I'm about to be doing twitch streams and li need an Linux friendly capture card any ideas??
God not dead! He roaring like an Lion.
Hello,
I have tried to install the new printer and have not been successful in Linux.
I have downloaded and follow these instructions exactly.
http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/ins...index.html
As well as it having totally vandalized my panel, menus, and desktop with an array of icons, folders, logs, files, none of which seem to be of any use to me.
It also does not print anything, throwing more errors than the height of my monitor, so it over lays them to make them fit etc.
Has anyone know how to getting this working ?
Additional - If it can work, how to tidy that mess of install up.
Update - I found I can delete the desktop files and folders and the panel icon.
Uninstalling HPLIP did not remove its whiskermenu wording only the icon next to it. The HP uninstall procedure leave a large number of files on the system according to the search results.
Microsoft support for Windows Vista has now finished Welcome to LL
Hi there everybody!
I'm trying to do something so mi laptop disables the TouchPad when I connect the external Mouse and enables it again when I disconnect the mouse. So far I got the bash script for each action.
Searching the web I discovered that with udev I can do that. But so far it doesn't work. So I come here for some help.
NOTE:
I have to say that I had to change systemd with upstart and lightDM with SDDM in order to make Linux Lite work in my computer (with Ubuntu, my computer only works with Kubuntu and upstart). Unfortunately I'm not that an advance user to explain this, but it just works this way.
Ok, now that everything is explained here comes the things I've done:
First I create the scripts to disable the touchpad
#!/bin/sh
# Get the id number of the touchpad.
tp_id=`xinput list | grep -i touchpad | awk '{ print $6 }' | sed 's/id=//'`
xinput disable $tp_idand the script to enable it
#!/bin/sh
# Get the id number of the touchpad.
tp_id=`xinput list | grep -i touchpad | awk '{ print $6 }' | sed 's/id=//'`
xinput enable $tp_idI made the rule in /etc/udev/rules.d/10-personal.rules:
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* Sorry to place an image. For some reason if I write the text here the forum doesn't let me make the post.
I restarted my computer but when I connect/disconnect the external mouse the udev rules don't work. The system recognize the mouse and it works ok. But it appears that the udev rules are not "charged".
What I am doing wrong?
Hi there,
I have tried to make my HP Probook a wifi hotspot. I have previously tried the unbuntu forums and other methods for achieving this. Everything seems to go fine until I set the WPA password. Then the SAVE button gets greyed out.
I am really new to all this and any help would be appreciated.
Hi there, everybody!
I installed Linux Lite 3.4 a few days ago and I'm very happy with it. it just works so fine in my old computer that any other distro could do so far.
Source - http://linuxblog.darkduck.com/
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Hello,
there is a new magazine called "Hello World", that is available as a free download here
that may interest some members.
Update - Here is the download link in case anyone else has the issue, it displays the pdf in your browser, you click the download icon in pdf reader to save to your computer
Hello,
these are my first try at an icon, they are derivative XFCE4 menu icons I done, the original sized feather was made by "whateverthing", in this thread.
I used a copy of the current XFCE Linux Lite Menu icon, recoloured over the feather, cropped, flipped over, and rotated, whateverthing's feather, scaled for each icon, and shaded the surrounding background so it matched the current button 1 pixel by pixel.
Scott helped me find the current icons so I could try this out, and JmaCWQ helped me in where to place the new icons so they worked, in this thread
16x16 ![[Image: x3uyyx.png]](http://i64.tinypic.com/x3uyyx.png)
22x22 ![[Image: 2qisleo.png]](http://i64.tinypic.com/2qisleo.png)
24x24 ![[Image: 1zn7eh4.png]](http://i66.tinypic.com/1zn7eh4.png)
32x32 ![[Image: 27xpbi0.png]](http://i63.tinypic.com/27xpbi0.png)
48x48 ![[Image: 11wgciu.png]](http://i65.tinypic.com/11wgciu.png)
64x64 ![[Image: 1iyhqc.png]](http://i65.tinypic.com/1iyhqc.png)
128x128 ![[Image: r753lh.jpg]](http://i66.tinypic.com/r753lh.jpg)
256x256 ![[Image: 23hu9ft.png]](http://i67.tinypic.com/23hu9ft.png)
Hopefully it's useful for someone to edit. 
There have been a number of people reporting issues with Linux Lite 3.0 & 3.2 when trying to upgrade.
If you have already upgraded to Linux Lite 3.4, please check the following.
Open a terminal and do:
cat /etc/llverIf you have already upgraded to or are running Linux Lite 3.4 and it returns Linux Lite 3.4, you are NOT affected by this bug and you have nothing further to do.
If it returns, cat: /etc/llver: No such file or directory OR Linux Lite 3.0 OR Linux Lite 3.2 and you have already tried upgrading to 3.4, complete the following:
For people who tried to upgrade from Linux Lite 3.0 open a terminal and do:
wget http://repo.linuxliteos.com/patches/patch-llver-30 && chmod +x patch-llver-30 && ./patch-llver-30and follow the onscreen instructions. It will ask you to run Lite Upgrade again, you must do this. You need to be Administrator as the patch will ask for your password.
For people who tried to upgrade from Linux Lite 3.2 open a terminal and do:
wget http://repo.linuxliteos.com/patches/patch-llver-32 && chmod +x patch-llver-32 && ./patch-llver-32and follow the onscreen instructions. It will ask you to run Lite Upgrade again, you must do this. You need to be Administrator as the patch will ask for your password.
Thank you to all those who reported issues. This shows just how important it is to report issues, even if you think they are minor. Everyone benefits, so thank you
Look forward to your feedback.