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by GreyBeard on (#4XPVW)
Hi, I've been using an LG 1920x1080 60 Hz, flat screen monitor with VGA from an Intel Atom SBC running Slackware 14.2 for some time now. When I start the Atom up it takes a while to correctly size...
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by kevinbenko on (#4XPQQ)
I am running Debian Testing (Bullseye) I did an upgrade from old-testing (Buster) to current-testing (Bullseye) when Bullseye was first available. Now, the problem is that ...
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by shelldweller on (#4XPQR)
Is anyone else running into this? I have not been able to launch Blueman in quite some time, using Slarm64 + Xfce on a Pinebook (using ayufan's kernel from his Arch image, in which Blueman works...
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by Nebit on (#4XPQS)
Having replaced an older version of Linux Mint with Mate 19.3 I can no longer detect Wi-Fi. I do have Ethernet connection but it frustrates me that the Wi-Fi option is no longer available? Have tried...
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by USUARIONUEVO on (#4XPQT)
Hi , i have an error building vlc from slackbuilds , i get error reference to libaom , if edit slackbuild and disable explicitly Code: --------- --disable-aom \ --------- then vlc , builds...
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by LXer on (#4XPQV)
Published at LXer: Interested in setting up a VoIP system? You might want to use Asterisk. Read More... (https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/introduction-asterisk)
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by LXer on (#4XPQW)
Published at LXer: As Linux users, we sometimes need to change the MAC address of our network adapters. This process is also called spoofing or faking a MAC address. This article explains how to...
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by keirvt on (#4XPQX)
I am running Ubuntu on my work computer. (Del) Returning to work after a break the computer failed to boot but dropped to a root maintenance prompt. The operating system appeared to be okay but my...
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by theKbStockpiler on (#4XPQY)
Hi. I want to repartition two hard drives , one is 150g and the other is 500gs. I want to have all partition sizes at about 60 gigs so I can back them up with a 65 gig flash drive. Also I have a...
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by andigena on (#4XPHC)
I recently installed KDE Plasma 5.14.5 on two devices, a desktop and a laptop, which run Debian Testing and Debian 10.2 respectively. On both, the primary browser is Vivaldi. On the former, Plasma was...
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by itm60 on (#4XPHD)
I've just installed Lubuntu 18.04 on an HP Microserver Gen 8, running off a micro-SD card. The installation went fine, and I managed to install a VNC server (I want to run it headless, controlled via...
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by rollim01 on (#4XPHE)
I have 4 hard drives that formed a RAID 10 array created on a Windows PC with an Intel raid controller. That old PC is long gone but I still have the drives from that array. Now I have a laptop...
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by LXer on (#4XPHF)
Published at LXer: The KDE community has shared details on how they want to help people using the Windows 7 operating system to migrate to Linux and the Plasma desktop before it becomes obsolete on...
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by hodak on (#4XPHG)
Ok bear with me as i only dived into Linux last month and only last week i have decided to play around with QEMU in Linux Mint 19.3 and one of my proudest Linux moment was getting a W10 Guest VM up in...
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by captain_sensible on (#4XPHH)
if you go to this site: https://distrotest.net/ and click on any link it will allow you to play with a distro live. eg Slackware Hit the system start button and wait for a slot. When you...
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by SRUTEXMAN47 on (#4XP8H)
I built a new CENTOS 8 server (VMWare) that was working perfectly until I added the SSL_MOD (all tests worked and I was able to restart httpd.service but once I downloaded OpenDCIM got the...
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by LXer on (#4XP8J)
Published at LXer: This guide explains how to create an ISO from a bootable USB drive that we created already in Linux operating system. Read More......
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by notooth on (#4XNYT)
Hello, I got this error when installing ELDK 5.6 on Debian 10.2. Can anyone help? Code: --------- $ sudo ./install.sh -d /home/notooth/Downloads/eldk-5.6 -s toolchain-xenomai-qte...
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by Evertonlps on (#4XNYV)
I tried to install in the past and it was kind of confusing for me, today I saw that it has live images but there is no live password information, how do I login live usb?
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by Mikech on (#4XNYW)
I recently built a new computer and installed Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon on it. During the install, I chose to "do something else" instead of accepting the default storage configuration. I...
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by deepak_message on (#4XNYX)
I need to configure snmptrap on rhel 8 server and send trap to nimsoft for file system , memory and cpu load and network diconnection status. please help me, if any one configured.
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by maria jahangir on (#4XNYY)
hello i am new in linux kindly resolve my error SQL*Loader-128: unable to begin a session ORA-01034: ORACLE not available ORA-27101: shared memory realm does not exist
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by sysadlight on (#4XNNF)
Newbie here: Running on Amazon Linux (whatever distort that might be) After hours of trying to figure out how to mount a simple Windows 2012 R2 share, I found what I think is the right command:...
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by PicardDefendingData on (#4XNNG)
I am trying to install Debian Buster on a portable Samsung T5 SSD drive and I have windows 10 Pro installed already on a separate internal laptop (Lenovo) drive. But I can't install GRUB. GRUB is...
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by BW-userx on (#4XNNH)
my update-grub is just a wrapper to the command (fyi) I did some re provisioning of the partitions and update the fstab in Slack and FreeBSD . Windows did an update without asking because windows...
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by danjde on (#4XNNJ)
Hi there, sorry, i know the topic will have been discussed millions of times but i would like to focus on the two issues above: support duration and security. I'm an sysadmin and for years I've...
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by ObsessedHistorian on (#4XNNK)
Hi LQ, TL;DR: Please send me your pre-2005 Live CD/DVD ISOs for the historical record! I am doing some research on earlier Linux live CD distributions, and I could really use your help. ...
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by LXer on (#4XNNM)
Published at LXer: Systemd? It's the proper technical solution, says kernel maintainer. The Linux kernel has around 27.8 million lines of code in its Git repository, up from 26.1 million a year...
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by Lysander666 on (#4XNNP)
This is a bit of a vague topic title so I will try to make my meaning more specific. What would you define as old and very old hardware? Would you define it in years or ability or both? If you...
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by Kiezel on (#4XNEH)
I'm running a VM with Bodhi 5.0.0, and I'd like to increase the display size to 1920x1080. I've searched the Bodhi menu and Googled a bit, but to no avail. How can I achieve this?
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by LXer on (#4XNEJ)
Published at LXer: Welcome to 2020 at Opensource.com! Last month, on*December 31, 2019,*while our editorial team had settled down for a long winter[he]#039[/he]s nap—no, truthfully we were simply...
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by LXer on (#4XNA4)
Published at LXer: Vim is a popular text editor that comes preinstalled on macOS, Linux Distros and BSD Like operating systems. Vim is a free and opensource text editor available today. Finding or...
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by aristosv on (#4XNA5)
I am using sendmail and gmail as a relay for outgoing emails on debian 10. This is the script (https://github.com/aristosv/scripts/blob/master/install_sendmail) I use for installing and configuring...
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by LXer on (#4XNA6)
Published at LXer: Crikey, you lot have been busy writing in December. We[he]#039[/he]ve got more data munging from Greg Sutcliffe;*we[he]#039[/he]ve got writing modules for orchestrating...
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by LXer on (#4XNA7)
Published at LXer: Procs is a command line utility to show information about active and running processes in Linux. Procs is written in Rust programming language and it is cross-platform. As of...
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by LXer on (#4XN53)
Published at LXer: There are a lot of lovable Linux tools available, but here are my top five picks. Read More... (https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/favorite-linux-sysadmin-tools)
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by Fisk on (#4XN54)
Hey all, So, I just got back into Linux, which can appropriately be understood as my first honest exploration of the Unix base, around a year ago. What had happened was, I just got fed up with NS...
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by LXer on (#4XN55)
Published at LXer: Beefy Firefox release despite new 4-weekly release cycle, but users stick stubbornly to Google ChromeMozilla has aired a bunch of new features aimed at making web 2020 a little...
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by Graham Hobson on (#4XN11)
Apologies for dumb question in advance but I havent done linux for more than 10 years and the support guy's father has just been taken into hospital so I am it!!! In our sendmail maillog we see...
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by noordinaryspider on (#4XN12)
Hi, I finally joined the 21st century and bought a newer Thinkpad from eBay, but it has Windows 8 on it. The "important info" handout the seller put in the box says that Windows 8 does not have a...
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by LXer on (#4XN13)
Published at LXer: Mozilla is a global community that is building an open and healthy internet. We do so by building products that improve internet life, giving people more privacy, security and...
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by hitest on (#4XN14)
Code: --------- Wed Jan 8 22:14:06 UTC 2020 patches/packages/linux-4.4.208/*: Upgraded. IPV6_MULTIPLE_TABLES n -> y +IPV6_SUBTREES y These updates fix various bugs and security issues....
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by TheJooomes on (#4XMT3)
So basically I click play, an empty window pops up for a split second, then it closes like nothing ever happened. I made some good progress after tracking down a bunch of dependencies missing from the...
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by LXer on (#4XMT4)
Published at LXer: Node.js is an an open source JavaScript development platform for general purpose programming that enables users to build applications that need a persistent connection from the...
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by LXer on (#4XMT5)
Published at LXer: If you want a top-of-the-line Chromebook for work, your first choice has been the Google[he]#039[/he]s Pixelbook Go. Now, Samsung is releasing a challenger, the Galaxy...
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by Kiezel on (#4XMT6)
Hello! I'm a rather experienced Linux user (mainly Ubuntu and Linux Mint). Now I'd like to give Bodhi a try, because I think it's an interesting option for very old hardware. But before I dive in:...
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by gregors on (#4XMT7)
Hi there! I am used to use /etc/network/interfaces to configure my ethernet cards. Some time ago I moved from debian wheezy (an upgraded squeeze) to slackware and recently from slackware back to...
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by freemedia2018 on (#4XMT8)
A year or couple years ago (I think, maybe more) I read about someone resigning from one of these CodeCamps... Pretty sure it had CodeCamp in the name, one is called FreeCodeCamp and it could have...
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by LXer on (#4XMT9)
Published at LXer: This guide explains how to create multiple bootable USB drives using Popsicle, all at once. Read More......
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