xfce that I decided to try antix instead) its a 1.5 ghz dual core intel celeron b800 with 4gb of ram and a 512gb HDD that appears to be very slow. A friend had it collecting dust in his office and gave it to me cuz my pc died so I can have some computing power until I repair it, it came with win10 installed but its too slow (10 minutes to power on, 5 minutes to open chrome), so I decided to try linux and got mint cinnamon on it, but it was still too slow, 5 minutes to start up, 3 minutes to open firefox, then I switched to mint xfce, but still takes too much, more than a minute to open firefox, so I decided to install antix, as it appears to still be newbie friendly while being very lightweight (if you know something even more lightweight that isnt complicated and more in line with mint please let me know).

Anyways, as I was installing it today after watching two tutorials, I encountered a step that wasnt present in the videos, during install it asked me about swap and zram, idk exactly what it does but apparently its good to activate them, there is swap, and there is zram. Should I activate both or only one? also, on zram, should I allocate 100% as its default? I marked both and allocated 100%, but then the install process failed saying it couldnt allocate the zram.

Im a linux newbie (literally, Im a windows user and just installed mint on an old computer yesterday, but it ran so poorly even with xfce that I decided to try antix instead) its a 1.5 ghz dual core intel celeron b800 with 4gb of ram and a 512gb HDD that appears to be very slow. A friend had it collecting dust in his office and gave it to me cuz my pc died so I can have some computing power until I repair it, it came with win10 installed but its too slow (10 minutes to power on, 5 minutes to open chrome), so I decided to try linux and got mint cinnamon on it, but it was still too slow, 5 minutes to start up, 3 minutes to open firefox, then I switched to mint xfce, but still takes too much, more than a minute to open firefox, so I decided to install antix, as it appears to still be newbie friendly while being very lightweight (if you know something even more lightweight that isnt complicated and more in line with mint please let me know).

Anyways, as I was installing it today after watching two tutorials, I encountered a step that wasnt present in the videos, during install it asked me about swap and zram, idk exactly what it does but apparently its good to activate them, there is swap, and there is zram. Should I activate both or only one? also, on zram, should I allocate 100% as its default? I marked both and allocated 100%, but then the install process failed saying it couldnt allocate the zram.

Here is the thing, my phone is bugged and the touch screen doesnt works. A simple restart would most probably fix it, as it appears the touch screen routine of the system failed and locked itself in a bug, however my phone physical power button is broken (and the volume buttons are also broken, all the physical buttons are broken so I cant do the volume plus usb trick), I cant let it turn off or let the battery to die off because I wont be able to turn it on again. Therefore, I want to restart it through scrcpy, I used it in the past and the usb debugging was previously activated so i can connect it to scrcpy, but I cant unlock it nonetheless, the touch screen isnt working not even through the PC. How can I send a command for it to restart?

EDIT: FIXED!!! I was able to reboot it through adb. Thank god I had previously enabled usb debugging. I installed adb, and with it connected ran the two following commands: adb devices then adb reboot, and was able to send a signal for it to reboot through the windows terminal. Now the problem is fixed. However I would like to know of a way to turn it on when its powered off just by using a usb trick as well

as the title says, I know this image exists

Edit: found it

https://preview.redd.it/wglr525vog7h1.png?width=1070&format=png&auto=webp&s=763e2abc19c3655ad07446e0ca69b6eff246a891

https://preview.redd.it/mrhxnrmtlg7h1.png?width=603&format=png&auto=webp&s=bce38b83427df78cb45ac8f954235836f8da3751

Even tho Im generally unimpressed by AI works (I not saying I question their validty as art), this one stood out for me, the quality is very good.