Could I ask all Members if they are using an Adblocker to consider white listing the Forum to allow adverts.


This would assist Jerry and the Team with funding Linux Lite.


Jocklad 

Hi all i have just joined the forum.

How can I make Lite my stand alone system? I want to dump Windows 7 and run Lite only. Also, I don't want to boot from the install disk which seems to be mandatory for Lite, at least I don't get a boot option upon startup. The only way I can boot to Lite is if I change my BIOS boot options to boot from my start up disk but then I don't get the option to boot to Windows
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks

It was really easy and fast installing Linux Lite 4.4 and everything as you would expect works except i can't get the VLC Media Player to play my DVD's? Can't think what to do now except ask for help from forum members.

I tried to save Lite Updates, to its usual folder, but I kept getting Root as the location. when I selected Desktop, it also came up as root, with no option to navigate to the updates folder.

I'm not sure if this is just since 2 days ago when I upgraded to 4.4, but it's certainly just in the last few days.

As a comparison test, I've just done a random screenshot and saved it to a random selected folder without problems.


Ps: I've just tried the same save Updates operation on a HP and it worked fine as usual. The above problem is on my Dell.

Came across this...
https://betanews.com/2019/03/31/linux-lite-44/

Nice little write up, congrats Jerry & team!!

the alias: alias ls="ls --color" in .bashrc returns color codes in variables - I never had problems with this on any other distribution before. is there a way i can use colors in xfce terminal but not getting them returned as text in a variable on linux lite?

I get the following output for this line:

Trying to install apps from the snapcraft.io using the "sudo snap install {appname}" command, I consistently get the following error:

x509: certificate signed by unknown authority

What is the cause of it, how to fix it?

ANBOX - website link HERE - is a compatibility layer, allowing to run Android apps directly on Linux kernel, thus providing an theoretically extra buffer to the native Linux software infrastructure. That is the promise. The software is still in fairly fresh development. I would like to have it installed, though, as well as when the time comes, it would be nice to have it even preinstalled on the distro, for certain though to be seen in Lite Software centre. If the time ever comes, that is. It would be great pity if it never did. But the point is, I am having issues installing it, which begins with adding the DKMS-based PPA already. I am also afraid the snap system further could give an error, such as it does with the snapstore: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority.

Is there any possibility to actually make the thing more accessible on Ubuntu, for which it is primarily meant, as it seems, assuming after the statement of: "At the moment we only have packages prepared for Ubuntu in a PPA on Launchpad."?
https://docs.anbox.io/userguide/install_...e-from-ppa

I really like Linux Lite but I'm having problems with Firefox.  It will launch but not connect.  My WiFi is working but message says "unable to connect to www.linuxtheos.com".  Not too complicated.  I'm new at all this.  Thank you