[member=2]Jerry[/member] , would you please post the fingerprint of the gpg public key 22AAEA0A86A02625
Thank you!
Hi,
I'm writing a small desktop plugin app for LL and I have a question for LL 3.6 and 3.8 users.
(I guess there is no 3.7 version...)
If you are using either version, can you please run the terminal command:
cat /etc/lsb-release
So recently I've noticed 'lite-updates' won't run and shout at me that there's no internet connection even though there actually is.
After digging in the internet I was led into that post from Nov' 17 where Jerry uploaded a script for updates-gui
I've noticed the script contains a connection check:
# Check Internet access
if eval "curl -sk google.com" >> /dev/null 2>&1; then :; else # Prompt ERROR internet connection check failed and exit
yad --center --borders=15 --info --width="320" --height="120" --window-icon="$_ICON" --button=gtk-ok:1 --title="$_APPNAME" \
--text="\n<b>Your computer is not connected to the Internet.</b> \n \nLinux Lite cannot check for Updates.\nPlease check your internet connection and try again.\n" --text-align center 2>/dev/null
rm_temp_files; exit 0
fiSo I tried running the check myself. I did:
curl -sk google.com
In my case the fix was just reinstall it:
sudo apt-get install curlThis is the second time this is happened to me, sometimes 'curl' get removed when upgrading or installing software that don't need curl as a dependency and overrides it with different version of curl (libcurl3 something?)
I don't know if its a bug but maybe there's a better way to check for internet connection than 'curl'?
Can I install linux-lite4.0 with VMware Workstation? If you can, please install it for me. thank you very much! :-*
I'm trying to get the absolute value of an integer on my LL 4.0 machine. I'd like to use it in the command line. I looked up the man pages for the abs command, and it comes up there. But when I try to use the abs command, it says:
Command 'abs' not found, did you mean...
Then it lists some other things.
I'm puzzled why abs comes up in man pages but it won't work on command-line.
Anyway, the problem is, I can't find how to actually get the absolute value of an integer. Is there a different method I should use?
I have a capable 32-bit Surface 2 tablet whose OS has been abandoned by Microsoft [Windows 8.1 RT]. Has anyone installed Linux Lite on this now-legacy Surface? It's got an excellent display (NVIDIA), 2 Gb RaM and i think an adequate chip.
Hi;a question and suggestion:Most Linux versions I have tried so far had in the ISO version, I mean the first GRUB menu that is loaded, an entry to directly install to the disc drive.
I have that situation very often when I KNOW that I want to install LL on an older computer that I am refurbishing.Can that option be included in LL?TIA
Please help me, where to download panasonic KX-MB2000 Series driver for linux???
Thank you for your attention
I love Art... and a clean desktop. So, here is the one I use now
Painting by André Derain, "Landscape in Southern France", 1927
(Note the "start" button 
![[Image: wNnrKqq.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/wNnrKqq.jpg)
I mistakenly deleted the Settings option from the menu. Please tell me how I can get it back.
Thanks,
~Dick Mockler