So I think this is the fifth time i reinstalled LL 2.4 trying to solve my issue.
I have an Intel HDA ALC268 sound card on a Toshiba Satellite p200. On any Ubuntu/Debian based distro (LL included) I installed, the headphones won't work, while the speakers work just fine. I searched forums, documentation, installed the realtek linux driver, tried all that alsamixer - pulseaudio advice, on this last LL 2.4 fresh install I even installed the 3.15 kernel from here https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/insta...te-kernel/ .
Nothing, headphones don't work. I'm out of options. I was planning on making LL 2.4 my base OS, instead of Windows, but because of this issue I've delayed that.
I tried both Caffeine and Caffeine-Plus.
Neither of them works in LL.
Is there an equivalent program that functions as intended?
Thanks!
Len

I do have "center" selected in window manager tweaks under placement.
Do I need to do anything else?
Thanks
Len
I have a question about monitoring internet activity, while using LL2.4
I would like to introduce Linux Lite to the younger members of our family though, before doing so, wish to have some kind of parental controls in place, similar to the ones I've already set up in Win7 using 'Windows Live Family Safety'.
Is there a linux equivalent that can monitor your child's internet usage, i.e. track URL's visited ?
Many thanks in advance for any help with this.
Regards
Mike

The proprietary option in Driver Manager is 331.113.
Nvidia says the latest driver for linux is 346.59 or 346.72.
I prefer 346.59.
Is there an easy way to upgrade to 346.59?
Thanks!
Len
Hi I 'm new and I want to know How could I install LL in a computer with 2 hdd?, I mean, How should be the partitions? Both hard drives have the same features. I would greatly appreciate the help.

Hi group,
I have been successfully upgrading a number of machine from LL 2.2 to 2.4 with the instructions in the new release announcement. My daughter's computer was one such machine that appeared to upgrade fine. However, when I try to run "Install Updates", it errors out with "couldn't fetch the package cache information lists."
Any ideas how to fix this and get it back to updating correctly?
Thanks
Linux Lite now packages and offers the Tor Web Browser for both 32bit and 64bit.
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install tor-web-browserMenu, Internet, Tor Web Browser.
Have just developed an odd problem on a laptop running Linux Lite 1.6. I have been using it as my main PC but want to demote it soon, so detached it from my external monitor. For some reason now, I cannot get a display on the PC screen - if I detach it, on startup it displays normally, but after login goes to a dark screen with an immobile cursor on the extreme left-hand side. This is as if it is still starting up thinking it is the right hand side display (which it was), despite being detached from the external monitor, and freezing since there is no main display. I have removed the two monitor setup from the startup routine (which uses ArandR), but this has had no effect on the PC. If I restart with the monitor attached, it runs as it always did, fine, despite the startup routine being removed. The session isn't saved, so it isn't that either.
Is there a simple way to remind my laptop that it is an individual again?

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