ON LINUX LITE 

My dell monitor it show vertical color line it dead how i can resize vga resolution to get out of this
Like in windows i can open nvidia control panel and resize it by 1494x1050 so i can get full view of my corrupted monitor possibly too much color setting  :-\ i can resize or anything how to install it

Hi anyone i'm new here  I'm looking for an OS to run smooth on my old pc dell optiplex 745 i plan to install it along with my win 7 "dual boot"

is there a way to update more than one lite pc?
I update a netbook...but then would like to use the updated files from the netbook on my desktop..both running LiteOS..rather than downloading the desktop. files again on the

Hi folks,

I've been through about 7 installs of various versions of Linux - Ubuntu 14.04-2 LTS, Lubuntu 15.05, Lubuntu 15.04 Alt, and now Linux lite 2.4, all 32 bit versions. The basics of my system- 2 MB ram, Intel core 2 duo, onboard VGA support.

I got Ubuntu installed but had freezes most of the time (barely useable), Lubuntu would freeze up during install procedure, Linux lite 2.4 installed fine.

I was really happy as Linux lite seemed to fit the bill better than the other versions of LInux, but sometimes I would still freeze up like when I would try to use Firefox, check display config screen settings, and doing stuff in the terminal. But Linux lite is *FAR* more stable than anything else I've tried so I'd like to see if we can fix this or at least find out why my probs are happening. The bad part is that when I freeze up I can't get into the terminal at all, Ctrl - Alt- F2 or CTrl - alt- T will not work, are there any other key combos that can get a terminal going ?

I'd appreciate if someone who has more skills than I do can give me some ideas on what to check out, etc. Do you have a pastebinit thingie that I can use to ship you more detailed tech info on the system ? Tell me what you want me to do.

I really like what the Linux Lite team has done, you Dev folks have done a very nice thing, but hope we can get the system more stable.

Thanks,
glin22

I'm sure before I start to load LL I set two partition at 250gb and an 80gb for LL
The 250gb were left at NTFS I was going to change them later.

Now I'm looking to change size I can only see one drive with partition of 461gb.
I can't resize or unmount at the OS LL is using this drive.

The setting are grayed out I had this before I just had to unmount.

Using Gparted this should see the other NTFS partition right?
Is the easy and quickest way to format and reload LL again setting partition 80gb for LL

I have looked at youtube before I started this question.

[img height=311 width=524]https://db.tt/7BBoHj0N[/img]

[img height=314 width=528]https://db.tt/9PcpV4zp[/img]

Thanks
Lazy typer LL = Linux Lite

The default install does not enable Unicode support.  The menu item in Firefox was greyed out till I installed 'lite fonts'


sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install lite-fonts


is this the right selection?  i found it in another forum post after searching 'unicode'.

I am curious why others here chose Ubuntu and Linux Lite?  I'll go first. 

I chose the Ubuntu family because it appeared to be the most popular for newbies and desktops.  I chose Linux Lite because I thought it would be best for transitioning folks in my sphere of influence over to Linux.  Since I'm a newbie myself, I also like the support, the documentation, and the roadmap of where the Linux Lite distro is headed.  When I find myself selling someone on the benefits of Linux, these things make it an easy sell.

Why did you choose Ubuntu LTS and Linux Lite?