When opting for shutdown from the desktop menu the machine does not shutdown but goes to the login screen with only a re-login available.
"sudo shutdown -h now" in a terminal does work and does NOT require a password.

[issue]
Boot normal via either kernel, wireless card (intel 9260) not detected. Card appears in lspci but is not detected during boot.

[fix]
Boot with `intel_iommu` enabled.

From the dock (shortcuts), and click-screen menu, clicking to open folders/directory crashes the whole system back to the login screen. Logs in fine, then repeats when attempted. Besides terminal, I have not been able to successfully open it. It is fully updated, which had to be done in terminal as the software centre would not execute "Restart & Upgrade" after the download.
I am running Retro in Gnome-Boxes before going to metal. Everything else has seemed to be working as expected.

Problems after download.
Once the download is done, it seems the ISO just holds 15 k of files, hence it is impossible to install anything.
Donation.
Yesterday I made s mall donation, however, today, if I want to try to make a correct download again, it asks for a donation once more. Please, explain.

When I open software center I get a error warning say (something went wrong sorry). And also when theres updates the same software center says (Failed to install file: not supported). Not a programmer so hope someone can figure what is going on I noticed there is a newer version of gnome software center available but I don,t know how to install manually. Wish it could be in the software center repository somehow.

In the stable version the computer automatically suspend / hibernate on low battery, I think we don't have this feature in new versions of Elive since we don't use e17 here, so implement this feature, using:

/etc/laptop-mode/conf.d/auto-hibernate.conf

TODO:
* use elive-pm tool
* feature elive-pm to create a temporal swap file if there's no swap partition
* auto-detect we are not using the E17 (or other) feature
* what if we are in live mode?
* what if battery doesn't works (dead battery, wrong number, or always to 0)

Just like google chrome, palemoon should be installed from an external repo mode, this will avoid having outdated versions lying out with the want to downgrade too

This is on 3.8.20 Buster based installation.

After a reboot, Elive updates and ….. offers to run browser from RAM. As the machine is low on RAM, I opt 'cancel' but the script runs anyway. There's no way to cancel other than NOT selecting a browser to alter.

When starting from the commandline the script does quit immediately using the zenity 'cancel' button.

Which is annoying

My suggestion: If user has received a notification 3 times, They doN't get one anymore