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Dual Layer DVD Burning in Linux Lite 1.0.6??? |
Posted by: kjacobs - 02-22-2014, 02:10 AM - Forum: Other
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OK....I have a LG GSA-H55N DVD writer in my computer and have been trying to get it to recognize burning to a dual layer DVD. Specs on the drive say it should support the DVD+Rdl disks.....yet whenever I insert a disc, it never shows the disc as ready to burn. Have tried 3 different programs.....K3b, XFBurn, and Brasero....and a few disks.
Is there something I am missing that does not allow dual layer burning? I am trying to make backup copies of a couple disks that are over the normal single layer size.....so could use some help. Thanks.
Ken
Update....just tried loading one of the DL discs into another Windows 7 machine with an LG GSA-H55L drive and it picked right up with full capacity. So, it does not appear to be an issue with the discs or the drives.....
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Linux wont let me in. want to try different OS's? |
Posted by: Helen - 02-22-2014, 01:04 AM - Forum: Off Topic
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What is the Best operating system for 32 bit old pc, i tried some linux free one's online but i'm always having a problem with linux going into a stupid command prompt at startup forcing me to always reinstall the os. What other free operating systems are similar to windows where you just reboot and it goes into login similar to windows 7, the linux ones i've tried after i installed are always giving me a "command prompt" after installing the operating system and restarting...... linux's always won't let me get back into my desktop after restarting my system i researched all the problems i have but they never work, None of the linux Operating systems are letting me get back into the desktop no matter what i try and do? Any advise? Im new to linux and it's just annoying and i need your help.
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shut down and start up boot problems |
Posted by: Helen - 02-21-2014, 10:12 PM - Forum: Start up and Shutdown
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I have installed linux lite 4 times due to this issue. Everytime I shut down, I log in successfully and then I have a prompt screen. It never goes to desk top. In the terminal it will read helen@helen-DA192A-ABA-734N:~$. I cannot get past this point. Any help for this?
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Help! Cannot create zip/archive files |
Posted by: mandoran - 02-21-2014, 07:18 PM - Forum: Other
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Something very odd has happened. I have been creating zip files using Xarchiver to send tax documents (this is urgent). Suddenly, in the middle of a long session doing this, I started getting error messages and files are no longer being created. I can create a new file, but this file no longer appears/exists after creation. When I try to add files to it I get two error messages, one that the zip file does not exist or is empty (the second should be the case, but the first seems to be true as now during this process I check and the file does not appear to get created, despite the file name showing in the Zarchiver window)
The second error lists all the files attempted to add to the archive, saying their names did not match - I have no idea what this means.
I tried reinstalling all archive related files and libraries, and installed the Ark front end to see if that would get different results, but i just get the same routine in different programs.
How on earth has this happened, and how can I fix it?
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11% of Windows XP Users Consider Switching to Linux, Study Reveals |
Posted by: Coastie - 02-21-2014, 06:26 PM - Forum: Off Topic
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8) "The Linux community is preparing to receive a number of Windows XP “refugees” after the official support for Microsoft's operating system ends in April, but until now no number had been attached to this potential group.
Tech Pro Research, a market research website that provides data about industry trends and adoption rates, among other financial information, has released an interesting study that reveals what the intentions of Windows XP users are after the support period ends.
As expected, a significant number of users said that they would be migrating to another Windows OS, but a very important part, 11% to be more exact, said that they intend to adopt a Linux operating system.
This might not seem like much, but 11% of the total of Windows users, either corporate or not, is a lot, and we might see a significant increase in the market share of Linux desktop usage in the following year."
http://news.softpedia.com/news/11-of-Win...8576.shtml"
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As an XP Refugee and Mac PPC Refugee, I found it very interesting that 80% in this survey are still planning on sticking with Microsoft. Some folks never learn. Maybe some of the 37% of those planning on sticking with XP will come over to Linux after living with no support for a while. After some of the 1% price Mac machines vs. a Linux machine, they may come over too.
Regardless, Linux Lite is ready for XP Refugees and Mac Refugees.
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Disable NUMLOCK on Startup in Linux Lite |
Posted by: N4RPS - 02-21-2014, 02:42 PM - Forum: Other
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Hello!
There was a post in the old forum about this subject. Won't quote it ALL - just enough to get the point across:
"This only applies if your BIOS has such an option to do that, and if it doesn't, we will help you to change Linux Lite to turn it off automatically, upon OS boot-up."
The BIOS in the laptop I'm installing LL on doesn't support disabling NUMLOCK in the BIOS.
Many thanks to ALL of you, for your great support.
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
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Hi all |
Posted by: Dookus - 02-21-2014, 05:23 AM - Forum: Introductions
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Hiya and welcome.
Though not new to Linux, first experimented in the dark days back in 1999, a lot has changed, and for me Linux lite has succeeded where the heavier distros have failed, and where other light distros have also not quite made it for myself, one thing to understand with this distro is, use the package manager (Synaptics) to install any further software you may need ... find exactly what you may be looking for may take some time as it's a large list of both programs and other softwares, so asking what can meet your needs here may be what you want to do and then use the search function in Synaptics to find the program, I was glad to find that Password Gorilla was in the list as I have been along time user of Password Safe and Gorilla supports the database file.
Don't be afraid, the install routine will partition your hard drive and use about half for LL, your XP will still be there in the Boot Menu for you to choose if you should use it, I am using LL exclusively on a Vista Dual Core Laptop that was given to me that had a failed HDD, and I have not once felt the need for Windows on that machine, it's also on partners old P4 1.8 laptop and dual booting on another laptop here as well as being the sole OS on a 2gig Celeron POS that the previous owner had had enough of and gave it to me, all these machines run brilliantly on it, some have only 512mb RAM.
Post split from other persons thread.
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