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I'm replying from my Linux Mint from my USB, so that was successful :)
Is that like a "lite" or test version of the OS because I doesn't seem to apply any changes I made when I restart it?
Edit: I figured it out myself
When running from a live USB, any changes are lost, unless the usb is written with the persistence mode. A live media is mostly to install the os and fix errors.
Gotcha, thanks :)