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TheDead:
@trinidad and @firenice03
Oh, yeah, those release notes thingy. I knew I saw them info's somewhere! (says me with a potato farmer's accent)
Now I feel like the times when you removed those little tags from clothes and then ask yourself if you can put them in the dryer without getting an gnome suit afterwards.
SiS... in the news, they say that they're not nice people, beheading others, etc..... Oh wait... thats another group.
Both can scare people though... ;)
firenice03:
--- Quote from: TheDead on December 28, 2019, 05:04:31 PM ---@firenice03
Hi, thanks for the VirtualBox reminder... I looked around but I didn't see it in Sticky anywhere...
I also just noticed in your sig you had an Atom with SiS?
Maybe you had to use it as a punishment... or lost a dare? :DD
I'm just kidding, but when I work on a "trouble" system with an SiS chipset. I can almost flip a coin that it comes from a SiS "incompatility" of some kind.
--- End quote ---
@TheDead
Yes it was in the release notes :)
As for SiS... UGH -- it was what I had, and an early on box too try to "learn" on...
I always found it was a custom/modified xorg.conf..
I have bookmarked.. To remind me LOL
https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/video-cards/sis-graphic-card-support-(771671-pcie-vga)/
https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/video-cards/sis-671771-issue/
There are probably many other links in the forum for SiS too ... but UGH...
I remember trying a setting, rebooting and having to undo/correct in a tty and try again... I made sure I had backups LOL
trinidad:
@TheDead VB info was in the release notes. It is stickied.
TC
TheDead:
@firenice03
Hi, thanks for the VirtualBox reminder... I looked around but I didn't see it in Sticky anywhere...
I also just noticed in your sig you had an Atom with SiS?
Maybe you had to use it as a punishment... or lost a dare? :DD
I'm just kidding, but when I work on a "trouble" system with an SiS chipset. I can almost flip a coin that it comes from a SiS "incompatility" of some kind.
firenice03:
@Rapidrob
If you haven't tried and not planning on using VirtualBox..
Performance Tips:
- For start up (boot time) - if you have no plans to run VirtualBox, and you want faster boots, you can remove it's supported additions:
--- Code: ---sudo apt purge virtualbox*
sudo systemctl stop vboxadd.service
sudo systemctl stop vboxadd-service.service
sudo systemctl disable vboxadd.service
sudo systemctl disable vboxadd-service.service
--- End code ---
Menu, Settings, Session and Startup, Application Autostart. Untick vboxclient.
VirtualBox support is included and has always been because this is how many people review an OS before they install it. Having the right support - clipboard, drag & drop, network, graphics etc gives a significantly better impression of an OS's function.
- Setting a static IP address (see the Help Manual) will improve boot times, it's something I've always used myself. Instead of waiting for your router to assign you an IP, the OS already has it set. One less thing for the start up procedure to spend time probing for.
From:
https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/release-announcements/linux-lite-4-0-final-released/
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