I've encountered a problem with regular updates for LL 2.4 - I am supposedly 21.2 MB short on "disk /boot" for an 82.8MB download and despite following instructions (emptying trash and running sudo apt-get clean) the update insists the lack of space remains.

What can I do?

Downloaded linux lite from source forge,used cdburnerxp to create boot disc.I get a black screen with "no default or ui configuration found".Linux lite will not boot-help!

(Not mine.  Found it online somewhere.)

I had to lol!

http://imgur.com/gallery/qCWHwCd

Meanwhile on Ubuntu...

 

The 6 month number on Distrowatch for Linux Lite is #20.  Pretty cool this happened on the day that Windows 10 becomes available.

Here's to the upcoming version 2.6 putting Linux Lite into the top 15!!!!

I was not sure where to report this but it seems I have received a message intended for another member of the forum. I will leave the message in my inbox should the development team need to view it.

I've got a couple of portable executables that I don't know how to integrate into the system. For instance, Palemoon is in a folder. I want to park it in the right place and then create a launcher to it, on the desktop and the start menu, for lack of a better term.


I also have a portable windows executable that I can fire directly, but which I cannot fire via launcher. If I park it at /opt or /usr/bin I keep getting access violations, or nothing happens at all.


Thanks for any guidance.

Is there any way to get rid of the need to authenticate before accessing internal drives after each boot? I came across instructions to alter the /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.devicekit.disks.policy file, but there is none in LL. I trust the setting must be somewhere else.

Thanks,
Paul

Hey folks! I'm an 18 years old teenager from Morocco, Linux Lite is the right distro for me, I love Gaming and Programming!
It's My first time joining a Linux community, sooo Hi

I have my own OpenVPN Access Server.  To install my OpenVPN client and connect to my Access Server, I follow the instructions at https://openvpn.net/index.php/access-ser...ients.html.  When I have the server redirect internet browsing, so that the network my Access Server is connected to handles the browsing, I can ping IP addresses, but I cannot ping domain names or browse the internet.  For example, I can ping the Google public DNS server 8.8.8.8, but I cannot ping or browse to www.google.com.

I put in a ticket with the folks at OpenVPN.  They led me to my /etc/resolv.conf file, which shows my nameserver as 127.0.0.1.  When I changed the nameserver to 8.8.8.8, I could ping ip addresses and domain names and browse the internet.  Using www.ipchicken.com, my internet browsing appeared to be coming from the same public IP address as my OpenVPN Access Server.  This was the result I was looking for.  But after rebooting, the nameserver returned to 127.0.0.1. 

As a workaround for this, I added 8.8.8.8 as an Additional DNS Server in my Network Connections.  I have been able to use another Ubuntu Linux based distro without this workaround.  And the folks at OpenVPN suggested there might be something special going on with the distro I'm using (Linux Lite 2.4 64 bit) that could be causing the /etc/resolv.conf file to use the local loopback address as my nameserver.

For the record, I have LL 2.4 64bit running on my laptop and my desktop, and the behavior connecting to my OpenVPN Access Server is the same.  I have to add 8.8.8.8 to my Network Connections settings, as a workaround, in order to get the expected behavior.