Created two scripts that allow you to disable or enable TrackDisk and NTFS Filesystem. The scripts will be present on both AROS 0ne 64-bit and 32-bit.

Some laptops no longer support floppy drives, and AROS may not start or Dopus4 may not work.
The Disable button will remove TrackDisk.device from the DEVS system folder.
The Enable command will do the opposite, i.e. restore TrackDisk.device to Devs.

The NTFS file system may be necessary to share data from an NTFS-formatted hard disk.
The Enable button will make a simple copy of the ‘ntfs-handler’ file in the L folder and enable the use of the NTFS file system. The Disable will do the exact opposite, i.e. it will remove the ‘ntfs-handler’ file from the L folder.

I would like to point out that on AROS One 32Bit in Storage/NTFS there is also ‘ntfs3g-handler’ which, compared to ‘ntfs-handler’, allows not only reading but also writing to an NTFS-formatted hard disk.Be careful when using ‘ntfs3g-handler’ because it could allow you to delete files from Windows systems if you are using Dual-Boot with Windows systems.

The sources for ‘ntfs3g-handler’ exist, but I have not been able to convert it to 64-bit. I hope that the author will also compile the 64-bit AROS version in the next update.

Fixed the ‘ArosOne-Angled’ and ‘ArosOne-BlueWave’ themes that had a problem with the window bar text, which was shifted too far to the left, almost to the edge, see screenshot. Now the text is in the correct position.

If you encounter any other problems with any theme, please report them in this post and I will try to fix them.