Recent content by SeanK

I always read the comments in on line articles too. Yes some are definitely funny, a few genuinely witty gems too, from time to time....

RT's take on this. An interesting story from any number of perspectives. https://www.rt.com/business/580325-russian-cybersecurity-executive-sentenced-treason/

LXLE is a bit different but in a good way. I installed it on a E-Machines laptop that's 13+ years old. Runs like a dream and would probably be really good for Steam based gaming given its so light on resources. https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=lxle

Nordic Mint........

Perfect, thank you.

Hi All, I was wondering if any one knew how to check user login history on Arch linux? I am familiar with the process on Windows, checking logs but I've had a hard time finding anything for Arch. As always, any help is much appreciated.

Gave this one a go. Failed at 2.2 chronyc chronyc> online 200 OK chronyc> exit chronyc> online 506 Cannot talk to daemon chronyc> online 200 OK Could not get address for hostname Have specified correct NTP pool servers for NZ and edited out examples using Nano. No clear cut solution on line...

That's a good idea. I'll read up on the Arch wiki and give it a go. Thanks.

This problem is usually down to Windows and Linux dual boot (a standard configuration for me. I'm currently using Arch not Manjaro. Here's a fix that worked for me: timedatectl set-time "2014-05-26 11:13:54" (obviously using correct date/time). They recommend changing Windows to use UTC. Link...

Thanks Wiz. I'm using KDE and I'm very familiar with the AUR. I'll install and back things up on Arch. Better safe than sorry. Appreciate your help. ;)

No but then its not the first time with Linux something worked the second or third time for no obvious reason....... :)

Hey Wiz, I ran the code...it tells me: V 22.06.5-1 Timeshift V 2.74.4-1 Glib2

Thanks for the suggestion, its sorted. I documented the process I followed for others.

Okay problem SOLVED: Load a live version of Arch from a USB stick or drive and log into konsole. Here's precisely the process I followed: (1) sudo lsblk -f (find correct partition/drive) In my case SDA1 (2) sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt (enter password) (3) sudo arch-chroot /mnt (4) sudo pacman...

Thanks Wiz. Yes reinstalling is looking more and more likely. I did have a "fall back" kernel from the grub menu but that failed too, much to my surprise. The obvious "ideal" fix would be to boot from back up and remove/reinstall LTS kernel. I would be curious to hear more about Timeshift...