Saludos desde.Bolivia una pregunta alguien x favor para llamar x whastapp o hangouts?' Instale mal mi lubuntu
Hi I want my usb WiFi network adapter to work on my PC.
Its a generic USB adapter I can't find drivers for it.
It gets detected automatically on windows but does not detect on linux
Its a generic USB adapter I can't find drivers for it.
It gets detected automatically on windows but does not detect on linux
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une tres tres agreable surprise sur lubuntu 16.04.3 LTS,Le fameux KODI media center qui ne fesait que beugué ,du moins pour la derniere version le kodi krypton 17, extensions non reconues ou instable et qui ce fermait tout seul dé que lon visionait une chaine de TV ! et bien en cherchant un soft je suis tombé sur la version 5 dans la logitheque, et bien sa fonctionne au petits oignon,et sans bueugu ! pour l instemps 5 chaines ,donc en cours de reglage et configuratuion.....donc moi tres content ! Affaire a suivre ! viva linux.cete version de kodi media center samble tres stable...on va donc testé sa !..... hé bien je retire ce que j ait dit, apres test sa beugu un max ! et en plus sa te met le souc sur le pc,donc a degagé ! allé oust du balait, (peut etre avec un cpu i7 ou i5....et encor !!! sa reste a voir ) sur un cpu juste double coeur un peut ancien c est meme pas la peine !....sa tire un max sur les resources du pc....meme avec 6 go de ram...donc ( sudo apt-get purge kody )..hélas
une tres tres agreable surprise sur lubuntu 16.04.3 LTS,Le fameux KODI media center qui ne fesait que beugué ,du moins pour la derniere version le kodi krypton 17, extensions non reconues ou instable et qui ce fermait tout seul dé que lon visionait une chaine de TV ! et bien en cherchant un soft je suis tombé sur la version 5 dans la logitheque, et bien sa fonctionne au petits oignon,et sans bueugu ! pour l instemps 5 chaines ,donc en cours de reglage et configuratuion.....donc moi tres content ! Affaire a suivre ! viva linux.cete version de kodi media center samble tres stable...on va donc testé sa !
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4 months ago, I bought a Windows 10 Netbook, a Lenovo N22. It was reasonably priced with good specs, 4gb RAM, 64gb SSD. It was my first attempt at version 10. I found I didn't like it. It is slow, menuing system is odd and if you want to do anything besides browse the network were all extra cost options.
Wanting to back up the software, since PC's no longer come with OS installation disks like in the far past, I ran their OS backup program. It was a disappointment. The program is extremely basic, extremely slow, took over an hour each to backup up on 4gb DVD's. After backing to a half dozen DVD's, I accidentally clicked the wrong button, it exited immediately. I don't know why they didn't include a verification question. It also does not allow you to go back and continue where you left off. You must start back at the beginning again.
After ruining 8 DVD's and several afternoons, it finally completed after I selected my 64gb microSD card. Backup was a whopping 25gb. Apparently backup file compression is not existent and includes all bundled but locked software. (You purchase a key for the price of the various software to unlock these applications - office suite, etc.)
After sorting out secure boot issues, I was able to install as dual boot Linux Mint Mate, which ran fine, but was left with a very small Linux partition to operate the software from, had little left for my home directory. I had wanted to retain Windows 10 as there are still a few apps for which there is no Linux counterpart, and especially since I paid the "tax" for it.
Several days ago I made up my mind that if I wanted a fully functioning system, I had to do something. I decided to reformat the entire SSD and installed Lubuntu 16.04.3 LTS.
There were a few gyrations like disabling Light Locker (admin settings override user desired settings. I use it for LibreOffice presentations and needed display to be on all the time). Overall, now I have a usable system, it runs smooth and fast.
One thing I'd like to see is an issue resolved with the Intel chipset, where I can make use of the MicroSD card slot. It can be accessed through a USB adapter, but not the slot.
So far a net search has not provided me with a solution. Other than that, I really like Lubuntu and the Lenovo N22.
Wanting to back up the software, since PC's no longer come with OS installation disks like in the far past, I ran their OS backup program. It was a disappointment. The program is extremely basic, extremely slow, took over an hour each to backup up on 4gb DVD's. After backing to a half dozen DVD's, I accidentally clicked the wrong button, it exited immediately. I don't know why they didn't include a verification question. It also does not allow you to go back and continue where you left off. You must start back at the beginning again.
After ruining 8 DVD's and several afternoons, it finally completed after I selected my 64gb microSD card. Backup was a whopping 25gb. Apparently backup file compression is not existent and includes all bundled but locked software. (You purchase a key for the price of the various software to unlock these applications - office suite, etc.)
After sorting out secure boot issues, I was able to install as dual boot Linux Mint Mate, which ran fine, but was left with a very small Linux partition to operate the software from, had little left for my home directory. I had wanted to retain Windows 10 as there are still a few apps for which there is no Linux counterpart, and especially since I paid the "tax" for it.
Several days ago I made up my mind that if I wanted a fully functioning system, I had to do something. I decided to reformat the entire SSD and installed Lubuntu 16.04.3 LTS.
There were a few gyrations like disabling Light Locker (admin settings override user desired settings. I use it for LibreOffice presentations and needed display to be on all the time). Overall, now I have a usable system, it runs smooth and fast.
One thing I'd like to see is an issue resolved with the Intel chipset, where I can make use of the MicroSD card slot. It can be accessed through a USB adapter, but not the slot.
So far a net search has not provided me with a solution. Other than that, I really like Lubuntu and the Lenovo N22.
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My lubuntu crashed. After an update the laptop (acer aspire 5920) did not started and show ( 0.563862) Kernel Offset:, 0x0 crom ........
There is any way to repare except re-install?
There is any way to repare except re-install?
Hola, necesito actualizar repositorios, apt- get update y synaptic me dan error, agradeceré ayuda
Hi, i need update repositories, apt-get update and synaptic show me error, thank you for the SOS
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