I had set up on one of my LL computers with a feature that morphed the wallpaper images into some really neat images as they scrolled through all of the images in my wallpapers. I somehow managed to turn that feature off and cannot remember where it was located or if this feature was a software?

Hi , So its lockdown in the UK with a different virus .. Not computerfied .. CoVid 19 .. and time on my hands , so looking around my man cave so looky there ..har ..har .. a Compaq N610c lappy , Pentium 4 ..1.6 ghz , 766 mb memory ... well fancy that not seen you for several years .. ...a visit to EB and a Linux Lite disc a few days later .. here I am no stranger to Linux though ... years ago Bodhi and Crunchbang where my favourites ,, sadly not here or supported in thier past glory .So I installed  Lite32bit V2.0 .. no problems ..... but  ???
...
just could anybody recommend a lightweight browser that the system will like , FF is on which I updated  ...mmm ok but I would like a lighter feel about the browser .. I downloaded slimjet but it would not work and the installed browser versions in Lite will not install either Chrome / Chromium ... still playing with things ..

I like Lite ... stay safe all ... keep yer 2 metre distance ... good luck

Good time of day
Is it just me when the network is idle, does the network adapter go into hibernation and no longer wake up?

solution:
edit file
/etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/default-wifi-powersave-on.conf
[connection]
wifi.powersave = 2


NM_SETTING_WIRELESS_POWERSAVE_DEFAULT (0): use the default value
NM_SETTING_WIRELESS_POWERSAVE_IGNORE  (1): don't touch existing setting
NM_SETTING_WIRELESS_POWERSAVE_DISABLE (2): disable powersave
NM_SETTING_WIRELESS_POWERSAVE_ENABLE  (3): enable powersave

source:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions...ermanently

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Could anyone help me please?

Well,

I installed this Linux version like year ago, and evrything was working fine.

Since last month, it takes several attempts to turn the computer on, It just start, loading and suddenly shutdown.

After some times 2 attempts, other 10 , it is working fine, all day if needed, So I do not know what happens, check the video please.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QiIMhyaByA

Do you have some idea / advice?

Hello,


I use a wireless keyboard and mouse (Rapoo E1050) and do not have indicator ligth for "num"lock" and "caps lock".
"Num locks" is correctly set during initialisation.


It could be useful to have an indicator on the screen.
Is there a small piece of software to get that ?


Thanks in advance.
Have a nice day.

Hello people!!

Is there a way to change a particular folders icon on my home folder?

I'm not sure this is the correct sub-forum but here is the issue. I have a limited internet data plan and i would like to see exactly what is downloading and how much data it will use in real time, i would also like the option to pick and choose updates. Sometimes when i start my laptop and open my browser, a download of a size of 300mb starts to download, i cant see what this is. Ideally is like to be able to monitor every mb that linux lite downloads for updates/packages etc. I have moved from windows 7 and i am finding using this environment really refreshing however. Thanks.

I am running linux lite 4.6 inside virtualbox. The machine has two network interfaces. I face the issue where the machine isn't able to connect to the internet. After investigation I found the issue to be with my routing table. No idea why this routing table got persisted in the first place.

After a bit of tinkering, I have a workaround. I modify the routing table as follows:


I am not sure why the above works.

However, I have to manually issue commands to setup the routing table to the state as shown above, after every reboot.

I have tried some ways to persist using the [tt]/etc/network/interfaces[/tt] file. The below file is an attempt at that:


But nothing worked.

Next I tried putting the commands in [tt]/etc/rc.local[/tt] that didn't work too.

What is the correct way to persist this?

Based on suggestions in another thread I downloaded and am currently testing LL3.8 64 bit on a USB stick. Amazingly, LL was able to find my WIFI device and connect right away. This was the first major hurdle I expected because most of the other distros I tried couldn't connect; I am really pleased, and am actually posting this from the old machine.

Firefox though is a bit too slow, at least with video playback; the audio is fine but there's a lag with video, even with 360p. (I don't need high-res videos; I just want them to be watchable.) I'm not sure whether this is the browser, the way LL is running (on USB, which would be 2.0 on this machine), or the WIFI connection (a Verizon Jetpack, which is a cellular device). I've never seen a lag like this before. If anyone has any ideas about what's going on here and what I can try to speed things up I would love to hear them.

Thank you everyone.