I've been running a Windows OS virtual machine for a while on an LL host.

When I set up the VM, the only runtimes that seems to have installed appears to be 'Silverlight' and ~net 4.6.1 (or an earlier version). 

Therefore, do I need to download & install other 'runtimes' for the VM (e.g.  Java 8, ~.net 4.6.2, Air & Shockwave) or does the VM's software take over and replace these?

I have searched the internet but haven't found an answer to this - does anyone know?

Many thanks for any help...

Today I upgraded our repository server that serves all our Lite Software and ISO releases.
I'm pleased to report the upgrade went very smoothly. This will now serve us through to April 2019.

On Jan 1st 2017, Ubuntu are strengthening APT repositories by ditching SHA-1. I've already corrected our repo in anticipation for this change, that's not to say there may be an issue or two come Jan 1st with updates. This is just a heads-up in-case Install Updates fail on that day. I'll be monitoring everything extremely closely and be poised to pounce if anything needs adjusting.

More info on that here - http://news.softpedia.com/news/ubuntu-to...0462.shtml

Hello guys i was wondering is there any software/apps that enable symmetry drawing in Linux. before this i work on windows & i use Krita but now i use Linux Lite but Krita not support 32bit and i looking to alternative to Krita. i try gimp but i can't find how to do symmetry. i use Gimp 2.8.18.

Ever since I removed Google Chrome and MySQL a few weeks ago, the software updater has been telling me that there are "No Updates Available".

In order to fully purge that pesky MySQL I found some esoteric commands on the Ubuntu site (no, I don't remember) and I think I may have affected the update sources or done something else nasty.

Is there any way to return the update function to its "default" settings without having to reinstall LL altogether?

llupdates.log shows no record when I attempt updates now.

Linux Lite 3.2 - Change Software Repositories to a different mirror

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFpX2DmdZYQ

The video shows how to change Software Repositories to a different mirror in Linux lite 3.2 citrine.
I don't know how to embed youtube videos in my posts (not even sure if it is allowed).

So..I got an infected file--I scanned it via clamscan. Is there a way to know what is the infected file? And what should I do to remove it?

This error is safe to ignore, but if you want to get rid of the message:

When running sudo apt-get update from the terminal, this is the simple fix:

I'm going to spend some time between now and 3.4 to add to the Help Manual. If there is anything I have overlooked, please let me know in this thread.

- An example of a good suggestion - the recent "Lite Software - Change Repository Location" suggestion from another thread.
- An example of a bad suggestion - "Please include a tutorial for installing KDE"

Any suggestion must be relevant to what we already offer.

Thank you

I have installed linux lite 3.2 64 bit an I want to enable burn effect on window animations. But when I launch the ccsm I just don't see the animations plus neither the burn effect under animations...

I have these plugins installed on my system:

compiz-plugins               
compiz-plugins-default
compiz-plugins-extra               
compiz-plugins-main                 
compiz-plugins-main-default     

A great review by Quidsup (1 day old, 23.11.16 at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIgv0Q6NJPg

Well done yet again to all the team

Regards
Mike