My 12 year old son has been using our old Asus laptop to play SuperTuxKart on Zorin 9 OS using a USB attached GXT 27 Steering Wheel.
It works superbly and it's great! So, now I would like to play it myself on my newer Asus laptop using the installed LL2.8 OS...
but there's a glitch.
The steering wheel is apparently not recognised as a device (not listed), under SuperTuxKart/Options/Controls.
Only 'Keyboard 0' is listed as a device.
Within SuperTuxKart Controls I clicked on 'Add a Device' and the advice given was:
"To add a new gamepad/joystick device, simply start SuperTuxKart with it connected and it will appear in the list"
Well I tried that advice but it still doesn't work, even after several reboots.
Any help with this much appreciated.
Many thanks
Mike
Well this is interesting... Dual Integrated OS without VM...!!!
Is LL 2.8 or (3.0 to come) is better suited to ? Of the 38 results from the LL Hdware dbase, this system was not listed there. (yet?)
HP Pavilion, 23-h009 AIO computer.
Processor: AMD A6 5200 APU 2.00 GHz (quad core)
Touch Screen, 8GB of RAM,
1TB HD (SATA)
Blu Tooth
Ntwork:
wifi: Ralink RT3290 802.11 bgn
Ethernet: Realtek PCIe
Display: AMD Radeon HD8400
One of the main thing here, is how well my teenager's ipod/itunes music library will interact with whatever music app can be used on LL. Clementine/gtkpod.
I told my teenager that by the end of this year, Linux Lite will be replacing another of our Windows computers. This one being the computer she uses the most. (an HP AIO).
Because of the large tower and the odd location of the usb ports, so far, she's given only necessary attention to the computer LL is currently on.
Other than the fact that she'll use LO and FF (research) for school projects etc., the most important selling point for her to use LL as a permanent OS is how well Clementine and or gtk pod will work with her 5th Gen ipod Touch and her itunes library.
We've downloaded both today -so once she gets to it, we'll hear the verdict.
I found this info http://askubuntu.com/questions/98628/can...th-an-ipod.
Does anyone here have any pointers or suggestions how to best get her ipod to work with LL?
Perhaps to my parental shame
, I should tell her regardless of her verdict, LL is going on that computer.

I downloaded the second life file and the firestorm second life file, unzipped both now im stuck . When i click both files and go to the read me text under installation it says this,The Second Life Linux client can entirely run from the directory you have
unpacked it into - no installation step is required. If you wish to
perform a separate installation step anyway, you may run './install.sh'
Run ./secondlife from the installation directory to start Second Life.
So i dont know how to get it to run i got confused when it said no installation is required because i see no start or launch in folder :-\
Ok Problem resolved!! This OS rocks so much the more i learn stuff

Hi everyone im new to Linux , I just removed windows vista and just in time
So far i am loving me some linux lite 

For reasons I won't go into, I decided to install Linux Mint 17.3 alongside LL 2.8. Everything proceeded smoothly, but when the GRUB menu displayed and when I tried to run LL, I received an error message: file name expected.
I've never had issues with dual-booting previously and am somewhat concerned presently. I've checked on the forum and have found this issue mentioned before - it appears to be a bug in GRUB however I'm not sure if previous problems are similar to mine. One suggestion was to post the results of sudo update-grub - here they are:
paul@paul-desktop ~ $ sudo update-grub
[sudo] password for paul:
Generating grub configuration file ...
Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.19.0-32-generic
Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-3.19.0-32-generic
Found memtest86+ image: /boot/memtest86+.elf
Found memtest86+ image: /boot/memtest86+.bin
No volume groups found
Found Linux Lite 2.8 (14.04) on /dev/sda1
done
paul@paul-desktop ~ $
I'm not the brightest spark going around and would appreciate step by step instructions.
Thanks
Paul
Hi,
I'm not able to set the system clock to synchronize. I go into the LL Control Center and select Date and Time. On the first tab is "[] Synchronize date and time over network". I check that, the NTP service starts, but I get an error that it couldn't complete:
![[Image: 1kN7b8G.png]](http://i.imgur.com/1kN7b8G.png)
I added the government server just to be sure that's not the problem.
I added the NTP rule to the UFW firewall. I even dropped the firewall for testing, but I still get the same error.
The odd thing is that the clock has the correct time, so it must be syncing, but this dialog is erroring out.
Any insight would be appreciated.
I have a fairly large number of virtual machines set up in Oracle Virtualbox 5.0.16.
However, I would like to copy and use them on another PC.
Once I've copied the machine folders to the new PC, I'm a bit unsure how to get them
operational again. As usual any help is much appreciated...
Regards
Mike

I have a windows XP computer that is used for youtube which now has LL and youtube runs sluggish (before and after LL) so a youtube client should do the trick. I was unable to find a youtube client. Anybody know about one?

