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osprey replied to the thread Post a screenshot of your Desktop.Without the slightest wish at all to "get you going", :-) , IBM is already deeply involved in the linux kernel. The code linux machines... -
The 7.1-rc7 kernel prepatch is out for testing. Linus said: "Anyway, as things look now this is the last rc. Something can obviously... -
LinuxBot posted the thread News [Phoronix] Linux 7.1-rc7 Released: Stable Hopefully Next Sunday in Linux News.Last week Linux 7.1-rc6 was larger than Linus Torvalds wished for and for Linux 7.1-rc7 it has come in still heavier than typically seen...
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DDanbor replied to the thread Solved Recording and transcribing a meeting to create meeting minutes.Not a bad idea deb_user. I should be able to use the laptops built in mic to simply record the first meeting with what come installed...
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If it were me, I might consider using both my laptop and the one already there, just in case, for at least the first one or more... -
osprey reacted to Rocketing-warp9's post in the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack? with Like.
Welcome to the Fourms! If as mentioned in @osprey 's post memtest86 shows to be fine, Pretty much 3.9 gigs is what you have Left after...
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Rocketing-warp9 replied to the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack?.Welcome to the Fourms! If as mentioned in @osprey 's post memtest86 shows to be fine, Pretty much 3.9 gigs is what you have Left after... -
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Welcome. It may be worth considering investigating your memory with that problem you've identified. Running with only 3.9G of memory may...
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osprey replied to the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack?.Welcome. It may be worth considering investigating your memory with that problem you've identified. Running with only 3.9G of memory may...
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Rocketing-warp9 reacted to KoolBeansssBro's post in the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack? with Like.
This is what i came for thanks for so much information in such a small post really stand up guy if you ask me, although no one has asked...
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Rocketing-warp9 reacted to KoolBeansssBro's post in the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack? with Like.
pretty dog, and yes I'm fully aware that Linux is nothing like windows, which is why I made it a point to inquire before making all...
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Rocketing-warp9 reacted to PuppyHome's post in the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack? with Like.
Heh! I am using a 9yo and 10 yo HP Pavilion to run and test Pups. The older one is running EasyOS and is used for banking and such...
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Rocketing-warp9 reacted to Perpetual Padawan's post in the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack? with Like.
For pure simplicity and especially for newcomers to Linux, I generally have two recommendations: MX-Linux, and Linux Lite. Here's why...
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Rocketing-warp9 reacted to KoolBeansssBro's post in the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack? with Like.
but yes laptop came with 8.0 GB but for some unkown reason it only ever discovers, or allows the pc to use 3.9 of that at once idk due...
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Rocketing-warp9 reacted to KoolBeansssBro's post in the thread New to the whole Linux scene, have heard really great things figured I'd maybe give it a crack? with Like.
I've been running DISM as well as SFC scannow and repairhealth neither of which will successfully complete through to 100% unfortunately...