You regularly work with files on a remote server but want them to behave like local files (for editors, scripts, etc.). You don’t have sudo access, so you can’t edit /etc/fstab.

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You want long-lived terminal sessions that survive SSH disconnects, reboots, and accidental closures — but tmux or screen feel too manual for novice users or scripts. You want this to just happen when you log in.

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You want to track when someone or something opens a file (for debugging, auditing, or paranoia), but you don’t want to install or configure a full kernel-level auditing system like auditd.

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You’re running a minimalist Linux setup using a window manager like i3, Openbox, or bspwm, and sometimes your X session crashes — maybe due to a misbehaving compositor or GPU hiccup. Instead of rebooting your whole machine, you’d like your session to automatically restart with minimal disruption.

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After your PC wakes from sleep or hibernate mode, the sound stops working. You might see:

“No Audio Output Device is installed”
Or speakers work again only after a reboot.

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After restarting or updating, you try to log in and get:

“The User Profile Service failed the logon. User profile cannot be loaded”

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The printer is online, it shows “Ready”, but nothing prints. Jobs are stuck in queue, or disappear.

You might see:

“Printing…” stuck forever
“Error – Printing” in the queue

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After a Windows Update (especially a Feature Update), your system restarts, gets to the login or loading screen, then restarts again — repeatedly.

You might also see:

“Preparing Automatic Repair”
Or the screen goes black after the Windows logo.

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You try to open or delete a file or folder and get:”You don’t have permission to access this folder”.

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Your PC is slow, and Task Manager shows your disk at 100% usage, even when idle.

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