How can I connect my phone (Android phone) so that I can access my files then transfer them into my pc?
It seems not being recognized when connected.
Any way or application that can help?
Thanks.
This is not the original wallpaper from LL 1.0.4 but it is made to look like it.
![[Image: 7YWJi6J.png]](http://i.imgur.com/7YWJi6J.png)
Downloaded latest FSLINT via synaptic = version 2.44. Identifies duplicates on ancillary usb hard drive but fails to delete. Reinstalled - Same problem with same files.
Deleted fully via synaptic and downloaded older *.deb version V2.40 from FSLINT website, installed and this version runs OK.
Any ideas why?

I am a newbie to LL.
I recently downloaded windows media player with Wine. Now I want to uninstall the windows media player and I don't know how.
Please help me :-[

hi all,
I am very happy to join the team. I am a complete newbie to linux and I am emotionally attached to Linux Lite 2.6 because the distro was released on an important day to me. I have decided to forever remain with linux.
I have been on the Lite for less than a week and so far so good, I am impressed by the simplicity of LL.
I could use some help from fellow Linux users.
Cheers,
Kilpatrick
:o I have Ubuntu 14.04, I need 14:10, Software Update informs me that 15.04 is available but it will not install. I cleared all the items on the update page, the update program came up but then could not install. Also I am having issues installing updates on a daily basis. What can be done to fix this issue? Thanks!
Video format or MIME type is not supported.
Restricted Extras are installed. It works on Ubuntu, but doesn't on this Linux Lite machine.
Browsers are both Firefox. Many HTML5 videos work (like YouTube etc...), but some don't.
EDIT: Nevermind... It seems Privacy Badger is the problem.
I'm running Linux Lite 2.6 (64bit)
I am going to install some applications, such as: Mega, CrossOver, Teamviewer, so are those stuff able to install and work as well as running on Ubuntu 14.04?
Thanks.
:-\
Hi from a newbie - here and to LL and to Linux in general.
I have searched here and googel'd for a way to make the borders of any and all windows wider; the dafault width makes resizing very difficult.
Certainly this has been answered before but I am too limited to find the answer.
Any helpful pointer will be greatly appreciated.
TIA
I have my Panel in the default location (on the bottom of the screen). When I open a YouTube video to full screen, is there a way to have the full screen area to be everything but the Panel?
