Hi, on my notifications it said "Kernel notice: you have 6 kernels installed. You may like to remove 4 using Lite Tweaks." (or something to that effect). I tried to find something about this in forums, but haven't had any luck. My questions are:
1). How did these 6 kernels get installed? I don't remember doing anything to specifically install extra kernels. I installed LL 3.4 then upgraded to 3.6. Does it install extra kernels as part of this process?
2). As per the recommended action, I looked in Lite Tweaks about this. It lists Kernel Remover as a task categorized as "Caution". This makes me a little nervous. Is it indeed safe for me to go ahead and run the kernel remover?
Any info would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Hi everyone! Hope you're all having a nice life! 
I'd like to share this series of PDFs named Command & Conquer Special Editions 1-3 I downloaded a few days ago from full circle magazine site "the independent magazine for the Ubuntu Linux community" and I'm currently on the first pages of book 1. If you do download them I'll be more than happy to share thoughts and doubts with you regarding it's contents so we learn from each other...don't know, just an idea
Hi
Is there a utility/program/setting that will shred or overwrite files when Trash is emptied?
TIA
LL3.6 - Updates seem to work but after receiving the updates available list, I get no progress indication until the update finished message appears. Running updates again tells me that the system is up to date. Could it be that the progress window is somehow positioned off screen due to a corrupted config file?
(Other update problems are in this section so I guess its OK to leave this here.)
Still looking for a way to have a linux based tablet
The Dell Venue Pro 11 seems to be a possible candidate to convert to linux but reports state the wireless driver can be a problem.
Just wondering whether anyone has tried LL on it?
These are now beginning to appear second hand at reasonable prices.
Thanks
http://www.studioteabag.com/science/dell...pro-linux/ interestingly came across this. Not sure whether suitable for a linux newbie such as myself though?
would the smaller screen size be really be a problem??
Hi everyone! Hope you're all having a nice life! I just found out that Tixati has a Linux version. I have already installed it and it works just as great as it does in Windows. When I found this app in Windows it was so good to me cause I really wanted to ditch Utorrent and with tixati I finally did it. For those of you who've never used it and use to download stuff via torrents, I think you should definitely try it and you won't regret it
Hi everyone! Hope you're all having a nice life!
I just found this while I was checking this site which I use to visit regularly and was wondering whether if this Ubuntu Alert USN-3463-1 Werkzeug vulnerability is something we should worry about and if so, has it been taken care of already?.
The security bulletin says:
A security issue affects these releases of Ubuntu and its derivatives:
- Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
- Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
It was discovered that Werkzeug did not properly handle certain web scripts. A remote attacker could use this to inject arbitrary code via a field that contains an exception message.
Update instructions: The problem can be corrected by updating your system to the following package versions:
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS:
python-werkzeug 0.10.4+dfsg1-1ubuntu1.1
python3-werkzeug 0.10.4+dfsg1-1ubuntu1.1
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS:
python-werkzeug 0.9.4+dfsg-1.1ubuntu2.1
python3-werkzeug 0.9.4+dfsg-1.1ubuntu2.1
Should we follow instructions as detailed on the bulletin and install the suggested package or are we having a LL update to resolve that?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
Initially uploaded for friends or relatives whom I encouraged to try Linux, my 'fat' version of Linux Lite is available for others to experiment with at: http://www3.telus.net/someubuntufreebies...ation.html
Hello,
I have posted earlier as I’m using Linux lite 3.4 on older computers that I place with South Africa high school youth for study. I’m now in SA and placing two today with youth and my question is:
1) Is there an advantage to having them use their computers via a second user whereby they DO NOT have admin access? I had heard that on windows computers it was best not to use the computers on a daily basis as “admin” which I believe is something to do with security as well as preventing downloading...
2) IF I change the second user to having admin permission or providing them with the admin password when required for things - is this any different or safer than simply having them use the computer via admin user.
Hope these questions make sense!
Regards,
Janet
Hi
can i install LL on this m2 ssd Corsair Force MP500 120GB M.2 PCIe SSDthe deler says only ms and mac? /Ivar W