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Hello sir, thank you for your reply. I'm using a HP Pavilion Laptop and my desktop environment is xfce....is that enough, sir?

Hi there..! I have installed Arco linux as my main OS. The problem is whenever I open VLC or firefox(to watch youtube), the volume is barely hearable. Everytime when I have to do something that has audio, I have to manually open Pulse audio controller, crank up the volume. Before the Arco, I was...

I've been watching you guys talking, it's been fun. I have another question, after watching your debate. Is Garuda Linux stable? I mean, I really have only one laptop. That's where I do all my work. My day-to-day tasks depends on it. Without it, I will end up in nightmare. Shall I go ahead and...

Hello everyone, thanks for reading this. I've been eyeing to install Garuda Linux as my primary OS. I have a laptop which has both SSD and HDD. The thing is, on most of the tutorials I have read, they select SSD as the installation drive. I have no problem with that. What I want to know is, if I...

Hello sir, thank you for your reply. As I'm using an stock laptop, there is no way I can remove my HDD without tinkering some of my computer parts. But, with some of the previous replies, I'm pretty confident that my contents on HDD will be untouched. Also, my HDD is in NTFS format. I gotta say...

Hello sir, your reply really helped me. My HDD is in NTFS format. Also, I'm in no idea to use any .exe files in my Linux system. I completely understood what I have to do. Thank you so much, sir.

Hello sir, thank you for your kind reply. I'm changing my OS from windows 10 to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

Hello sir, thank you for your kind reply. My motherboard is uefi type. Also, I don't have any other type of Linux flavors installed in my HDD. Also my HDD is simply an storage unit. My final question would be, if I'm to install Ubuntu in SSD, will the files in HDD be untouched?

Hello guys, i'm currently looking to change my OS to Ubuntu Linux. My laptop has both SSD and HDD. If I install my ubuntu linux on SSD, will it leave the files as they're now on HDD. Also, my biggest concern is, will I be able to access my files on HDD, once I installed Ubuntu on SSD? Please...